The Yale expositor., 1900-02-16

The Expostor is the best-so say
they all.
Call and see the new goods at the
Yale Bazaar.
Hickory axe handle worth 1Octs
only 5cts at The Racket.
See Ballentine for what you want.
He will not fool you. Goods and pric-
es right.
Remember the horse blanket sale
at w. w. Adams harness shop. You
can get bargains in these goods.
Did anyone think enough of you to
send you a lovely valentine? Or were
you the object of their enmity that
they sent you an ugly one?
A series of gospel meetings COM
menced in Brick Chapel Wednesday
evening conducted by Elder Patton.
Considerable interest is manifested.
Lothian's grove in the western part
of the village would be good piece of
property for the village to own. With
! little expense it could be made q fine
pleasure ground where picnics and
gatherings could be held.
DR.. Ct. A. Munich, the Detroit specia-
list, will make his next visit to Yale
Wednesday and Thursday, March 7
and 8. If not enjoying perfect health
call and see him. Consultation free.
See adv. mo Cure No Pay
Our new baker Jacob Miller, is put
ting out an excellent quality of bread
We can say from n personal test that
! it is fine. We have no doubt but Mr..
Miller will work into big trade. All
other bakers goods are also made and
will be found satisfactory to the public.
81 think would go crazy with pain
were it not for Chamberlaln's Pain
! Herminie, Pa. "I have been afflicted
with rheumatism for several years and
have tried remedies without number,
but pain Balm is the best medicine l
have got hold Of" One application
relieves the pain. For sale by Staley a.
McKeith, druggists.
The subscription list of The EXPOSE
tor steadily increases and we hear
many kind expressions in favor of our
paper. We use ever effort to secure
the news each week and we hope our
readers will not withhold any item of
interest which they can conveniently
send in. We do not desire to slight
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The fire at Capac last week destroyed
over $4,000 worth of property. ID. @.
Walker and Miles Christie were the
heaviest losers, only Walker holding
any insurance. j. l.. Willoughby,
lawyer, lost his library worth 81 900.
Opera House outfit 81 900. Secret So
cieties 800. Savings Bank $500. Jacob
Waltz $500. Christie property $4,000.
Walker property $4,000. 1t was bad
fire for Capac.
The New York Edison Exhibition
and Specially Co, under the manage
ment of Messrs. Ferguson & Miller
entertained fair-sized audiences at
Central Hall, Monday and Tuesday
evenings this week. This entertain
ment was rather out of the ordinary
and must be heard to be appreciated.
The Edison Grand Concert Polyphone
is q wonder of the goth century. Its
songs were loud and distinct and its
band and orchestra selections closely
initiates the original. Mr.. Fay Is one
of the sweetest voiced vocalists that
has ever visited our town and his H.
Illustrated songs captivated the entire
audience. To hear this man alone is
worth more than double the price of
admission. The moving pictures dis.
played by the cinematograph on the
canvas were life-llke and grand. The
performance was concluded by giving
scenes along the route to the Klon-
dixie which were very fine. Should
this company come TO our town again
they will receive hssrty welcome.