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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-21

Poultney Bigelow says that the sending of Prince Henry to this coun- try is the first recognition Europe has made of the fact that the United States is hereafter to be considered an equal It is a compliment which we should receive courteously. But he wants us to realize that it does not mean that Germany will sacrifice a single point in self-interest and that we may have to fight that nation at any time. He hopes that our navy will be shown to Prince Henry so that Re may be impressed with it's power He is man who will know a good navy and good seamanship when he sees 1t.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-21

When the Queen of
 Sheba
 visited KingssSolomon to learn whether the stories of his wealth and wisdom were true, she found his glory transcending any, thing she had imagined. Gold and precious
 Stones
 were then, as now, the distinctive adjunct of power and royalty. Always recognized as the standard ] of wealth, the precious metals and gems were pre- served through the ages that followed and doubt less exist in some form in the world of to-day. The George H. Ford
 Co.'s
 stock of gold, silver and precious stones is such that it can rightfully claim the present day inheritance of the ancient glory that invested the treasures of Solomon. The diamonds are of the same royal strain; the gold and the silver of the same pure lineage.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-21

\ In Prussian towns of over 50,000 in habitants the millionaires were distrib- assessment: Berlin 1906, Frankfort on- the-Main 447, Cologne PIT, Charlotten- burg 181, Dusseldorf 151 Wiesbaden 143, Breslau 101, Hanover 95, Aix la Chap elle 92, Madgeburg S9, Elberfeld 80, Halle 50 Crefeld A, Dortmund fl, Els millions are of marks so that it takes only s25o,0o0 to be Prussian million aire.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-21

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE CITY
 lt CENTS A WEEK, 50 CENTS A MONTH &5 FOR SIX MONTHS, $6 A YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY MAIL.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-21

Monotonous.-"Is your wife musical, Flipper?"
 No. She harps too much on ore string. Philadelphia Evening Bulle-
Holbrook argus., 1902-04-05
Territorial
 ... Siftings

The remains of Bishop Lot Smith of the Mormon Church were brought in from Tuba City and shipped to Salt Lake City, Utah, for final intermcnt today. Lot Smith was killed by a Nava- jo Indian nearly ten years ago in an affray in which he was the aggressor. He was a prominent member of the Norman Church in the earlier days of it's history in Utah. The last years of his life were spent on ranch in one of the most isolated spots in Ari- zona. The remains were brought from Tuba City by Bishop D. Brinkerhoff. President Jesse N. Smith of Snowflake arrived to- day and will accompany the re- mains of the pioneer bishop to Salt Lake.-Coconino Sun.
Holbrook argus., 1902-04-05

F. w. Volz of Canyon Dlablo, was in town Thursday. MT. Volz, aided by the Santa Fe rail- road is establishing an Indian village at that place, and a num- Der of hogans have been built. It is expected that 200 members of the Navajo and Moqui tribes will take up their residence at the Canyon.
 It is the purpose of Mir. Volz to maintain the primitive industries of these tribes, who are expert blanket weavers and makers of baskets and pottery and work CTS of silver for jewelry and or- naments, giving them employ mcnt and an opportunity to sell their productions. The Santa Fe railroad is aiding the project for the reason that it will give passengers over their line an op- portuny to sec the Indians in their primitive state, as these are the only tribes of Indians in this country who still follow the GUS toms of their fathers.
 Mir. Volz will have the village completed sometime next month and the railroad company is having a platform extended west from the depot 45O feet so as to allow passengers access to the village. When the arrangements are completed all passenger trains will stop thirty minutes, allowing passengers time to see Indian life as 1t is on the reserva- tions. It will be a great attrac- tion for tourists as few eastern people have ever seen the native Americans.- s.-Coconino Sun.
 Love runs smoothest on the rOckicst road.
Holbrook argus., 1902-04-05

The announcement that the h. terior department proposes to discontinue after July 1st next, issuing any rations to the San Carlos Indians, will be received with forboding by many people in Arizona, both as to wisdom, humanity and safety to surround ing settlers. The rations now issued to these Indians at San Carlos is a miserable pittance. The issue made weekly to each individual would not sustain life more than three days. These Indians are very poor and al- ways have been. They have no means of earning more than they are earning now. They are pret- ty good workers, but that goes for nothing when there is no enn- ployment to be had. When the government withdraws any SUD- port these Indians will be forced to steal the cattle on and around the reservation, they steal a good many HOW, but moro range beef will be required when the issue is stopped at the post and it will be appropriated. This the cattlemen will vigorously resent and trouble is liable to follow. The cattlen1en pay rent to the government for range privilege on the reservation and are en- titled to protection, which will be impossible with q horde of starving Indians mingling with their herds. Ii is no more than common humanity would dictate as right and just for the govern ment to contribute to the support of the San Carlos Apaclles until such tin'c as means offs seifsupport is provided them. -Bisbec Review.
Holbrook argus., 1902-04-05

Many q man who was born with silver spoon in his mouth was unable to produce the spoon in after years.
Holbrook argus., 1902-04-05

Love runs smoothest on the rOckicst road.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07
"atha's Fscap..

War Secretary Brodrlck. with con.
siderable JUNCTION. announced that Gen.
Dcwet's son had been captured. but
he failc'l 90 state that the famous gen.
erul. Louis Botha. had also been made
prlslncr-and had gotten away again.
That h. story held IN reserve. and
may yet result In some court martinls.
The British failed 10 recognize the
Boer leader. AMI the other prisoners
took care o. shield him IN every pos.
sihle manner.
After the pursuit OF the fugitlyes
had ended the captured men were III.
vided into groups. ana Boiha. fortu-
natcly for him. was Included In the
number that was Entrusted 20 the care
Of the rear guard. from which he es.
capped during the excitement of Skin.
uish
Mamie B0tha. Cen. Bothn's son. was
among - dead Bocr,, found on the
Held
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07
Pbtiippinr Tariff nan.

After eight hours of tumultuous Dc.
bate the senate shortly before o'clock
Monday evening passed the Philippine
tarin bin By vote Of 90 to 81, strict
~ party vote. TIllman and Mclsaurin
South Carolina senator's. were not per
mitted by voice or 10y vote 10 partlci'
pate In the proceedings
An amendment restricting the opera
ton OF the se,lltion laws enacted 10y tbs
TAFT commission was passed.
As passed the measure provides that
articles imported into the Philippine
archipelago from the United States
SHAH be- required To pay the duties
ieyled against them 10y the Philippine
commission and paid upon like articles
Imported into the archipelago from FOR
clgn countries; that articles Imported
into the United States from the Philip
pines shall pay duty If 10 per cent oi
the rates liked by the Dingley law, less
any export taxes paid upon the articles
sent from the Philippine archipelago
as required by the Philippine commits
sion. All articles now imported fire.
Into the United States shall be- here
after exempt from import duties Til,
blu cXempts the commerce passing be
tween the United states md the Phi!
lppines from the operation of the nnyi
CATION laws of the United States unit
January |. 1901.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07
rms MARKETS.

Detroit. Cattle; Market dun with
nearly ,ytryth.ng on the list somewhat
lower than last week cattle ranging from
50 - To $40 tho hardest 10 sell. Stnckcrs
and feeders were slow snd with few buy
ors ~ sight. Mich COWS were in active
demand 90 So 90 50 each. Veal cnivci
were duh and slow sale ~ {iHi1i Der
csyf sheep and lnmbs-dull. D, 81 l1mhf q.
& 9yqgOi. light 10 good ana good mixed
lots Si7j95 %; yearliuEs. &HS.2l. fair a.
good butchers. N4fy1. cuiia and common,
g. 500 HOES II i~ht 10 guAi butcher.
G.gjfi bulk 40 g. pigs and light York
crs. Si5Hj.:0: stays and roughs, N-'5H
sIs
Chirago-cattlc: Good Co prime steers.
s. sDH7. poor u medium. Sfnsi0. storkcrs
and feeders. i25Gff5; cows 81 2tlf. =,
heiferu ED0 $50. cauurra. 81 20, p:
bulls s. En8t51. calves. :, infi: Texas fri
sJcvrs. 81 ioits " Hogs.-Gpod @ choice
heavy. sff.n6 ~. rough heavy t.A,1Gi0
light s5f505.sO. bulk q. sales. N.E1uii D.
shren. Cod 10 choice wethers. giG5n6 -
fair To choice mixed. s slH4T. Western
sheep and v~arlirrr. 81 90 %. native
lambs. &.IsG5 ~. Western lambs. t5.6jaf
uuTa'o Cattle Market quiet ard
steady: Vcals. lower. ij17: extra. s1.5lffi.
Woes receipts 70 cars. market active an !
fefinr lower fo~ al grader medium and
heavy. 60 f-Fss0: mixed. B.1iuff0: good
t.ci~ht Workers fG1iff6 -: light Workers.
ssss nj. plgt. q ZOOS ~; foushs. g iDr6 u:
stars tiafsi. clos "a steady. about al
sold hut a feg late arrivals sheep. TOP
mixed. s. gs05l5. others. til5Hisa. wcth-
ofa 81 ssTs ~: yenrll1-a. s. 0llsso. closed
week. with 30 20 y loads unsold.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07
latest NEWS IN MICHIGAN.
Search For a Runaway Aunt and
Nephew
A BRAVE LITTLE SUFFERER,
The Fi-hnrmaa of saginaw Hay nrewE-
tor's Tug Must Fay Ftne-A SewayEo
Scandal Various happenings Through
cat the state.
Raced with Death.

Mrs. Henry Llr,iwig had Wild race
with death Sunday ami lost, though
she Killed horse in her frantic cf'
forts " reach a physician before her
husband expired.
While The couple were returning 10
their nlrm near Derby, seven miles
south. Ludwig WAS suddenly seized
with palms about the heart, ana after
ulsp,ng for a few mOIents. sank uu-
,-onsciOus into the arms az his terror
stricken wife.
Crazcd iyy the fear lest he should lie
beforr she could obtain assistance.
Mia Ludwig dashed the horse into u
mad gall1p toward the residence OF Or.
\. j. Beers. OF Derby. For tho time bc.
ing she wus mcr Hess and piled the
hash with insane fury. though the gal.
liant beast was going at heart breaking
Specd The Wild drive threw up an
avalanche OF mui which spatterel all
ever the rig and mingled with the
white foam which covered the fright
eucd horse.
When about half mile from Tia"
destination. the stricken husband dirl.
but his wife failed to realize the futil.
lty OF further effort aud supporting
the corpse finished the distance no thr
same killing pace. In front OF the doc
tors residence the horse dropped Ga
the ground dead. Mrs. Ludwig Is pros.
trated by the awful experience. The
deceased WAS a we'll known farmer.
and VAS - years of age.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07
NnImrortnnt Cnntarc.

Gen Chaitcc has notified the war de.
partment thar Lieut.. Strlhlcr. Of the
Philippine scouts. captured Gen. Luc.
han ou the I'D inst The prisoner Is
confined az lslguna. l.uclan l. one or
the most energetic and fcrocious ol
rebels. lie l. u hnlf-brccd. mixture al
Chinese aud Filipino stuck. ana has
been an irrrcuucilablr from thu first.
lIo had various businesses In the noun.
ta!ns OF Samnr. from which he would
descend upon the coast towns ana his
reign OF terror WAS so complete that the
entire population paid tribute Ia him
~ the price OF freedom from attack.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07
An Aunt. Queer Frrnk.

The police Of the upper peninsula are
striving 10 Outstrip each other Ia an
effort TO locate Miss Florence \. Ely
and her i2ycar-old nephew. Frank Ely
Rogers. whom she kidnapped from his
home I'm Evanston. H.. last July. The
couple were located Thursday ~ Iron
Mountain and Geographic messages
were sent tO that cffect 10 James e..
Rogers. the boys father. Before the
pair could be- secured they had left for
Escanaba. IL l. probable that they
stopped az some way station nn the
route. however. as the EScnnlba police
failed to identify them on the arrival
Of the train In which they had left
from lrsn Mountain. The woman Is
said 20 entertain a sentimental alice
ti0n for her nephew In spite OF their
great disparity I'm age. she being 80
and he ~. n Is said that she has
dressed him " a girl 10 throw the pur.
suit OF the track 4 large reward Is
SGoTCd for the arrest of the couple.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07
a nrn,r I.IttIr patient.

The most interesting ease ~ present
In the L. of NJ. hospital Is that 81 little
ld-year-old Katie Golden. the pretty
Coldwatcr girl who has been there
since Jan. , with bullet In her spine.
the result OF the reckless handling Of q
revolver by younger sister. Add ii
To her personal charm AMI the patience
with which she bears her great suffer
ings. the Interest which the citizens or
her home town have taken In her prog.
rcss has been 81 especially marked ~
tO cause unusual comment. The doe
tors have located the bullet. ana are
trying 10 remove IL by means Of ab-
sorp;ion. They have succeeded IN al.
laying tbs paralysis with which the
girl was affected during the first days
OF her illness. hut complications ia the
shape Of organic difficulties make her
recovery extremely doubtful. Or.
Nancredr said that. In all his hospital
experience. the girl was. hc thought.
the braycst patient who had ever come
Rudcr his observation.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07
stnn,II-h EIr. su,nt.

FIR started un IN" second hoOr VI
tile stan Nsh house sunday morning.
and before IL could De checked 70 hal
burned thc Stlnlish house. Harry
Bnumrnthafs clothing store. then leap
iug across the street wiped out the bg
sherman house block. Including Mrs
Ryland's millinery store. Willie WoO's
laundry. W. G. Gottrmcyer's meat mar.
kct. j. s.. Rankin's general siolk 81
groccrics. etc. iiy heroic work the tirc-
u,n Slyrd the adjoining buildings. The
loss will reach about SJOOOO. with
about Sl5.ODD insurance. This IN the
worst fire In the history OF Standish.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07
HARRY TAYLOR FOUND GUILTY.
Deal has Lost Young New Work Million
afro si5O.OOO

afro si50.OOO
After belng ont thirty hours the
jury In the Taylor conspiracy ease mt
Grand RapIds brought IN "A verdict OF
guilty a. charged. The jury OoS
eighteen ballots before a verdict was
announced hut respondent did not APP
pear Ia be- affected by IL. Attorney
Mcknight stated that the ease VIII he
appealed 10 the Supreme Court.
Henry 4. Taylor Is ~ years old. h
the heir Of Henry 4. Taylor. Of New
York. decreased. aud Inherited about
81 .OOOUpi He Is n graduate OF the
University OF Lawrence. Mass. aud of
a mechanical ami engineering school.
His father left "a large estate. and the
young man was made one Of the exc.
cutOrs and toOk practical charge OF his
fathers various Interests. He has
since resided az home with two small
sisters. l. and u years Of axe. re-
spectiNely. whose legal guardian he Is.
Another sister of Taylor older than
he. is Mrs Chropoyl,ski. Whose name
has been mentioned duriag the trial In
Taylor's evidence. she l. the wife 0t
Russian officer. Capt ChrOpOyitski,
Of tie ears imperial yncht
Taylnr's connection with the wHtrr
deil. ns Indicated by the evidence.
dates from early In the spring ~ 1900
when lac WAS approached by Garman
with Armstrong; proposition to max"
a legitimate loan on the hydraulic
property. but the loan WIS turned
down u was little later than this
that the larger scheme WIS evolved
Ina the mind uf Garmau AMI laid he
fore Taylor 90 build a Lake Michigan
water plant. provide the city undsr
contract at FAT rate Tor ATTY years
ana then turn the plant over To the
city. Taylor ma e. the contract OF
June 30 with Gurman ana about the
same time made the verbal agreement
% Is claimed. Tor the furnishing 81 tn"
SlpO.On ppumntlon fund az the outset
90 l- used according tu the prosecu-
ton to buy city officials. Taylor has
claimed all the way through that the
SiOp.OD sent here hy him WAS Tor the
purpose 90 paying engineers eX-
pcnscs AMI making surveys. buying "A
check to 20 with the bid. making a
show ~ Strrngth" 10 city officials
! AMI others and other thing~ ana That
he received al the SiOpWD back cX-
ccpt the ST.JO1 ATTORNEY Zee Tor Me-
Garry. u was ,luimri by The defense
that Taylor got entirely cleur III the
entire deal at the time OF making the
contract of August 81. but thc contract
provided for Taylor to retain q SlOo.-
On interest after that. After the cN.
ibtSurr of the checks by the mayor.
/ Taylor came to Grand Rapids Ito
See" u Is claimed whether hc would
make the checks good"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07
Forestry Problem Ia Michigan.

In setting forth the forestry prob
lem In Michigan Hon. t. 4. Wildcy,
state land uilicr commissioner. stated
before the state Roundup Institute az
the Agricultural College. Lansing that
Michigan had made more men rich
from her forests than any other state
In the union. AMI that ~ little. IL not
less. had been done towards replacing
these forests ~ IN any other state
Michigan. %, tho time OF it, settle
mont. grew onr-half the Cork pine OF
the United States. hut now Il is com.
plctrly gone. The steady revenue
from forest reserves H. better than
one sweeping amount OF profit Mich
igau has now started forest reserve
81 iI.o00 acres In Roscommon and
Crawford counties FOR which lcgisln.
ton Is nr~led FOR protection against
fire and trrSplssCrs.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07
STAINED Fishing

Tho iishlng village ON Saginaw bay
Is thing OF the past. as FAR ~ the
present season N concerned. For the
past week the weather has been nm.
usually warm and thc effect on the Ice
WAS plainly apparent 10 the ex-
pcrienced eyes ~ the men who have
for years added to their small Incomes
by fishing. The removal OF shantles
and belongings was rapidly made. a.
thc Ice began breaking up. but some
rad 10 Ice taken ashore In boats. No
lives were lost.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07
The Crnrrn.r Enmilr.

James Cameron. Of Atlautn. state
tr,~paSS agent. has Just returned from
Mott township. Pressure Isle county.
where he has been leading crusade
against timber thieves Ills particular
deStinntlOn was a iO-ncre tract In that
township, owned by Frank Czolgosz.
brother Of Leon CzOlgDsz. who assas.
sinaicd President Mckinley. II II
claimed that CzolgOsz had cut cedar
poles from nn adjoining Homestead.
and load of ~ poles was there la cyi.
dcnce. CzOlgosz was backed by four
wen. who were prepared to defend his
alleged rights by force OF arms. 10 Il
Mt known II CzolgoSz Will be- prose.
ruied
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07

wonderfully successful In promptly curing
lame back. kidney. bladder. uric acid irou-
b.es and BFighi's Disea-s, which l. TIC worst
form Of kidney trouble.
Or. Kllmcr's Swsmp-Poot Is not rec
Commended for everything but II you have kid
ney liver or bladder trouble Il will bs found
just the remedy you need. lthas been tested
IN 90 many ways IN hospital work. In private
practice. among the he ipless tee poor 10 pur-
chase relief and has proved 50 successful in
every case that special arrangement has
been made by 0hich al readers Of this paper
who have not alFeady tried Il. may have a
sample bottle sen, free By mail. also a book
telling more about Swamp-Rooi and how 10
find out II you have kidney or bladder,rouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and
send your address TO f7gTssF1rI, "a ...,...-is
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hamton. N. Y. The -'-;Assl. s...ss "
regular fifty cen, and Home q swsmp-IsOot
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07
RanL commissioner Matt WIN Hemain.

GOV. Bliss IA "Wednesday stated. when
Informed that Ranking Commissioner
Maltz's term had expired. that N
change would hc mad" In the office.
Continuing. the governor said: "Somc
time ago Maltz aud myself haj con
ference. and Mlltz claimed that his
term Of office did not expire Tor several
months. Tie believed TINT his term of
office did nut commence 40 the time his
nomination had been confirmed hy the
senate. lr this way be claimed that
his term did uIt expire until the latter
part 90 i'si2. 40 that time ! t1Ok his
view Of the matter. Maltz H. n good
official. and popular about the state.
There viii hc no appointment ut pres
cnt. and Mr.. Maltz VIII not now b.
replaced"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07

Detrcit-Whoat: Cash 70. : red. $3.50
u.v ZOO bu al SIC $500 hu al sac.
iNO % bu M Sl'tc. 2i0o bu at size. 10 90
bu AZ sta.r. siisc bid. On bu AT size;
.Tniy. 500 hu M faa,c. 5000 bu az 80. Ia
go tn al Sole. e1.cno bu az Oac closing ~
nc bid: 40. 3 rod. seisc: mixed winter,
giitr: No white. SEC Corn-Cnsh No J.
Fs'Le. 80 ? yellow. cars az Glitc. ? at
&c. No. yellow ! car At 60. Oats
cash No white. .Giac. 40. white. car
al t5nc.
CHICAGO No. spring wheat. &c; No.
2 rrd. 6iisc. No. cats. $40. NJ. white.
fiisc. No white. siHb,sr. Cern.-May.
sac; July Glisc: september. ,95.c.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07
NMusxuEVrS ~ DETROIT

DETROIT OPEHA Hpr.E Julia Marlowe"
Eyruin., ut =. Wei. aud Sat. Matinee "a ..
IYCEru THEtTEW Mason 8 Mason In "Ilud.
oph & A1ulph Mat, -. Eve. iic. -sc -. 2 G
WniTSEN GUANp- Human llearts'- Natinces
Iut. t'C uut 80 Evcliags TO-. &c ana sc
WoNpERLASp Afternoons a. ani .. i0r 10
aUd . -. Eve a. : 80 aniy.ii. 10. i5C sud &c
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07

cures made BY Or.
Kilmers SNamp-Ro
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
tits the great medi-
caltuumph ofihe nine
toenih century. dis
covered after years Of
scleniiiiS research By
Or. KiImer. the emil
men, kidney and b!ad-
der spccialigt. and AZ
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07

Huttcr-C reamcrica extras, &c: nrst..
gluefr: fancy selected dairy. i9ifllc.
packing stock. itHisc; common. ie1iIc,
Chrcae-Choice state, October. lliaIi1,
per lh.
Frrs-CanCied. ffcsh receipts. a..
Honcy-So. I white. i3nifc; Hight am
her llfiiic. dark amber. Nn9c. extracted.
Nppies-Fanry. Sal4 n per bbl. choice.
y 5iN1 per bhi: common. n h)iE per Dol.
Potatoss- Michigan. G2U6sc per bu, Z. o.
b. Detroit
onions lchiran. n 1s per bu: Spanish.
"a 1b per hu crate.
Pauitry-i.ive hcna. DC; oil roostcrs, Sc
rnFfnga nNrffpr. young ducks. iNfiic.
vounr turkeys iiniec; geese. AhI9c per
III Dressed fowl. 9ENior. chickens. 1913
ffiir. ducks. i2lii1c. geese. leillcs tuF-
kevs. i1nifc.
Dressed caivcs--Fancy. sis09a per 10:
fair. 5nIiLc per W.
Tal6w-No. 1. &c; No. 4, arc per u.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK =?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Amos, everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure 10 know OF the wonderful
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07

The United States Philippine COM
mission has ordered that medals GO
honor DO bestowed on Inspector Knau-
her and two other members OF the
FnlpIno constalulnry. The three men
were going from Caviic 60 Magazines.
In Cavitc province. when they were at-
tackled by eight members 81 Ramos
hand. whom they killed. Two hun.
drcd uniformed bolomcn In the Island
of Snlnar recently attacked a scout
Ing party OF friendly natives and n
detachment Of the First Infantry.
Eighty OF the boiomcn were killed and
one OF the friendly natives was severe
~ i,Oloei.