The Yale expositor., 1902-04-25
Vol. XX- No. 30.

Vol. NN, No. -.
We're 20 years old to-day. Pretty
nearly old enough TO vote.
Hired girl wanted at once. Apply to
Ms. +. IL. Drake, Yale.
Young pigs, SIX weeks old, wanted.
Enquire at the Hotel Jackson.
Try The Racket for tablets, pencils,
pen holders, and all kind Of stationery.
Esper e. Co. have "a word 10 say about
shoes in change of adv. this week
Resd 10.
We wish 20 return thanks 20 all those
of our su bscribers who have answered
Our appeal.
Jas. Brown has torn down the barn
in the rear of bis Main street residence
audis building q tenement house on
the site.
Spring time il the time 20 use Rocky
Mountain Tea. Keeps you well all
summer. Great spring life remover.
- Cts. Grant Holden.
J. T. stall has oeen quite busy dur
ing the past week measuring ont seed
to- the farmers and others who have
contracts with the Canning Co.
Will Michaels, who has Just passed
through siege OF typhoid fever at the
hospital In Bay City, IL recovering and
a. soon as able will come home.
ID. G.. Williams showed us beautiful
brussels carpet on Tuesday that he had
Just received a n premium for secur-
ing over three thousand tobacco tags.
Tn another column of The Expositor
will be- found n notice of the meeting
"a a III ~ Of xff1l la
The date is set for next Monday, April
18th.
The gold pin found at the VI. p.
church by Chas. Willard and adver-
used in The Expositor last week has
been returned TO its owner, Mrs. Frank
Newsted.
II is a very busy spot where the
Canning Co.'S factory is to be located.
The foundation walls are laid and the
brick work is being vigorously pushed
by gang Of men.
Postmaster Wallace has received his
commission signed by President Roose-
yelt which entities him 10 handle Uncle
Sans mail at the Yale post-oifice an
other four years. Congratulations are
now in order.
VI. A. Sargent has been n very sick
man for the past month or more but Is
now around again looking after his
grocery business in the north end of
the village. lie lost about 30 pounds
in flesh.
Tuesday evening, May 9Th, there will
be regular review of Yale Tent, No.
50, KOrM, at which time the question
OF expansion will be discussed and also
delegate 10 the Great Camp 20 be
held at Marquette in June will be
elected. Every Maccabee Is requested
% be present
The Michigan Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Co. of st. Clair and Sanilac
counties Is doing n very prosperous
business. Secretary Herbert informs
us that since entering the Office he has
written in the neighborhood of one
hundred policies. This we should
judge is a very good record.
An important feature OF the June
success" will be an article by T.. Ben.
iamin Andrews, chancellor of the Uni
versity of Nebraska, entitled "a Dem.
oeracy Of Learned Men," in which the
celebrated educator shows the remark.
able standing tho United States has
attained through its magnificent system
OF academic education.
These are prosperous times and
every body seems TO be enjoying their
share. This week we learn that Charley
Adams Il building the foundation for
fine brick dwelling on his farm south
and east of town. In nearly the same
neighborhood Ed Sheehy IL erecting n
large bank barn. lie expects to have
the raising some time this week.
Warnings are sent out by the state
commissioners OF agriculture all over
the northern and eastern parts OF the
United States relative 90 the great
swarm OF seyenteen-year lOcusts, which
IL due TO put IN an appearance next
month. After sleeping under ground
FOR nearly two decades the insects will
come out In May In enormous numbers,
and fruit growers especially will have
re-son 90 fear for the safety Of their
frena IN rUnarUupupp Of tho visitation