The Yale expositor., 1902-04-25


Esper n Co.
G.. G. Meisel
W. W. Adams
Goldberg * Co.
Rounds ~ NauCamp
Yale Clothing House
To-day is Arbor Day. Plant tree.
4 nice shower Monday morning, but
not enough 90 30 any good.
Ball bats, base balls. catcher's gloves
at The Racket, all good goods at lowest
prices
A heavy frost Thursday morning.
We have not heard OF any damage be-
ing done.
Council meeting at the village hall
next Monday evening for the purpose
OF approving liquor bonds.
The machinery of the Yale Roller
Mills has received "A general overhaul
ing and cleaning this week.
Frank NanCamp found watch with
guard attached. owner can have same
by calling at Rounds d NanCamp's
hardware and proving property.
live and let my brethren live with
allthat's good with me. Unto the poor
some cash ! give, the balance | give
Rocky Mountain Tea. Grant Holden.
A. r.. Jackson, who has been suffer
ing severe seige of sickness, has so
far recovered as TO DO able TO move
around again but u unable to do any
work as yet.
IL troubled by weak digestion, loss
of appetite, or constipation, try dose
OF Chamberlain Stomach and LIVER
Tablets. Every box warranted. For
sale by Grant Holden.
In another column we publish an
article relative to creameries. We ask
you 10 read u carefully and for those
interested who follow its instructions
there Is no question but their bank ac-
count will be larger,
In a letter from our old friend j. @.
Roode we learn that he has been
elected superintendent of the Bad Axe
schools for next year. We congratu.
late the town in securing the services
OF so proficient and painstaking An in
structor and wish the Prof. all manner
of success.
Supervisor Hodgins and Assessor
Ward haye been on n tour OF inspec-
ton within the corporate limits of the
village during the past week. II is
astonishing how poor each individual
claims 10 be. Nevertheless the assess
ing officers are doing their best TO as
sess each one justly.
Rain Is very much needed in this
locality ut present. The high winds
which have prevailed for the past few
days has raised the dust from the
streets and highways in clouds and our
business places are suffering thereby.
few days nice warm rain is much
needed TO fill the wells and cisterns and
lay the dust.
AS soon as summer business opens
the Pere Marquette will put on cafe
train between Port Huron and Grand
Rapids. This tram will be similar To-
the splendid trains now run between
Saginaw and Detroit and Grand Rapids
and Detroit. The train will be made
up OF parlor car, combination cafe and
coach, and express and baggage car.
Or. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
ave., oyer knilFs 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.
AAAn hNAh Ni1lA VIII ut iNluhlt mul tAus
lie will be IN his Port Huron Office
every day In the month except Fridays.
Chas. y. Nannest, proprietor of the
New Elk, nj Peck, called az our Office
and asked ne 10 state in The Expusitor,
as u has been impossible for him, or
the committee that has the opening of
the new hotel I'm charge, To get the
names Of everybody In Yale aud VIE
entity, he wants each and everyone TO
remember that the invitation Is general
and includes all, both great and small.
lie does not wish To- slight anyone but
will endeavOr To- make Il pleasant for
those who attend the grand opening
and banquet May Let. Make prepara-
tons to be present. The Sanilac Cen
tire silver COrnet Band will assist with
music. In the evening there will be
dancing at Prentiss' opera house and
music will be furnished by the Marine
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