The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-03-15
AID changes
G.. G. Meisel
j. A. Cavanagh
f. b. Fuller & Co.
S. Goldberg & Co.
r. b. Muller & Co.

| IuIuoy S CudIuDeTldlu
"Better Than Gold" tonight at Cen
trail Hall.
Don't buy summer dress goods unit
you see what is at Fuller's store.
Shoes and rubbers at Norman B
Herberts, next door to post-office.
Gentlemen! For new things in hat
and caps call at the Yale Clothing
House.
People wishing to see fine line o.
up-tO date wall paper, should call or
Grant Holden.
| New subscribers are being added tC
the Exposltor's now large list every
week. Are you subscriber?
New books at Mrs. Teylor's by stand
ard authors-Harriet Beecher Stowe
George Elliot, David Bartlett, Kipling
Opie Read.
Patronize w. w. Adams when YOU
want anything in the shape of harness
or horse clothing. He also handles
trunks, valises, etc.
Just arrived carload of barb wire
which will be So and $3.50 until further
notice. Rounds & Vancamp, success.
sors to Fox & Rounds.
Rev. Mr.. Buchanan, of Martin, Mich.
will occupy the Presbyterian pulpit in
Central Hall next Sunday, March 18th.
Preaching at IL m. and p. m.
The Yale Furniture Co. handles the
| finest and best assortment of goods in
| their line in town. The low prices is
what is making the furniture move.
Agent Wanted LADY or gentleman
to sell Wall Paper by sample book.
Liberal commission. Write j. A. Dav-
idson & Co. Port Huron, Mich. 4ltf
Subjects for discourse in the M. K.
church next Sunday: Morning-"Re-
marks on DR.. Willis Lecture" Even
ing-"Christlan on the Valley of the
Shadow of Death"
Memphis died at his home in that vii
lage yesterday of heart failure, aged
80 years. The funeral will be held to-
morrow Saturday at o'clock p. m.
Ex-President Harrison's physicians
hold out no hope for him and he now
lies in very critical condition at his
home in Indianapolis, Ind. Later. Mr..
Harrison died Thursday morning.
Results. Immediate and lasting. Be-
fore and after trying other remedies
use Rocky Mountain Tea this month.
Twill keep you well all summer. A
great spring blessing. Ask your drug
gist.
Short Horn Bull for sale.-The I'M
dersigned has for sale thorough bred
Short Horn bull 10 months old, weight
about 500 pounds, color red. Finely
built and shows all the good points of
this breed. For particulars and price
write or call on Charles Hayes, Brock
way, Mich. 1875
The old saying, "a green Christmas
makes fat church-yard," must now
be relegated to the past never again
to be resurrected, for this winter has
been one of g-continued, steady
and Outlines piercing cold. yet the
death rate is abnOrmally high, espec-
tally among elderly people.
In planning your work remember
that this is March. month made of all
kinds of weather left over after max
ing the rest. These left oyer chunks
were taken, jumbled together medley
fashion and called March. The very
name tells the story. M-a-r-c-h-M (ade)
of AID R(ough) C(hunks) Handy
What might have been p disastrous
fire was checked in its incipiency last
Saturday morning. In some manner
rack full of clothes hanging near the
range in the Rapley House took fire
and the flames were reaching the cell
ing, but a few pals of water thrown on
the burning clothing extinguished the
fire.
Daniel Ferguson has sold his milk
business to John b. Francis who now
looks after supplying Yale citizens
with milk. Mr.. Francis can take care
of this industry for he has large farm
the village and our citizens
who patronize him may depend on get
ting pure unadulterated tactical fluid.
Success to him is our worst wish.
w. w. Lord, auctoneer, will sell by
public auction at the farm of Mrs. Mar
garet A. Greenwood one and one-quar-
ter miles east of Roseburg, on Friday,
March %, 1901, q quantity of farm
stock and implements. Sale to begin
at one O'Clock p. m. sharp. Mrs.
Greenwood has decided to rent her
farm and does not need the stock and
therefore wants to sell what she has.
Through twenty-seven winters it has
bowed and swayed its displeasure at
blc Cullllnp DldsJS. rOI us uldIly SuIu-
mers, since it was brought as slender
shoot, from the parent tree near the
old Bell livery barn, and stuck in the
ground at the corner of Henry Highs |
shoe shop, it has nodded and budded |
approval to the gentle rains and soft |
zephyrs. But the ruthless march of |
village development had long since |
it for victim and last Thurs |
day it fell, and now nothing but q |
rude pile of unpoetic fire wood marks
the scene of its erstwhile triumphs |
and splendors. We refer to the |
mighty willow which formerly stood |
across the way from our sanctum, but
which has been removed to make room !
for Aaron Windsor's new barber shop |
and bathrooms. The vacancy creates |
an ugly view at present but will soon
be filled by IL handsome new brick |
On last Friday Miss Jessie Merigold |
received word that her old school mate |
and fellow teacher, Miss Minnie Hen
shaw. had died in Detroit on the 9TH |
instant. Miss Henshaw had been in |
failing health for some time but kept |
Of bor moot aud dutiaa 90 ono IF tho /