The Yale expositor., 1903-06-12
Additional Expositions.

| have quantity OF choice hand
picked seed beans for sale. II. G.
Martin.
o. Is. Jacobs moved his family from
Peck Monday and they occupy the
Sadie Gowan house on First street.
The ExpOsltor job rooms has just re-
celved stock OF up to.date wedding
invitations and Is prepared to do neat
printing for those wishing same.
Are you thin? Would you like 90
get fat and plump? Tried Laughing"
'twouldn't wOrk-now take Rocky
Mountain Tea-twill do the business.
80 cents. Grant Holden.
j. VI. Stevens, Of Lynn township,
has purchased from T.. H.. Drake his
brick dwelling and ten acres OF land IN
the eastern part of the village and will
move To town this summer.
All next week Rounds q NanCamp
will make special discount on what
woven wire fence they have left I'm or
der TO clean II out. Those needing
good fencing had better call early.
It's an III wind that blows nobody
good. In proof Of this trite old saying
our insurance agents have been extra
busy the past two weeks taking cy
clone and windstOrm insurance.
was received from Secretary of State
Warner last week. This book con-
tuins useful information and II very
valuable for reference. Thanks to our
worthy secretary of state for same.
While splitting some wood on Tues
day last DR.. Pelton got his axe caught
I'm clothes line. IL bounded back,
striking him on the forehead, cutting
n cash about two and one-half inches
long. DR.. Wight was called and dress
ed the wound. IL was necessary to
take six stitches.
81 have been troubled for some time
with indigestion and sour stomach"
says Mrs. Sarah w. Curtis, of Lee, Mass,
"and have been taking Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets which have
helped me very much so that now |
can eat many things that before |
could not" III you have any trouble
with your stomach why not take these
tablets and get we'll? For sale by
Grant Holden.
The pumps went wrong at the power
house last week and our water board
sent TO Walkers Pump Works at Fem
ton for an expert. lie found when he
reached here that II was necessary TO
take each pump apart and clean and
repair same. Dave Grinnell and Fred
Secord. engineers, say that II Is much
easier 10 keep up steam, as the pumps
don't take but very little power TO run
them now. The foundation for the
brick chimney Is being laid and the re-
pairing of the boiler arches Is In pro-
gress. We learn that II will be about
three weeks vet before the work will
be completed.
The Yale ball team went 90 Brown
City last Saturday and lined up against
the base ball aggregation at that town.
The result plainly shows that they
either played hard luck game or else
they went mp beside the real thing.
Perhaps Il was the lack of yelling from
the crowd that did a., tour boys say
that even Doc Campbell kept still but
~ any rate the Yale bows were done
up To- the tune of 10 Co 3. The Brown
city rnoters were probably mum for
fear of rafting Mclaughlin. Twas
for some reason or other, as the gang
at ihst place can come the nearest 90
/ initiating band of Comanche indians
NJ anything 10 has eyer been our pleas
ure 10 listen 60. As Il was our boys
say they easily got onto Macs curves
and gave the iielders some good exer.
else. IL IL expected that return game
will be played here in two or three
weeks.