The Yale expositor., 1902-04-04
RegisLer Tomorrow, saturday.


Work on the creamery is progressing.
save money by trading at The
Racket.
Joe Muir is in J. 5. Candles place
ne the Pere Marquette station at pres
eut.
windsor, the barber, can furnish
either hot or cold baths. II you are
needing one call at his shop.
Harry Middleton has secured posi-.
ton with the Osborne Machine Co. and
will 90 10 work in this territory nj once.
Spring time is the time TO use Rocky
Mountain Tea. Keeps you well all
summer. Great spring life renewer.
35 cts. Grant Holden.
Having a few small accounts out
sWnding / nsE all that are indebted To
me to please call at the Racket and
se<tle same with Mrs. Fairy Allen and
obhgo II. NanNleet.
Rd Graham, living south of here,
was in town Thursday feeling as happy
ne clam in high water and all on ac-
count of an IS pound boy arriving ut
his home on Tuesday.
Prof. Tnggart, one Of New York;
Leading phrenologists, will commence
course of lectures in Mlchaels' Hall
on Monday evening, April !. Admis'
sion free. A silver collection taken.
John Hutton this week put the finish
ing touches on the job OF plumbing IN
the new hotel Paisley. His work has
been irstclass in every particular and
M Paisley Is we'll pleased with the Job
Rev. J. J Beatty has been a very
sisk man this week, so that slight hope;
were held for his recovery. But Thurs
d1y morning little Improvement wa;
found and since then he has gained
some. Hi8 friends are now looking
confidently for his restoration tc
health.
George V. Reid has purchased the
livery stock belonging To Chas. Sloai
and now has plenty of rigs to accom-.
mediate his large and increasing trade
There IL talk OF Levi White starting a
livery IN the Jackson House barn va.
Gated by Chas. Sloat. The new firm
wifi be White x Co. and as soon as they
gef some horses will begin business.
Yale will again have three liyeries.
DR.. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
ave-, over Knilps drug store, Port
Hfnron, will be at the Rapley House
Yale, the second Friday of each month
where he can be consulted on diseases
os sabove organs only. Glasses lifted,
H1s next visit will be on Friday, April
lI,h. lie will be in his Port Huron
Once every day in the month except
Pffdays.
a. neighbor ran in with bottle of
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
DfsrThoeR Remedy when my son was
suffering with severe cramps and was
gwen up as beyond hope by my regular
physician, who stands high in his pro-
fssion. After administering three
de-es Of u, my son regained conscious.
nses and recovered entirely within
rwenty-four hours SAYS Mrs. Mary
Haller, OF Mt. Crawford, Va. Thisrem.
esy is for sale by Grant Holden.
Henry Young, whose death we men.
timed last week was buried in Peck
cemetery Sunday, March %. Deceased
had been ailing for about n year with
stomach trouble but WAS not considered
dangerously ill until about q month
400 when the disease became alarming
asd he won't to Detroit hospital, but
the surgeons there could afford him no
relief. 4 cancerous growth IN the
stomach prevented any food passing
to the intcstines. Hank 0Onngs, as
hs was always called, was n hardy
powerful man physically and In his
younger days could do two mems work
Re was a native Of York state, moving
70 Elk about 40 years ago. At the time
% his death he was about 20 years OF
ase. lie was en- honored veteran of
the civil war. 4 wife, three sons and
ore daughter are left TO mourn the
IA.a - LfuI hoo nrffH Huaf. nj auH ia.
dulgent father.