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The Yale expositor., 1902-05-23
Herbert a. Sprague
A. Cnnirnl HILL. Nnln

Herbert A. Sprague
At Central Hall, Yale
Wednesday Evening, May 2sth.
Decoration flags at The Racket.
Strawberries and cream. Yum! Yum,
\ fine line OF W. l.. Douglas shoes
at the Yale Clothing House.
Keep in mind the date OF the High
School entertainment, May 2Sth.
Uncle Toms Cabin under big tent
in Yale next Thursday. Don't miss 10.
Regular communication of o. +. 5.
Chapter next week Wednesday evening.
Born, on Thursday, May Is, 1902 10 the
wife of Robert Rennie, OF Yale, twins.
Go TO the Presbyterian church Mon
day evening. The little girls will give
you something fine.
Wixom's show was in Yale Wednes-
day but did not draw very large crowds
either afternoon or evening.
Cold weather has delayed sheep
shearing. The best wool brings about
lGcents a pound in Port Huron markets.
For Sale-A cheap work horse. Will
sell or exchange for stock. Enquire of
I. II. Parkinson one mile west of Yale.
James Brown has purchased a house
and lot In Brown City, for the use of
mis- son Charles and family, who will
soon occupy the place.
Try the new remedy for costiveness,
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. Every box guaranteed. Price, %
cents. For sale by Grant Holden.
A novel feeling of leaping, bounding
impulses goes through your body. You
feel young, act young and are young
after taking Rocky Mountain Tea. 81
cts. Grant Holden.
Fine rains have visited this section
during the past week and crops are
looking fine. heavy electrical storm
shook the earth Monday afternoon but
we have learned OF no damage being
done near here.
Tho Chamberlain block. which has
been unoccupied for some time, is be.
ing repaired and will again be opened
for business about July lst. Beavis q
Hutchinson, OF Lansing, Is the firm
that will put in n stock Of general mer.
chandise.
Gus Lindke last Saturday sold hi.
bakery and building at Sanilac Centre
to- VIM. Reid, for 81 200 cash. who took
charge Of tho business the first OF the
week. Will Is an old Yale boy but Of
late has been at Chicago where no made
some money. His friends here will
wish him every success.
G. +. Michaels and family have
packed up their household goods and
are moving 10 Bay city where they will
make their future home. The many
friends of the family regret 30 learn OF
their departure but al Join with The
ExpOsitor in wishing them all kinds OF
good luck. ". II. Holden and family
will occupy the residence vacated by
Mr.. Michaels.
The Yale expositor., 1902-05-23

Success" has discovered band of
little people named the "Spry-Spys,"
whose quaint doings and remarkable
exploits promise TO equal those Of the
Brownies.
Frank w. Smith is now employed by
the implement firm of Mcintyre n
Harris ne salesman. Frank ~ good
talkcr, having had considerable ex-
perience as an auctioneer and will no
doubt make valuable man for the
firm.
The heavy wind storm accompanied
by rain which swept over this section
Thursday afternoon dill considerable
damage. Among other antics II per-
formed was 10 upset the grand stand
on the fair ground, turn the barn of
Timothy Castor around several times,
unroof sheds, uproot trees besides do
lug other depredalions.
Expert Prince, that well-known race
horse now owned in Yale by A. w.
Kelly q Co., l. attracting considerable
attention. Many prospective breeders
have looked him over and are we'll
pleased with his size aud makeup,
several having expressed their inten-
ton to breed their mares TO him. lie
may be seen at his stable in Yale and
all are invited u call. before using
other horses.
The pupils Of the ist and "a primary
rooms OF our public schools will give n
musical program In Central Hall some
time IN the near future. The teachers,
Misses Roy and ilayes, have been
training the children OF late In drills,
recitatiOns, solos and choruses and the
little ones perform their parts we'll.
In the next issue of the ExpOsitor the
announcement will be made when the
entertainment IL TO be held and full
particulars given.
The Yale expositor., 1902-05-23

Cornation and boquet vases al The
Racket.
Hired girl wanted az once at Hotel
Jackson.
The front OF the Yale Clothing House
s receiving a coat of paint.
Yale Clothing House l. turning out
lots of Mems $40 suits at $50.
The town has been IN almost total
darkness 80 far this week, although
where acetyline gas is used everything
is in brightness. The boilers At the
power house are being repaired.
G. X. Clarke reassumed his old posi-
ton as ticket agent for the Grand
Trunk railway ut Port Huron on Tues
day morning. Bob's old friends will
be pleased TO learn of his return.
Mother, Yes one package makes two
quarts of baby medicine. See direc-
tions. There is nothing just as good
for babies and children as Rocky Noun
tain Tea. 80 cts. Grant Holden.
The Richmond Review says that Gil
X. Loyejoy has Just cause for libel
suit against the Detroit Journal for
publishing a cut, which, according to
the label, is intended for GiPs portrait,
but that IL looks rs much like Shep
Beebe, n character of that town, as II
does like Gil.
The fifteen year old son of J. G. Hall
man, of Roseburg, met with serious
accident while in Yale with a load of
hay Wednesday. The whistle of one
of the mills frightened the horses and
they ran away throwing the boy under
the wheels injuring him internally.
DIR. Wight administered to his suffer
ings. IL 10 hoped he will recover.
The ice cream social given in Mich
aels' Hall on Tuesday evening by the
Catholic Club of Yale was largely at
tended and n good time was enjoyed
by all. Proceeds amounted TO about
SIS. After the social the young peo.
pie had n pleasant time dancing until
about one o'clock. The EVENINGS en-
tertainment was n success both socially
and financially.
Some of Weter, Tanning 4 Co.'S wag-
ons are breaking all records in the
way of quantity Of eggs brought IN ut
single load. A load of over 2,l0O
dozens is nothing uncommon. The
high price OF eggs seems TO have
awakened n sense OF responsibility and
duty in every hen IN the country and
individually and collectively they must
be engaged in an effort to smash the
egg trust, as eggs seem more plentiful
than In years when the price was
lower.-Richmond Review.
The attention of Brockway Township
board of neRlth Is called To- the dead
carcasses of horses, cattle, sheep and
hogs being thrown into Mill creek and
left 10 decay. Report reaches us that
al the present time q dead carcass of
morse Is caught In the wire fence near
the John ID. Jones bridge and n hOr-
rible stencil arises from II. Also that
n dead hog lies in the creek near the
slaughter house. Whoever IL respon-
sible for this state of things should be
notified and IL the carcasses are not
removed at once. the board should be-
Gin proceedings 10 prosecute. We are
also informed that the creek is lined
with dead sheep and other animals
from Yale 20 the Lynn swamp. The
health Of Yale citizens Is endangered,
for whenever there u fire In town
the water from the creek is used. Our
health board should act at once In the
cases sited and hereafter use every
effort TO prevent filth and carrion be-
ing dumped into the creek.
The Yale expositor., 1902-05-23

O.. &. MCiscl
II l.. Beard
Wharton & Co.
T.. T.. Fuller a Co.
Palmer Bros. & Co.
Davis lcle Tom Cabin
Don't fail Co hear Herbert a. Srrague
"Wednesday evening, May 2,th.
The Racket Is carrying iine assort-
mCut of ladies corsets and belts.
Another iuyoice of the latest style
just received ~ Yale Clothing House.
sake Scott left bunch OF keys at
our Office which she found last week
Owner can haYe same by calling.
Rounds and NanCamp are selling
| lots Of l.. Il. :. paint these days. Peo.
pie begin to know the merits OF the
goods.
Thos. Mcleod painted the front of
the building occupied by James Brown,
insurance agent, and Mrs.M. ii. Taylor
this week.
Miss Doda Turcott, recently of Bay
City, would like n few scholars in IN
strumental music. For further par
ticulars please call at The Racket. 5ltf
Tonight, Friday, Is the date that the
G. l.. Society, NJ. p. church, serve ice
cream and cake in the building Of
Alfred Goheen on Main street. All
invited.
Farmers Notice-Anyone desiring to
raise pumpkins for the Canning Fac
tory will please come in and secure
their seed. j. T. staff may be found
at the Paisley House.
Don't waste your money on worthless
limitations of Rocky Mountain Tea. Get
the genuine made only by the Madison
Medicine Co. A great family remedy.
IS cts. Grant Holden.
The Right Honorable James Bryce,
NJ. p, has written specially for "Suc-
cess" an article of worldwide interest
on the following subject; GLOW Amer
lea May Avoid the Mistakes of Europe"
x. Johnson will give grand open
ing ball aud supper at Hotel Dewey,
Emmett, on Monday evening, June
End, 1902. Music by Cassello's Orches-
ira, Port Huron. Bill only Sl.00. A
good time is anticipated. Everybody
invited.
The growing beet crop around san.
lilac Centre was completely destroyed
last Monday night by the severe hail
storm. Considerable damage was done
also TO fruit. Windows were broken
and beet fields were flooded by the
heavy rain.
Charley Tornow. one OF Greenwood's
most prosperous farmers, is building
an addition 10 his residence five miles
east Of Yale. Mr.. and Mrs. Tornow
enjoy TO have their friends visit them
and are making the addition 10 accom-.
modate all.
Or. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 200 Huron
ave-, oyer Knilrs drug store, Port HUI
ron. will be at "The Paisley Hotel
Yale, the second Friday of each month
where he can be consulted on diseases
of above organs only. Glasses fitted.
His next visit will be Friday, j une 18th.
lie will be I'm his Port Huron Office
every day In the month except Fridays.
Complaint Is made that boys Of the
town are In the habit OF playing ball
on the fair ground Sundays. The of.
iicers Of the. Agricultural Association
desire TO notify such boys that this
practice must be stopped or they will
prosecute them. II the boys wish 10
use the grounds 10 play ball on week
days they are welcome 90 do so, pro.
viding the buildings and fences are In
no wise damaged. Boys, n word IN
time will save you considerable trouble.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-19
SUPREME COURT SYLLABp

1905. Rawis against Reichenback. APP
peal from Polk. Affirmed. Day, c. Divi-
sion No. /.
/. The homesreads Of married persons In
this state cannot be conveyed or incum-
bered unless the instrument by which II Is
conveyed or incumbered Is executed and
acknowledged by both husband and wife.
2. Where a husband and wife are occupy
ing. premises as a homestead held by either
under a. contract Of purchase the contract
upon the premises except by an instrument
executed, and acknowledge by both hus-
band and wife.
8. Evidence examined and held sufHcient
TO show the homestead character OF the
premises at the time of the assignment of
4, Evidence examined and held to sustain
the defense OF usury and that the debt had
been fully paid and discharged.
1884. Dunn against Bo5arth. Error from
Gage. Motion overruled. Holcomb. J..
/. The provisions of sections 6l2 to Gle Of
ter section, do not authorize by summar
proceedings the entry OF a Judgment for
costs against spreties on a cost bond which
error or appellant under rule Il, adopted
by this court with reference to security
or by appeal.
2. The court is not authorized by the is.
motion and notice to the adverse party pa in
lieu thereof, TO order an execution to issue
against sureties on a cost bond given in
pursuance OF the provisions of rule IL, for
the costs made in the action in which the
cost bond was given which are assessed
against a plaintiff In error or appellant, or
for the amount thereof remaining unpaid.
8. The right to enforce the liability of a
surety on such cost bond is by proceeding
In. an ordinary civil action on the under
taking and In pursuance of the rules gov
erning civil actions generally.
1898. Farmers ana Merchants Irriga-
ton Company against Cozad Irrigation
Company. Appeal from Dawson. Judg-
ment. Hastings, C. Division No. /.
/. The remedy by action of the under as
sistants provided for in chapter xcIiia
article {, section IS, Compiled Statute
does not prevent equity Jurisdiction of oil
putes between water appropriations Owe
matters not in terms conhded to such as
sistants.
2. The right of a prior appropriation to
water is to get his allotted supply with
out unreasonable inconvenience, because of
the effect of subsequent appropriations.
8. The reasonable convenience IN getting
water of a prior appropriation Is such as
leaves IT profitable to him to take odt the
water and I'm addition to that gives him
every advantage which he can nave with
out causing a greater disadvantage to a
subsequent appropriation.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-19
New York Mining Quotations.
Foreign

LONDON, June 1S.-Money was easier to-
day. The indebtedness to the Bank of En-
gland Is being rapidly liQuidated and large
amounts of gold are coming in. Business
on the Stock exchange dwindled, owing to
the approach of the settlement previous
to the coronation festivities. Consols were
ffrmer. Americans started irregular and
grew firm in sympathy with New York's
closing prices and closed steady. Kafirs
were quiet.
exchange Illinois Central was quoted on
feature. Illinois Central closed on the
Stock exchange at 1854. All the exchanges
in London will be closed June 26, "a and
%. The amount of bullion taken into the
Bank of England on balance today was
9247.0Oo Gold premium at Buenos Ayres,
PARIS, June 18.-Three per cent rentes,
1o1f TIC for the account. Exchange on
London, 22f 1910 for checks. Spanish As,
81 so. Parquet stocks opened active and
firm on the Bourse today. Rentes. Spanish
Is and Turks were the features, the latter
sanctioning the conversion scheme. Kaffirs
rallied. Later there was a general re-
lapse. Rentes sagged on realizations and
prices closed generally unsatisfactory and
irregular. Rio tintos fell sharply in sym
pathy with the decline in prices of copper
statement of the colonial secretary, Joseph
Chamberlain, that mines outside of the
Transvaal and Orange River colonies would
not be taxed to defray the cost Of the
South African war. The private rate of dis
count was 7-l6.
BERLIN. June B.-Exchanges on Lon
don, pom 46hpfgs. Business on the Bourse
To-Day was extremely dull. Locals were de-
pressed. Spanish As were Arm; T~ransvaal
rails were weak.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-19

however, It rallied on export business and
left OF steady and unchanged. July q bis
a!s7sc, closed at 5ssc; september q selSa
CSIo5RfSLReeeipts, $500 bu exports, 400
and 9BBi!c. = o. b. Saoat. Option market
had an early upturn on rains west. and a
sensational rise In July corn at Chicago;
later gave way on reactions west and un-
leading, but finally. rallied with wheat,
closing nc net higher July. 66hq6lc,
closed at 66ac; September, 63h663hc, closed
at 63Iac; December, 49&q6Otsc, closed at
oAATs-Receipts. 1850 bu. Spot market
5i2c; No. 8 white, size; track, mixed west
ern, 4jGisc; track, white western. 5oq56c'
track white state 5oa5ec Options deyei.
'HAYGstssdy; shipping, soae5c; good to
MiDES|QHiet; Galveston, 20 TO 25 lbs,
lSc; Cslifornia. 81 to % lbs, lSc; Texas dry,
HoPsHFirm; state, prime to choice, 1901
coast, 1901 crop. lS1kd22c; 1900. i5dl6c; .olds,
bEATHER-steady: acid. 24a25c.
WOOI-Dull: domestic fleece. 2yd29c.
PRovIsioNs-Beef. firm; family. sl555a
packet. s15'OOai5.5O; city extra India mess,
S24.ooq250 CO. Cut meats steady; Pickled bel,
SIS; pickied hams. s11. 50Gi2N. Lard. frm;
western stesmed s1055alO.6); refined STEADY;
continent, s1o;75; South America, s1l;5o;
s9.56S9o.65i; short clear, ssis,75d2i.525; mess,
SIS. 5OIl IS.
TALLOw-steady: city 90 per pkg.),
61zci country pkgs. free, GAq6hzc. a.,
~RISE-Quiet; domestic, fair to extra, AZ
G6c; japanese, 4&05c.
BUTTER-Receipts, 6,IS6 pkgs.; firm
state dairy. lSd2lc; creamery, state, 19q22ci
creamery, imitation, 17d2Oc; factory, $50
CHEEsE-Receipts. 1882 pkgs.; steady;
fancy, large. colored. 9%c; white, 9%c;
fancy, small new state rrll cream col
EGGs-Receipts 1908 pkgs.; firm; state
and Pennsylvania, 1714g1Sc; western cam
MobAssEs-ouiet: New orleans, ssa41c.
POULTRY-Alive: Firm; chickens, 15I
Csc; turkeys, 12c; fowls, 12c. Dressed:
Firm; broilers, 2Oq23c; fowls, 1O911c; tur-
METALs-A heavy break in tin prices
| abroad. followed by a decline of 80 points
at New York and a sharp break in prices
for copper at London, and by a decline OF
were features of the market today. The
decline in tin at Londo was a matter of
GO on spot, which closed at e127, and GO
G121 15s. At New York the closing price
for spot was 2S.75d29.25. In copper the
decline in London cut the price of spot
local quotations at the close were: stand
ard, spot to August, 81. 50011 50; lake. $500
@l2.47h; electrolytic. and casting, 81: 12H.
Lead was quiet and unchanged. at t412h
here. London was unchanged, at ell IS.
Spelter was unchanged both here and
abroad; at New York $4.S71h and at London
els los. Iron was steady, with no change
In the general list; Warrants we're w. oos Doh m
No. 2 foundry. northern, $40. 50q21.5o No.
l foundry, southern, S2o.5oa21. 80; No..
foundry srSIi. u s0qthSe Ig so G 5S@s; 80: o,d English !,
54s I'd and Middlesborough at 49s Cd,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-19
NEW YORK STOCKS AMI BONDS.
General List EnlIvens and R~ailrOaders
Permeated with Strength.

NEW YORK, June 1s.-Leaders OF the
bull campaign In stocks made more agrees
stve demonstration today than at any time
since the campaign was inaugurated. The
market broadened and there was a ma
6 6sr GsaI incres oy.r IN in sftfiy 0T sr and dr the Sa volume sinGs
some, time before the first of the present
month.
The strength of the market was pretty
generally disseminated through the rail-
road list, but the Industrial department as
a whSie was nrsy a HGmspt ei1e1be excep TSere 10 w 1as
little news to account for the rising ten
dency. The bulk of the operations was at
which was credited yesterday with having
secured a corner on the July option In corn.
The distress Of the shorts IN the S99aa
effect to the demonstration in the stock
market, but the sharp reaction later in
corn did not slter materially the tone OF
The news of the day was rather adverse
to cau the rise rig In ns st0Gas' cd ETr ihis3an of c Ine
miners in indianapolis must be regarded as
increasing the probabilities OF a suspension
what principal this news should induce an
active demand for Reading and also for the
f faot, cG aeali GaiTTier made d nI Itself yery en eIedT; In IN
The report Of too copious. rains in the
where It was eN needed, makes it equally dif.
flcult to account for the strength of the
soSfhT Pssisc w srsn aBsorbe S~e o9 an enerim nous.
scale. The Gould railroad stocks were gen
orally affected in sympathy and especially
st. Louis Southwestern preferred. which
rose IA.
The Improvement in the strategic position
of the Gould system and the general be.
lief in the coming formation of a central
holding company are persisting influences
In those stocks. The dealings in Unior
Pacific were also well up to the total Of
The most influential movement in the
market was that in Illinois Central. which
wa lifted an aXfFamR of Il n0infa- WIFI
constantly increasing urgency as the tor
level was approached. The stock market
reacted 2 points at the last. The fact that
the board of directors was in session gave
rise to a flood of rumors of important an
nouncements to be made affecting the value
out definite knowledge of what the news
was to be.
The situation in the local money market
was unchanged, but the tone of sterling
and continental exchange continued firm
but there was no recovery In sterling a
count advanced. Money was easier in Lon
don, but higher rates are looked for there
before the end OF the month, owing &C
semi-annual requirements. The depression
of industrials today was in marked con
trast to the strength of railroads. .
Steel stocks continued and sugar was veal
on the belief that no action on CubaI
reciprocity will be taken at this session o.
congress. The market closed active anC
easy.
The market for bonds was spotty and ir
United States IS, registered, and the old 4
advanced Il. the So Il and the 2s, coupon
a per cent on the last call.
| The following are the closing prices on
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-19
Total Receipts..... 14s 1873 Il
The disposition Of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Total 80.

CATTLE-The run was pretty liberal
today and Included a very fair number of
very decent beef steers: The bulk Of the
stock and stockers and feeders.
Beef steers again made up a fair proper
ton Of the daily supply. The market ruled
slow and weak and was generally quoted
around a dime lower on the medium and
common offerings. Dry lot beeves. II fin-
ished, sold we'll up to recent quotations, a
bunch Of good beeves selling at H.6. as
high as anything in the beef line has sold
this season. Grass beef and shortfed steers
were slow, and 1t was late before any
thing like a clearance was effected at the
decline noted above.
Cows and heifers we're mostly lower
unless good, with common lots here and
there quoted b91Oc off, Thin stock is sell
ing lower from day to day, as the supply
Of grassers increases. The decent grades
were picked up in fair season, but inferior
cows and heifers sold very slowly,
Bulls. stays and veal calves came under
the general decline also, and the market
was more or less of a drag.
Heavy feeders, II showing quality, moved
reasonably freely at practically unchanged
prices. Coarse grades, either light or heavy,
are not wanted and were a drag through
out the day. Decent steers are selling
largely from $4.25 to $4.75, and others from
81. 90 TO S4.25. Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-19
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, June lS-CoTTON-spot
closed QUIET middling uplands, 9Lc; mid
ding gulf. 9kc, sales, A. bales. Futures
closed barely steady; June, S75c; July,
S.46c; August, Sl5c; September. 7.9lC: Octo-
Der, ISOc; November, G.14c; December. 7.7ic:
January. I74c; February, Use; March,
ST. LOUIS, June 1S-CoTToN-Quiet.
Lice lower; sales, $50 bales; midding,
s l5-l6c; receipts, AIS bales; shipments, none;
stock, %, $50 bales.
GALVESTON, June IS. - COTTON -
NEW ORLEANS. June 1s.-CoTToN-
Easy. Sales, 1,O25 bales. Ordinary, 7%c;
good ordinary, sac; low mlddling, SSc; mid
ding fair, 9ll-l6c. Receipts, 1887 bales;
stock, 100, 24s bales. Futures steady; June,
S.66c, bid; July, S.74GS.75 c August, S27Q
S.2Sc; September, 1901 soc; October, 1870
I6Sc; November. 751G75Sc; December, 7.57
q .5Sc; January. 7.5Sa7.5sc.
LIVERPOOL, u 1S.-COTTON-Spot.
good business donei prices l-l6d lower.
American middling fair SD: good mid
dl u, sd; on m9iddli1ns: thd' Low middlinS.
ordinary, 413-32d. The sales, OF the day
were 1900 bales, of which 1000 were for
speculation and export, and included H.
400 American. Receipts were 1000 bales,
including 100 American. Futures opened
easier and closed steady. American mid
ding g.. o.. c. June. 4 s6-64dd4 Ss-64d, SELL
ers; June-July, 447-6ld, buyers; Juiy-Au-
TENDER. 4 S9-64d@4 40-64d, buyers; Septem-
ber-October, S0-64d. sellers; October-No-
vember. 4 2S-64d, buyers; November-Decem-
Der, 420-64d64 2l-64d, sellers; December
January, 419-64dQ4 2-64d, sellers; January
February, 4 19-64d, sellers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-19
New York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. June lS.-BEEVES-Re-
ceipts, 1884 head; good to choice dry fed
bulls and cows. lOa25c lower; several cars
unsold; steers, i6,25q165; tops s.; bulls,
&. 25aS' IS: heifers, Ss5.O0G5. q. "CsbieS steady:
shipments, 100 quarters of beef; none to-
morrow.
opened steady to strong, closed 25c lower;
buttermilks. steady. some late arrivals un-
sold; veals, IS; tops, SI.SoG7.90; but
termilks. A.25@4SO; few extras, S5.OGa5.2 q;
city dressed veals, Sallhc per h.. selected
veals. 12c.
HoGs-Receipts. 4.474 head; steady; state
hogs, S7.55G7.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, s,2Tl
head; sheep in heavy supply and 25I50c
lower; lambs, firm TO 25c higher; several
cars, mainly sheep, unsold; common TO
prime sheep, $2.50Q450; choice. $3.50; culls,
81; lambs, $5.COq7.OO; one car extra, $3.50;
culls, A.00d4.60.