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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-06

used rhcsc words 10 ou or'lor dirr'tia- 'hr
arrest aud rctu1l VI tat eommaudeT OF
lIitcd states rcvcnuc cutter iu New o'.
,eans. Captain ircshWoon who h1d lci'd
tho cider
Reader q Please say " the following
quotation or similar on, docs not appear
iu Shokespcorc's works, IL 50 what part OF
them:
II reason with life
ind IN losing II | do lose a thing
Which only fools would keep.
a. You probably refer 10 thc following
lines from Henry ", part M " stsne >:
Reason Thus WITH NE.
u | do lose the. / DO !ose thing
Ihat nohe but FOOLS 0o1ll Keep.
studcnt.-o. what is tho foreign trade
oi Indiof
A. The imports Of merchandise IN lndia,
1890 IDOL were S9G9,G1o.O00; Of treasure.
s34,JN0.oCo; total Of imports. S2otl5oooo.
The exports Of Indian merchandise Cor the
same year were S3lS.J5OOO0; exports Of
foreign merchandise, Sl0T0oMo; total oi
exports. S359,25o.O00; excess ~ exports,
f''' '''''''' 'V''l 81 I"'''-u '''1'' F''
10000.
-
j. NJ. Barrett.-Q A contends that any
authorized physician IS capable or com.
pounding any prescription that tho tact
that he is a doctor necessarily makes him
a pharmacist Il contends not which is
right;
A. CnpahlIty to write a prescription pre-.
sumes capablly 70 compound 1t. The
question Of competency covers too broad
deld to be answered by rule that would
apply In all cases
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INTO tbc supreme cour, with nm appeal.
Powers wrote pathetic letter 70 piE'ui ",
In vbirh he stated TINT his Two trials ~
fbc ,n,,rts 81 Kentucky for crime l'F
witch he knew nothing had stripped mn
of c,ery com he had In the world ne
saws II viii be absolutely necessary ior nl ,l
,,n,n,i "a the supreme court from his re-
@aht conviction. dud he asks that repnhN-
,,ns Nero he appealed ~ for assistance
nearly all members Of The coniere ei., , N"
,';,dc,nnci man. hut In order That there
NAV he no question as to the amount nren.
T.,.ior vns rcunestcd to ascertain how
much money Powers wants. AnotheT me-
tr- ,.iu he held as soon ls an answer IS
.ac-oi,cJ and n systematic plan VIII be
adoptcd for raising the money
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BEEVDLLG BRIEFS.
Prospects Good for a Sig Spring Crop
ot Neaetables.

bccrlilc, Texas, January 3.-The matter
OF erecting an express office and special
platform NJ the Arausus Pass depot Ia this
r.ir for ;he accommodation OF the local
uueh shpTus is sim being ag,ated, though
Inc recent freeze hns somewhat lessenci
tao ch1uces OF securing same. Il is a ueel
ed Improvement and would aid greatly I'm
ne handling OF truck here. Whlle cabbaro
9na cauliruwcr shipments VIII not he 9a
large as Ties would have bccu had N moi
NHHN irl. ne freeze sriil the shipment Of
"a mnoh hea,ier t0an ever before duripe
ne ,eom ns Spring, rs the laud ~ when III
-an.age YES killed VIM be planted Id otief
truck and witb anything ike faTorsils
season the yield viii De the largest In ths
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Crockett corr,or .,'ep''

NV g. ! ''i'fiNIt
Tom Swocty. ana old dorkey who lives
IN the southern part Of town, was exhibit.
'ng on the streets Wednesday a warer.
melon WEIGHING SO pounds Of his own
raising, 10 said he had heeu offered 81 *
for the precious fruit but did not intend
selling until he got 'tlred Of totins H."
I'c s9id several Of the hovs around town
VINO haa swceiheorts had hag~cd him N
WWtn ne handled the melon n was evj.
dent he did not care to part with Il M Mn
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Corsicana, Texas january g. Three men
csme near losing their lives yesterday evop.
Ing while attempting to work ON an oil
tank. The cap was removed aud ono arter
the other dropped down into the tank. he
coming uIcorscious immedio tely. Tue third
man called for help before irving 10 rcsrus
The other two aud was overcome nv the
poisonous gas. Physicians were summoned
and an three were brought around ali
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TOOK MORPHINE.
Too Late to Save Him When Oo'
Was Discovered.

WGxahacble, Texas. January -
Chimes, q farmer, about 80 years or I,
JOHN Crimes OF near Sardis' tnls 4
died here this morning ne was ~.
late last night IN q grocery s .saae
lrowsy condition. which u was M
be the pnpct of too much houol, bat
went Into saloon aEd sat 40" ,ehose
srll nom his chair T. the DOOR, N.fo
eu rushed to his assistance ant,blaA
that ne was suffering from m9, rprsa
ouiuE Physicians were sunin.s siln
everything possible done to revive
TO no avail.
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Nenro Arrested y MhnrLnn-

Wharton, Texas, January 5-Sherlh z.
Z. Davis has Just made an arrest which
q Titles him 20 a $500 reward. offered by
Governor aayers, Tor the capture a. a
negrp, ldneY Young, wanted IN Guadalupe
county On , charge Of murder aud rob.
berg committed 10 thar county Deem
Der u. There is also Gn indictment against
him IA Wharton county on a charge Of ss.
tault with latent 70 murder.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-06

Il rs reported. SAYS the Indianapolis son.
tlnel. that President Roosevelt Is sensitive
10 the criticism made Of HIS reprmand OF
General Miles, md wants 10 make cxplana.
tlou that his personal atfront to TINT Off
ciol in q public reception room was due
20 the fact that General Miles did not
promptly accept his invitation to step into
bis private Office, The explanation does
not Improve the matter at all. II he real
ICED that what he had 90 say should he
snid In private the ofense Of saying 1t pub.
licly was so much the worse. But Il was
not the manner OF saying alone that at
tracted criticism. What as said was
equally improper. and President Roosevelt
might better be engaged in apologlsins for
II than in attempting to Justify It.
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vERICT OF SUICIDE

Rookwan. Texas, January -.
Gel. merchant o. Fate. returnehIt ~
lac on tho lete train last nistts %
found ~ Ills store door dead ~ hea
With bullet hole through ni5 ~
pistol was found near him Seii
fldge discharged The coroner ssr,s
quest ana decided that deceassu ,iih
death by means Of the plstoi
to commit suicide.
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Cue FOWeRs ASKS FoR FuNps.
He Writes a Very Pathetic Lette, "a
William S. Taylor.

Indianapolis, Ind. January f.-wiliam 6
Taylor Of Kentucky held o conference witb
mayor Bookwaltcr and other leading 70
publicaus today with view 10 stnrtiur
movement In aid Of Caleb Powers. torme-
secretary q state Of Kentucky. who "a now
pnaet eonyleuor for completely IN the muir.
asr OF william Goehel and Is tryinE 10 sst
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COFFEE NEGOTIATIONS
viii Be the Largest in the History Of
the Country.

isnnrloI ~ mo u.-tl
Washington. January 5-Thc coffee i'm
pnrtatiops of tho I-uits1 sDtos will In
-, a. -
'ue '"''hdar year l""i Hc the largest I'D
fnontb., 6gurcs of .hc treasury hura8u Of
..,,
STATISTICS SNOW thAJ tAr imp"TU''t"1' "l
coffee amounted to 7g6g.JS5 pounds Va
tho oIevep months ondrpg with November.
-1- 'ol. ,'o .,o..i.,,..
hEalnSt '"''Hp l'- III tue ''t'''P""'""7
months In 1890; SlI223.s'' m jle CORE
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The people Of Houston who want to see
tine present dlsgracetul conditions ended
and the Inauguration OF good, sound clean
and economical government must wake UP.
Already the ringsters are caucuslng and
getting ready to spring their tricky schemes
TO put In members of thel, machine and
divide the spells
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Sale at Florssville.

Flofcsyille' Texas January al. Y.
Nam has sold mis- mercantile business to
Albert sdaudt and viii so 10 business ~
MoleeIlna switch, about S.N mues below
here.
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Lord Roberts says the stories OF British
brutalitles In South Africa are not so. Bobs
has been away from there for some time
and perhaps he has forgotten.
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With Prominent Visitor,
to and Citizens of tious,o..
Who Have Something In.
teresting TO Say.
Short alks

r,
tNcIA tlluE IN IeAus Us moving, and M
ever the Stale wiz convince any oae n
y Ia getting there at 2:40 pace W.
be In the swim ere long. and when =,
we propose to bc heard from In n 60 &A
way"
y
Mr. ] ! Pastorlza was cne.,o,
,.,..,.t,,, ,.t,, 'seu 10 I'll
P'''S VI Eentemen
front Of his place OF business
had several things of peneroi
,gt to coy thot a pos, ute
given authority to publish Alr, Pasta.
rs nm old clifton Of Houston. Is an. ~
l,,dly, b,,incss mon ana noaa.. wy VI
'''''''7 BUSINESS ''en' "1u Necessarily N
t"S' s,nnF h w.,n fth mat nat we nesi
b,aIs of n1unfnctories. Ever 1 I'M
.oe- 10 make o city follows prGmptly N
.,''u a'"I ,,.-l.. hNsiced 10 d
/ .nuia,furcis' ,ssori9t,nn. ana '1 ~ housy
ooIrt tpm it has done great work fos
| ID should be the aim and effort of M
man ia thIs city to aid that assooatos
cNty way possible. II needs all tbs
| -istanco d can get. What a great ths,a
/ would have been for Houston II the M
| rule sud taxation bill. as 10 was svs
/ that was introduced ln the last leglss..
bt Rem sentative SChlutcr. and which
! '.'- w. go e" .''t' ' NIuth OF lla
! "5NO'iauoh. had hecohe Jaw! Then iAs
! l'A' t'aJ l'l!F Want 90 Eel a inow
! ihShsel{5S WonIi naES lag tne opportl
/ aga rop!d 90 'h'lr own option relieve nj
r,, S, 'i iI5iort If tIn ,I t.5y nsd
would have been IN favor of such m,
s.t.ou' and then we would have beoas
G.-.,,si'I' 1n.7 va yo9itd bngs vo N.Y. MY
....',.. ,,,r ,.,,. .o-.no,.,te jiin,i,s anI
,.,..,,,. Tro.,sto,, tn c,or, ,,', pi,u
ro,.5 t5sp In nn ohisctinn nv 7o o,prs "
Observation-Disclosures rst9Eiisbma,tS '%neH
5r,,iud of increased oypenses bv reSs,.
| increased cessation II Is mlnuthctr
mat N.s need ana everything viii thence
u" U.s. ~
,tessre yvq~rar mud 1varo,lc ors N. j.
vor,r mo, v.ho ,rc aeon DALI sr,h
~, - -, -, -
, hNh- MANI ana olu'F "ou paved ~
/ of the city iu their natiy looking machla
& Fretou g. getting the lncnm1bIle u
risbt., .atl Mr.. Wiosners "and We
/ cbIres here, and before lotg YOU viii
| tacm used all over town. nor onh
/ pleasure brt for business as wei. Ii
/ been ~ @anN Souihctp cities, hui Hct
IS anon Inc NEST lp-to-dIte 81 dll Of t4
lod nave some or the nDest trees
! roads fbr country OF gCUrso. thu n .
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Telephone Numbers: ss.ls.!,! ~

he city.--Tae Pos, IS delivered 10 any part Of tho
city hy carriers. pes moriA, $500; three monihs
$500. six months $1,000 one year, si3.o0.
nr Theodore Beriuc has charge % ihe cly
circulation and collecting hesSfs theodore
Bsrnn ChAs LoH aui Burt duli are the su-
thorized collectors OF al city bills both a3yerts-
tnR ana subscription SEi 30 money should be
rails 20 any onf other tn2n those nantt. unless
sreciA written authority signed oy NE ousiHess
Hansgsr is shown Al accounts OF any SIZE
shoulI be paid by chess IN favor Of The HouS-
ION Printing Company.
knbccsiscrs fsinus t. receive he Pos, regularly
viii please n0Ify ihs Office promptly Every
papef Is expected ~ be delivered no; ,aier insn
t.sc o'clock NJ.
Lneer no circumstances viii orders gives by
employees on the office be recognized s1G
LEid. " Rcrertcd ia oRymcnt OF Ee-nunls.
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Skeletons Of Indians Enund

Corpus Christi, Texas, January While
the county convicts were AZ vort G., .h.
court house yard here yesterday digging
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The Chlleans would prefer compulsory
nritatlon 10 compnlsory arhItrAtion.
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That French baron who sulcidcc was per
haps so hard up that he lust had to choose
hctween death and an Amerlcan heiress
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ing. Denver evidently believes that if she
but follows in Housion's footsteps She WEI
one day be city.
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The local machine Is both energetic and
trieky--full OF resources. Of one kind aud
anotheT-and Il the good people desire good
government they have got TO light for It,
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However much her father may act ike
tho traditional bnll In china shop, til
country at large has nothing but the best
wishes for Miss Alice Roosevelt. the sweet
little white Honse debusante
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Whom the civil and military authorities
fall out the Filipino may be trusted to get
In his work
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The question IN Boston now is. shall the
student have his beer" whatever decision
is arrived Mt In this matter II Is 70 be
hoped that he'll never be deprived Of his
Goldfish balls aud beans.
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Botha thinks that the British public is
getting 10 where i win believe that at
Il not good for men TO stand alone"
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The czar's suppression Of newspapers in
Finland looks ruther hnlcky.
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
sY rHs
Houston Printing Company.

HOustOu fTlUtluX SOnlpduy.
y. NJ JOHNSTON, PRESIDENT
q. J. PALMER. VicR-PRBSlpnNr
sHE DAILY POST, THE SUNDAY POST.
keMl-wEEKLY POST, u, Coils. per Week
OFFICE OF PUBLICATION,
R1o1. lIO3, I1o5, tiO7, HOO Frankitn
Avenue.
u-.sssp AZ YHu poSroFFIcs AZ HouSroN' rHxAs
As SECOND CLASS NATTER
kabsefiptIon BY Maii--ln advance, Daily and Sun
day Post one wear. $1,000; six months ss'oe'
three months. s7.so; one month. si'oo'
I'VE SUNDAY POSI- one year $3.50.
Tvs Sthi-WEEKlY Posi- lnondays ana IhsrsaayN
one yesr, si.oc; six monthS so cents tnrss
months. as cents.
Fsreign oifees--Ess,eru business ofnee ~ fleune
building New York THE 5 { BeekRlth Spe-
elai Agency). Western %, THE Rooksryl Shi-
caro-. 1.-THE S. {. Beekwlth Special hgsncY
travelling Agents-C. 5. {. Holland travelling
Auditor: L. K. Holland. A. w. Palmer and d 4
Throop. Travelling Agents
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Faith can move mountain, tut there's
nothing like Jnmaica ginger Tor n pain in
fhc stomach
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Goorge.-Q, Who IS the author o. the
saying III any one attempts TO haul down
loe American aag shoot him on the spot,
or words 20 that eject. aud 9lso when
aud under what circumstances Sc was AT.
teredf
A, General john A. Di1 vhila secretary
Of the treasury under Buchanan, In 1861,
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II It he proven that Tom c. PIntt once
wore side whiskers and wrote poetry hts
political career may be considered finished.
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FROM THE PHILIPPINES.

Pounds imported 1901 calendar year.
estimatcdl l,o6n, 100000.
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holes they struck a grave with 81 ~,
tons in H. The heads we're all toss
q circle. with the bodies Stretched "a " n
leCllous The skeletons ars suppo1n's M
those Of Indians. ANA only the sAuns
state of preservation.
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Planter-o. What country supplies most
cane sugar and what countries the most
beet sugar?
In 1890 Germany produced lO5O.Hu
tons OF beet sugar; France, 1,l25,oOO tons;
Austria Hungary, lo75.O00 tons; Other
COMMITTEES brought these fgurcs up TO q
total OF 5,o50.OO0 tons OF beet sugar pro.
ducsd in 1900 The cane sugar crop for
t0& saIA' year IS estimated at: Java, $50,
COO TOMS Cuba, b0OOoo tons; Louisiana.
eso,o90 tons; Hawaii 10000 tons. Brazil.
10000 iona, and other countries bring the
total cane sugar prodrN ~ 1900 up 10
2.S5O.OoO tons.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-29
Vacation Has Gone.

Time for school. How gladly the
children turn their thoughts towards
the school and their studies after the
long vacation. How many we hear
saying, "I'm so glad it's time for school
again" and these are the ones who are
on hand the first day bright and early.
Others say, oh there's no use going the
first day, or even the first week. They
don't get down 10 business right away.
But IL Is the one who Is there the first
day and weekwho accomplishes the week
and makes a success of his studies.
The first days work tells and counts
for much. See that your children are
on hand 20 find out the necessary
books TO be had and what classes they
are 10 enter, and by the second day the
machinery Is set I'm motion and every.
thing can run smoothly. IL requires
the presence of all scholars at the com.
mencement of school 20 aid the teacher
in the advancement and best welfare
OF ALL
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The Picnic.

Picnics do not pan out very well this
year, so far as large crowds are con.
cerned. The farmers are too busy to
leave their work. The picnic in
Lothian's grove on Thursday was a
success financially and socially, IL not in
numbers, and the members OF the II.
G. church may feel we'll repaid for
their work.
The day was an ideal one and the
spot for holding such gatherings could
not be beat. Amusements and games
OF different kinds were enjoyed by
those present. The most fun was had
by those who INDUCED in the fish pond.
Dinner and supper was served by
the ladies, aud handsome sum really
ed. We are informed that the net
proceeds Of the day from all sources
amounted 10 $3.50.
Those who won In the games are:-
Jas. Melaney, OF Speaker. putting the
shot; Charles Bell, of Lexington, hop,
step and jump; j. ii. Smith. OF Lexing.
ton, standing jump.
Hudie Davis held the lucky number
(406) and got the sofa pillow.
The doll and watch were not dispos-
ed OF and n social will be held next
week, at which time the balance Of the
tickets will be sold.
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Re- Mon
Sept. 10 and IL.
School begins next Monday.
Salt sea baths at Windsor's barber
shop.
Get your soft coal and fertilizer at
Wharton & Cos.
OES special next Wednesday eve
ming. limitations.
Go to the Racket and get large
willow clothes basket for 49c.
Warren Roadway is building a new
barn, IS "a, on his lot on kennitick
street.
Notice the big boxes of fall goods the
merchants are having unloaded at
their doors these days.
The imprudent man reflects on what
he has said and the prudent man on
what he is going to say.
James Pearce, who was quite indis.
posed from heart trouble last week, u
much improved at present.
&C. Holden and wife have exchang-
ed their old piano for new Sterling.
Grinnell Bros, of Detroit, made the
sale.
Chas. II. Palmer and wife have
moved into the east side of j. A, Rap
ley's double house,. +. Beavis and
family occupying the west half.
Moses Burns IT,. agent for the Trues.
dell Marble and Granite Co., Of Port
Huron, last week sold to Mrs. Thos.
hester, OF Detroit, n 100000 monu-
ment 10 be erected in the Detroit GEN.
etery this fall. This Is one Of the larg'
est sales ever made in the state.
The Ninth Annual Re- Union of the
northeastern Soldiers and Sailors As.
ISOLATION will be held Mt Flint, Septem.
Der 8, 4 and ., just week earlier than
the reunion at Yale. Bills announc.
ing a grand program for each day are
being distributed throughout the state.
A Junior Endeavor society was OF
ganized I'm the Presbyterian church
last Saturday afternoon and meeting.
will be held each Saturday at p. m
Oficers were elected ne follows
Pres, Hazel Moore; Sec, Grace Ellis
Treas, Lettie Beadle. Quite n mum
Der Of little ones joined the society and
more are hoped for.
VIM. Blackford a Sons have the con
tract for the brickwork OF the bank
building TO be erected at Avoca by w
V. Andreae, and A. X. Parks has tn,
woodwork. The foundation walls will
he commenced next week and II Is OK
pected the building will be finished be
fore the frst of October when Mr.. An
dreae will begin business.
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Ad changes

Ad changes
Ceresota.
The Racket
II. T.. Beard
Corner Drug Store
Palmer Bros. * Co.
Holden's Drug Store
Elder DUR seems quite improved in
health this week.
Don't forget Holden's drug store for
your school supplies.
Young mems and boys stylish fall
suits just received at Yale Clothing
House.
Save 10 to 25 per cent by buying
your crockery, graniteware and nickle-
plated ware at the Racket.
One thousand five hundred Port Hu-
ron people went TO London on We'd
nesday, their civic holiday.
Ed. welch and family, of Lewiston,
have moved back 10 Yale and Ed. will
go to work in the Flax Mill.
The boys and girls are requested TO
call and look over IIoldens large
stock of pen and lead pencil tablets.
Dayid W. Muma, of Greenwood, and
Miss Tillie Jones, of Speaker, were
granted license TO marry, on Wed.
nesday.
The business men OF Yale will close
their stores at 500 O'Clock excepting
Saturday evenings on and after Sept.
sth. Signal for closing will be given
from power house.
IL itwasn't popular, II ii wasn't loved
by the people, WHY do dealers say2 1--WE
have something Just as good as the
Madison Medicine Co.'S. Rocky Mount.
ian Tea" Think IL over. 80 cents.
Grant Holden.
Ed. Andreae, Herb Hennessy and
Isaac Rosenthal, three of Yale's young
business men, have rented Central
Hall for one year from John Holden.
new floor will be laid and the stage
rearranged and repaired. We wish
the young men success in their under.
taking.
Umphrey & Parks, after n business
career OF about two years dealing In
hay, have dissolved partnership and
the business will hereafter be conduct.
ed by A. :. Parks. j. r. Humphrey
will buy and ship hay from Yale on
his own hook hereafter. He made the
first shipment OF new hay from here
on Thursday.
My boy when four years old wa,
taken with collie and cramps in hi
stomach. i sent for the doctor and hs
injected morphine, but the child KEEP
getting worse. then gave him half 9
teaspoonful of Chamberlain Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and
IN half an hour he was sleeping and
soon recovered.-F. l.. wilkins, Shell
Lake, Wis. Mr.. wilkins is book-keep
or for the Shell Lake Lumber Co
For sale bv Grant Holden.
Harvey Thomas, adopted con of Mr.
and Mrs. Mcleod, is now in charge OF
Deputy Sheriff Ellar. Complaint Il
made that Mrs. Mcleod has punished
the boy numerically at times, that she
has threatened TO burn his eyes ouI
with red hot poker, and 10 prevent
the neighbors hearing him cry rag
were stuffed in his mouth. Yale IL I
quiet town and we did not dream thai
such cruelty was existing In our midst
The boy will be taken % his grandpar
ents north OF Peck.
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JusTIooK AT nER.

Whence came that sprightly step
faultless skin, rich, rosy complexion
smiling face. She looks good, feels
good. Here's her secret. She uses DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. Result,-sll OF.
gsns active, digestion good. no head.
aches, no chance for "blues." Try
them. Only sc NJ Grant Holden's.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-29
NEEDS ATOMIC.

There are times when your liver
needs tonic. Don't give purgatives
that grippe and weaken. DeWitts Lit
tie Early Risers expel all poison. w.
Scott, 53i Highland ave-. Milton, Pa,
says: al hsye carried DeWitt's Little
Early Risers with me for several years
and would not be without them"
Small and easy TO take. Purely yege-
table. They meyer grippe OF distress.
Grant Holden.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-29
Cornar Drug Storm.

Did you see one of those coon puz-
zles that are given away with every
purchase of loo or oyer of school sup
pliesg
Buy your tablets and pencils at the
Corner Drug Store and get coon puz-
zle.