The Yale expositor., 1903-02-27

/ by all druggists OF Yale.
Pimples. faded complexion, chapped
! skin, red, rough hands, eczema, tetter,
/ bad blood, cured in short time, with
/ Rocky Mountain Tea, the great com.
I plexion restorer. Grant Holden.
Grayel-FIenry p. dinner wishes 10
/ tate to the public that he Is prepared
90 haul gravel to any wanting such, as
/ he has the same for sale. Orders left
The Expositor office will be prompt.
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Marlette village will fight TO the bit.
ter end the payment Of the five hund-
red dollars TO Mrs. Collins who won
The damage suit against the village.
The case has been carried TO the su.
pTeme court.
Volume fifteen number one headed
the Armada Graphic's last issue. A
rattling good paper Bro. Barrows is
| giving his townspeople and we hope TO
see It's look OF prosperity increase ms
the years go by.
The J., u. ;. OF the Presbyterian
church will give "A chicken pie supper
IN the new basement rooms of the
church on Wednesday evening, March
4th. supper will be served from 500
till all are serYed.
A bill has been introduced i'm the
legislature 90 again authorize the pay
ment of "A bounty of two cents per
head for English sparrows. The old
law 20 the same effect was knocked
out two years ago.
Small farm for sale located /. miles
east and ! mile south of Yale. Splend-
did soil, all kinds Of fruit, good build
lngs and water. A very desirable place
for gardening. Call on or address Mrs.
James Holden, Yale. 3s-tf
Chamberlain q Moutney Yalo's new
implement dealers have just uncrated
a inc line Of carriages, buggies, sur. |
reys and wagons. They are now pre-. |
pared 10 do business and will have an |
ad in The Expositor soon.
John Bromish, who created so much |
excitement IN Tuscola county few |
weeks since by shooting a young man /
by the name OF Roy Lester, received q |
verdict OF guilty of murder IN the first /
degree and was sentenced TO Jackson
for life at hard labor.
Brown city has decided that the
right thing to do is to own its own
electric light plant, and will submit the
question OF bonding the village for the
sum of - 800 twenty year bonds at the
coming village election, for the pur-
pose OF purchasing same.
About thirty young people of West
Brockway gathered at the home of
Harvey Middleton Saturday evening,
Feb. 81 TO celebrate his sixteenth birth.
day anniversary. The evening was en-
joyably spent after which supper was
served and all returned TO their homes
haYing had n pleasant time.
Hon. Jas. Livingston is recovering
from a severe cold which he caught at
the time OF the fire at Port Huron last
week. Mr.. Livingston has been con-
fined at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Jas. McColl, and only for the
good care he has received his cold
would have no doubt turned into
pneumonia.
/ have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for n number of years and
have no hesitancy in saying that IL is
the best remedy for coughs, colds and
Group | have ever used IN my family.
/ have not words TO express my con-
iidence in tins remedy.-Mrs. j. A.
Moore, North Star. Mich. For sale by
Grant Holden.
A dispatch from Washington says
Becoming convinced that he could not
secure n reappointment in view Of the
attitude Of the postofiice department.,
Postmaster VIM. Baird. Of Marine City,
rendered his resignation on Thursday.
Representative Weeks Immediately
recommended Joseph Baird, n nephew
and the young man will GET the place.
Samuel Goldberg has sold his interest
in the clothing business here 10 Isaac
Rosenthal who will continue the busi-
ness. Mr.. Goldberg moved his house.
hold goods TO Detroit on Thursday
where he will no doubt engage in bust
ness. The house on Mechanic street
made vacant by the removal will alto
gether likely be occupied by +. +.
Montney and family.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
met In the basement OF the church
newly finished Wednesday evening
and held kitchen shower. Numerous
and convenient articles were brought
for use in socials and suppers. The
ladies had lunch on the new tables
consisting of sandwiches, coffee and
doughnuts. Games and music wero in-
dulged IN and the evening passed pleas
antly indeed.
Editor Keyes of Lexington, throws a
dash Of cold water over the hopes Of
those people who have found a few
pieces Of coal on their farm while dig.
ging wells and who have gone nearly
wild oyer the discovery. There has
never been enough found 10 pay for
any expenditure of cash. Keyes says
nothing less than three feet OF clear
coal Is worth the expense and this 10 so.
OF course II would be great thing 10
have big bed of coal near us, but Il is
not likely 10 be, 80 don't expend your
last dollar unless you are pretty sure
of getting something back.