The Yale expositor., 1904-07-22
Pay your village taxes.

Splendid corn weather the past week.
Deckeryille fair dates, Sept. 20, 81
and %.
Two girls wanted at once at Hotel
Jackson, Yale. IL
Remember that am still selling hats
at cost. Mrs. M. r. Brown.
Chas. Rounds has a large line of din
ner pals that he sells cheap.
Bread &c loaf, 8 loayes for I0c; 81
tickets for $1.00 ut II. Stableford's.
Sunday was the hottest day of the
season in Yale. Several thermometer
registered "a degrees.
Jas. McColl's teams and men started
the work of excayating for the new
school building Monday morning.
An Eastern Star pin was lost on
Main street last Thursday evening.
Finder please leave at Expositor office.
The main sewer on Mechanic street.
leading to Mill Creek which has been
stopped up for the past week is now
repaired.
Your eyes do not tire unless there is
some strain on them. Any strain in
dicates the need of glasses. Let us tit
and save your eyes. Mathews q Wight.
The married men and single men of
the village will play game of ball at
Riverside Park tomorrow afternoon,
commencing at $3.50 o'clock. Adms.
sion, 10c.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church
will serve coffee on Mrs. Samuel SIM
mons lawn on Wednesday. July 81,
from 4:30 till all are served. Every
body invited.
A social was given at the home of
Michael Sheehy Wednesday evening
for the benefit of Sacred Heart church
of Yale. A pleasant evening was en-
joyed and nice sum was raised.
Tuesday night special train of G.
u. q d. railway officials passed through
Yale to the west. We understand the
Pere Marquette and CINCINNATI, Ham,
ilton d Dayton systems are now one.
Edward Newell, of the firm of Har-
ris ~ Newell, informs us that it was
the Michigan Undertakers' Conven-
ton he attended at Detroit recently in
stead of the embalmers' convention.
George Weston brought to The Ex-
position Office on Saturday last a nice
mess of beet green's grown on his farm
west of Yale. The publishers family
returns many thanks for the donation.
VIM. II. Lankin, proprietor of the
Lankin house, Minden City, was seri-
ously injured Sunday evening while
driving. His horse became unman-
ageable, throwing Mr.. Lankin out over
the dashboard and kicking him several
times in the face and breast before as
sistance arrived.
At the special election held at Capac
July goth the proposition to bond the |
village for 81 900 for the completion of |
the water works sy stem was lost by 9 |
votes. The vote was light one end
! owing to the immediate Indebtedness, |
the proposition will have to be re SUBJ !
mitted.
Yale of late has been infested with |
several able-bodied beggars soliciting
aid from our townspeople. Our advice |
| to those who feel disposed to be liberal |
and aid such professionals who make
a business of begging, that it would be |
NJ UGH better to establish fund here |
and help our own poor and crippled, |
! then you could determine if the one
receiving assistance was deserving.
Alta recent meeting of the school |
board the contract to build an addition |
to the high school building was let to |
John TAFT, of Battle Creek, he being the |
lowest bidder. The building is to be
completed by NoY. 10th or sooner. The
Sl7 900 bond issue bearing Al per cent |
interest was sold to Noble, Moss q Co.,
of Detroit, at premium of $3.50. The
contract for the heating and ventilat-
ing of the school building is yet to be
let.
Elam Sloat, who owns and operates
fine farm in the township of Speak
er, has been quite sick for the past
Gtyn lie nd 10 he
trouble started from cold which set
tied on his lungs leaving him in very
weak condition. His limbs bother him
and he is compelled to sit in chair
most of the time. Mr.. Sloat's many
friends hope his trouble may not prove
serious,
The Democratic county convention
committee has issued the call for a
convention to be held in the circuit
court room in the city of Port Huron
on Saturday, July 30, at 1890 q. m. for
the purpose of electing % delegates to
the state nominating convention to be
held at Grand Rapids, Aug. 3rd. The
caucuses TO elect delegates to attend
the county convention will be held in
the town halls of the various town.
ships on Friday, July Doth. at o'clock
p. m. Brockway is entitled to rep
resentstion of four.
at is better TO be sure than to be
sorry" Blood poisoning is as liable to
follow pin scratch as bullet wound;
strained muscle may mean the loss
of the use of limb, IA little leak may
sink great ship" Don't neglect such
things; don't put off attending to them
quickly. We sell Greene's Infallible
Eminent and guarantee 1t positively to
afford immediate relief and quickly
and surely heal cuts, bruises, burns,
wounds, muscle soreness, sprains and
aches. Your money back if you want
it more than you want the liniment.
Mathews & Wight.
Coleman suffered another loss by
fire at o'clock Saturday morning last.
This time it was the Coleman House,
an old landmark and owned by Gov.
Bliss, of Saginaw. The alarm was
given just in time to allow the guests
to flee for their lives by the way of