The Yale expositor., 1901-07-05

on Monday, July Sth 1901 az o'clock pm. loca
time. HARVEY TAPPAN, Director.
John Holden has made q great i'm
provement by neatly grading along the
street in front of his residence.
Wanted Immediately, man to work
on farm. Wages ranging from SIC
Call on or address The Exposition office,
Yale. 7-3.
A bad complexion generally results
from inactive liver and bowels. In all
such cases, DeWitt's Little EARLY Risers
produce gratifying results. Grant Hol-
den.
p. Cotter's house southwest Of Brock
way burned Wednesday with most of
its contents. 1t was fine brick veneer
house. A defective chimney caused
the fire.
The first man in Yale to don a shirt
waist is DR.. V. A. Lacy. 1t must have
taken some courage to set the pace,
but the doctor can now bid sunstrokes
q firm defiance.
Did you take the advice given in last
weeks paper and visit Dick Windsor's
bath tub? How do you like 1t anyway?
Those who haye not visited this very
plchohnI plhCc 5uOuiu Wy I've
Fat lady-Don't sleep too much; ex-
ercise; don't eat fats and sweets. To
reduce flesh rapidly take Rocky
Mountain Tea. Acts directly on the
fatty tissues. Soc. Grant Holden.
What might haye been a disastrous
fire was discovered at the p. M. depot
Wednesday and extinguished before
any damage was done. Investigation
showed that boys had been playing
with fire-crackers on the platform.
Cooper, the famous Michigan rider,
won a five mile handicap in 1850 at
Newark n. j. OH June 10Th, and ten
mile open in 22:53 at the same place
on June 23d. He made this wonderful
time on Monarch Wheel-the kind
that John Hutton sells.
Short Horn Bull for service at my
farm one mile north and two miles
east of Yale. Registered name and
number PEDRO $685." This animal
was formerly owned by F. Sleeper.
of INLAY City, and has all the points
of pure bred. Joe Williams. "a
w. F. Green, the District President,
writes us that Speaker township S. s..
convention will meet at the Brick
the Elk township one in the Peck M. E..
church on the following Sunday, July
14th. Both conventions will open at
p. IN. and there will be both afternoon
and evening sessions.
A bad wash-out occurred on the
PMRR near Sherwood last Tuesday
morning. Trains we're unable to pass
over the line for several hours while
the damage was being repaired. The
difficulty was in part bridged by the
east and west bound trains getting as
near together as possible, and then
transferring their passengers, mail
and baggage. People coming from
the west arrived in Yale about three
hours late.
As per announcement Gollmar Bros.
& Schuman's circus exhibited in Yale
last Tuesday. A vast crowd of peo-
pie were in Yale bright and early to
witness the street parade. The show
seemed to be all that was claimed for
it and had generous patronage both
afternoon and evening. Shows and
show people are queer; but they are
no queerer than the crowd. There is
nothing queerer than the generous
streak that comes over adult people
on show days. A multitude of par
ents get anxious at such times to give
the children treat. Such is life.
Sometime during last Friday night
burglars made raid on the Yale post
office. They entered the rear door by
breaking the lock, and after entering
broke open the money till. There
was not cent in 1t to reward them for
their work. So far as known nothing
was taken, not even a one.cent stamp.
1t is supposed that something scared
them away ere they had time to crack
the safe. Beyond the breaking of the
lock and the injury to the money till,
no damage was done. No clue is vet
reported pointing to the guilty ones.
Some things seem to indicate that they
are not local in residence.
4. II. Drake arrived home Monday
from $500 mile trip in the South and
West-Texas and Indian Territory. He
reports the country fine-in spots-and
undergoing tremendous boom in pop
ulation. Says it's hot down there, so
hot that eggs are cooked in the nests
leastwise some are. The hot winds are
y terror, blighting every thing in their
pathway, and that under their influ-
ence thermometers climb to 100 in the
shade. In the more favored parts the
crops are immense; corn being so big
two men had to hoe at one row to get
the soil thrown up on both sides of the
huge stalks. Harve says it's great
country down there, q tremendous
country TO go TO, or to stay away from
and we'll be hanged if we just re-
member which he recommended.