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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30

Ser gortra9 bon Charles 3. Sel=
lOq9. Der am nddlten lreitoo Nbeno
gebalten tueroen ioQte. muBte auf eiuen
ipdteren 3eitpuntt nerle9t peroen. me=
gen Der pielen 6dlle bon 8ipbtberia,
Die ae9enndrti9 in uuierer Staot oe=
meloet iino. Sifets fur Den GeHoe9=
9ortrag iiub MIR fur oieien eiltiq,
nenn ct ipdter 9ebalten niro. Sas
Satum miro in eini9en Saaen betannt
Qemadt. Sie ndbfe unterbaltung oes
2etture=Ruries fommt auf oen l3.
3eSember, ourd @omuno 9. @oote.
Jitr oieIe unter6altung meroen Sifets
nit NO. 4 ausacgeben, pdbreno Die
ReIO9g=3ifets SO. 3 baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30
Bic gage itt NublnnO.

9lufrubr. Morb uno plGnoerung
iiuo in &uBlano nod INNER oil Der
SaesoronunQ. Sn Sebaiiopol NELL
tertsu MatrpIen uno Elm Eeeiment
sanoioloateu i9lOheu lib oenielben
on. 9olen uuo Der Sautaius fino III
uouem 9lntrubr uno 5innlano Itebt I'M
Seariff. lib 81 erbeben. SIN Snnsrn
oes 2an0es nebmeu Die gauernunruben
3u uno es iino ni6t Sruppsn eenu9
oorbanoen. oieIelben 81 unteroriifen.
Cine Gepeide bon ct. petersburg mel=
Oct: Die WObilmaAuna BON Deiteren
"a Sdnaoronen Gon'l6er GoIaten 1T
bebufs unteroriidun9 Der Bauernun.
ruben anqeoronet moroen. Ser gepari
an 9ruppen 1T 10 sroB, oab oas Ge=
sinent. ueldes bic 9efanaenen Sapo.
ner in WeoUio bemudte, suriifgeau9en
uuo oieie ietbit nit Der Nufre6terbnls
tuus Der Sronun9 betraut moroen
lino.
9abei oauern au6 Die Suoenperfol=
9uugen fort uuo on pielen Srteu lebell
6ie geb0rben benielben rubi9 81 uno
trefen teine Nnltalten. Die gsorobten gu
beidiiben, ia. lie fdeinen lpirtlid frob.
oaB ll9 Die unaufrieoenheit Der gep0ls
terun9 in oieier Ridtuna 2uft ma6t.
Sb Witte im Stanoe lit. lpieoer
Guhe uno Oronun9 gu IAaffen. mod
lebr Die Tra9e, beIonoers oa man ibm
aua BON oben herab nod INNER neue
SiubernilIe in ben 8ea legt uno ouf
ben Gar tein YerlaB lit. gDenn aber
nlht iebr balo Rnbe uno Sronung ber.
Qefeut peroen, 10 sreift Der Nufrubr
INNER peiter uno Die &euolution nit
allen ibren S6refen tritt an Die SteIe,
Der Nutotratie.
Son 5t. PETERSBURG miro eeme.oet,
baB Der Nusbru6 in Semafopol piht
bon Getrunfenen beranlaBt muroe, pie
biss in GrOnitabt Der 6al mar. Ion-
bern cine lorgfGltig 9eplante rebolutip=
ndre Semonitration lit. Gas qefdbr=
lidfte OIL Der Situation 1T bic 3eoolte
oes 8ren.3eginents. IS lit oies oas
erite Mal, taB Elm aan5es Snfanterie=
regiment gemeutert bat. uno iibsrall
fragt man lih iebt, nie lanae es oau=
ern miro. bis anoere 3egimenter. piel=
lei6t in ct. PETERSBURG islbf, folgen,
oenn es 1T betannt. bab piele Soloatell
BON rebolutiondren eoeen our6orun.
gen fnb.
Nus Der ManoIdurai tommen allers
lei lAlimme Na6ridten. 8or abt 3a=
gen brad, einem @erIdte sufol0e, cine
Weuterei unter ben Sruppen aug unb
@enera! 2insoiil6 inuBte AZ GIfi3iere
binridten lai1en. Sb bies tpabr iit
Ooer nidt, bat nod riht betpielen ipers
ben f6nnen. aber es 1T Sbatlade. oab
Die Gebolutionare unter ben Soloaten
tuarme 9inbdnaer aefunoen baben.
5elbit auf Die @arbe= =Resimenter fann
fih Die &eaieruug nidt perlaiien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30
@eNorbest. .

Nm "a. Nopember In ubrihspi!le,
israu Mara Renipif. i'm Alter pon 81
Sabren. 3ie 8erforbene mar aus
Gnalano aebiirtia uno tam i'm Sabre
1863 mil ibren Nnaeh5rigen nad ben
Der. .Staaten. Dor l8 Sabren ipuroe
ihr 8atte bel einem llnglldsfaa in
elmer 4oblenmine eriblaaen. Sic bin=
terldBt feds Rinoer.
Vim 26. Nousmber In Wep pbiIa=
oelpbia sSrau 3beopbilus Oarris I'm
utter bon SIS Sahrsn. Die YerHo,.
bene binterldBt eineu 8atten uno orei
Ginoer.
Nm 27. Nopember in Netp Bbilas
oelpbia Srau Sohn q. Gtifflsr i'm
alter BON 48 Sabrsn. Die 8eritprbene
binterldbt einen 8atten uno cine Rna-
ben i'm aiter BON 10 Sabren.
Nm %. Nopember in 0iders 6rau
Seanette WcRennpn. i'm Mlter BON 49
Sabren an elmer 2unasnentaiinouna.
Die Yeritorbens hinterldBt einsn @attsn
uno fiinf Ginoer.
Nm "a. Nopember in Denniion,
Wittme Renntuid i'm Mlter bon 88
Sabren.
Nm %. Nopember in 3agerspile.
Daniel Zimmerman, Der lhon lanae
3eit an ben Golaen zines Gdla91u6es
trant mar. i'm utter BON 80 Sabren.
Der 8erforbene binterldBt cine Wittipe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30
Milars Sn6laDelt
ON gquare in
Ne,u Ybilaoelpbia, >.

= On Der 6pibe ber Bemesung Der
Brobmdhte aeaen bic 5Krfei tpeaen Der
uuruben in Maseoonien iteben DETER
reid uno RuBlano. Delhe beioe nidt
i'm Gtanoe iino, i'm eigenen 2anbe Die
Gube aufreht gu erhalten.
= Gin neun Sabre alter Gnabe in
Springfield. o.. bat cine Cpsr fom-
ponirt, tpelde ouh aufsefiibri uerosn
foll. Wsan brauht oesbalb teine Mn9f
babel. oenn mir batten i6on oft Gele-
genbeit. Gpern Su b0ren, bic ben Gin=
brud MAIDEN. als Of lie bon Babies
iomponirt tpuroeH.
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Observation-Disclosures.

cN 3 n r, - - !. N. - ~. n
5u'hes :. Ssnor3 - Telise y. cltt'
1ets ue.oe ooil polloar.
naiiahl N. Stapl Wauo ".
5am'pH, oesOe oon unripso,lie.
9eo. y. Naitop. Glfuooo eliD. pa.,
t5lOreHse Dtafttn, yletp Pptlaoel-
pa,a: ii.
SputRu aapIer, Pdrrat - Wapine
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sd Oanfe Oeta 0crrt,. y

i6rie 9annab plant bon 2ittle Rod,
Art., vfiir bic Qinoeruna. tpelds i9
0urh Budlen's Nrniea Salbe erlitt.
Sic heilte meine ihredlidsn. eiternben
8efdDiire, tuelAe ionit nihts beilen
tuollte nno an ipelhen ih Ieit Tiinf Sabs
rem gelitten bate. sic III Elm numbers
bares 6eilmittel BEL G6nitten uno
BranbiDunben. garantirt in Miaer's
MpOtbefe. Nur 25e. gerfu6t iie.
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Yittsbnrger Wiebmar!t.
Notts an Gontraftoren.

Gs nro befannt gemadt bab bic Gp1ntiIiipnGre
bon Susearafpas gouutp, Ohio. oerieaelte @naebote
bis Somitag % 9esember. 1905, 130 ubr gta6bmtt
tags, StaHborbaeit. ettgegenuebnen fit @nsgrabung
Der metden Groe BON bem Ditlten BridenanQanee oer
Canal 9pper Hiper griide 9teieIbe meun ansaes
eraben, lift nit Goucret ou5uflaen in uebereinittns
mun9 nit ben Pldnen. Spetificatipnen nnb Soften.
auidld9en. bic in Der Gountp slubttors Office ar.
Iegen.
Sebes aneebot mug bon elmer @aar.au3abluna
bon 800 ooer etnenl be9laubtatem @bec sablbor
an ben @puntDsNubtpr beglette iein, als 9orantie
bob Der 8efuerber @ on bent Santraft betbei tgt uno
nnb Siherbeit itent menn isln an9ebot aceeptirt
ipirb.
9ie Gommiiiiondre reIerbieren iidb bos Gebt rgeno
tDeldbes ober alle Gn9ebDte 5uriid3utpeien.
SIM auftra9e ber 8ebbrbe Der Gommiirndre bon
Guscarapas Spuntp
a. % 9pnabeD
33 GDnntD= D=Muoitor.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30

= Die grOBten 3isarren, bic ienals
Derfertist tuoroen fino, iino aus 0a.
panna in 2onoon einsetroffen. Seoe
3igarre 1T l64 3ol lang. bel einem
umfang BON 6 3ol. Cine ieoe tpieat
/ piunb uno erforoert einen 3oa BON
373 Sent. Ser 6erifellunaspreis Bee
trdat fur 1000 stiif 5000 Dollar.
y 8a in lebter 3eit 10 pisle pof-
8eloanueifureen aefdlIdt, b. g.. Die
8etrdge In betrugeriIder Weiie erb6bt
tpurDen, 70 foinmen Die friiberen Gor=
mnlare tuieoer in @ebra ud), on bere
lintem Gnbe ourd 3ablen Der gan3 ae.
naue getraa bes 6eloes ange9eben uno
cine Gdli6ung unm0gliG Miro.
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Die Strabeubabn= Nnaelcaer,.
hett

lit nun in Den Sdnben bes 8eneral-
Staatsanmalts @ais, oer aebeten NOR.
ben lit. Shritte einsuleiten, um Der
8eleli1aft ibren isreibrief 3u entsieben.
g3ie mir BON gut unterribteter geite
uernebnen bat Die 8eiealdait fir ieoe
$36. Die tie oeraussabte, fir 500
Qttlen aus9egeben unb nun ermartet
ne, bob oas s,l stpei 8rittbeiIen Der.
wGilerte Gapital bobe Dipioenben ab=
merle uno oa oies iotpeit nidt m6al;d
mar, 10 loa oas liebe publitum nun
tiefer in ben Sod greifen, um ben
gOitoner Gapitaliiten bic aenanIdten
Sioioenoen gu be3ablen.
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3etttabeae fiir Mbbaltuttg
oes Common Yleas
6erid)tes fiir oaS
eSabr W. ..
1906.

Staat Shto,
a6ter 6eribts=Diftrilt. !
es lift aneeorbnet baB bic 9ermiue bes Common
gleas Serid9tes IN ben perlbieoenen Counties ees
beie9ten fir bas abr 1905 feitae
lest lperoen oilen mie iolat:
Gnsrnles 6sunts.
Yin s. Gage bes sSebruar, am 9. Gaqe bes Wloi unb
am /. 4oge Des Sftpber.
Sable Gonnts.
am 2. Gege bes Sannar am 2 Gage bes april uub
aa' :. 1aSe sts Gepttfttsr.
Belmont Gounlb.
am % Gage bes sJanuar. om 10. Gage oes Npril unb
am IL. Gage beS Dftober.
Iasearapas Gsunts.
4m 2. 3oae bes Sanuar am 10. Gage bes Wtdr3 uub
ont l0. Gage , September
sarriion County.
am TO- Gage beS sSebruar, am IA. 9aae bes Wtai uuc
am 20. Gage oes Dftober.
SeferInn Guunts.
aim 8. Sage ees Sanuar. ani 2. Gage bes apriI uuo
am II. Gage bes September
&arsan COUNTY.
anl 9. Saee bes Sanror am 10. 9aae oeS april uuo
am 2. Gage bes StfDber.
Wusfinsum Gpants.
Vim g. Gage beS Sanuar ON g. Gage bes gpriI uub
ain l. Gage bes Oftpber.
gS lit ferner aneeprbnet bob bic Sisunoen Der
erhen Snboipiiion Onn ben Gibtern alireb a. Sro3sr
Gbmln W. &ennebp uao Suitus 8 S>mtaiep abgebal,en
iperberI.
9aB bic Gibumaen Der 5tpeiten Gubbtpiisn bonn
Gibter Seie W. SollineSmDrtb ab9ebalten iperoen
9aB bic SiBungen ber Drttten Sibbipiiion ppn ben
3ftcbtern WaIter Q. Sbptipel unb &ees 8. Rieborbs
abeebalteu fperben.
Ser Meitereu iit aneeorSnet bas Der g6tb. wees
9. Hidorbs 5um beanffbtiaenben 9ftdter beitimmt
Jet uno bic beagten Serl1fstermtne nm ll9r 0ors
mtttags be9th1elt.
MlfreD ". gra3ier,
&ees @. RtdarbS,
SeIe ~. 4satngsmsrtb,
GBsuin M. Reanenn.
gBaiter o.. gbotmel,
sSafus 3. Ra6eb,
Etdter bes a6ten SerihfS. Iiitrtfts
6eseben gu eanbrbge, Sbio. am II. Gftober bcs
Jabres ". .. 1905.
Gtaat Cbo.
ausearorpas @ountp. 3d.
SD, Spbn SO. Pin. glerf bes gommen Yleas @e.
ridte5 in uub fir GuScaraiuas Gountp Gbio beIcets
ntge biernit. baB bas WDrftebenDe cine treue nnb
ritbtiee Mbibrft Der original. .erorbnang Der ,8eit.
9abeIe fir bic Abbaltung Der Common pIeaS Gerbtse
Sisnneen bes abten GeridtssD ftrifts BON Cbto fir
bos SGhr H. ., 19064 it, pie Iolbe jest in ineiner
Gffiee anfltsst
Cur 9eglaubienng biene meiue ei9enbdnoise anters
Irit an6 hos 5esei bes genaitnten @ertcts in Neiu
YbiIabeipbia, am 23. Gfipber ". 8. 1905.
(EiegeL) Jpbn 90. Gill gIerf
9lird) 90. s. ainiep, 9epntp.@isrf
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Gls @igareitsnfabrifant bat man
in Nebrastd Elm Biirihlein um so
Soldrs aebiiBt, bas fid auf Der Gtrabe
Elm @isarrettden georebt bate = in
RuBlano tuiiroe 10 ettDas 3u elmer Hs-
pollution fiibren, gegen bic allss bisbes
rige Riuoeripiel mar.
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Derr u. u. 6isrmer, pdbreno
Der lebien fiinf Sabre @lert in Der
&seOroers Office, bat bieie 6iele am
1liontag nit berieniaen eines Bndbal-
tsrs III Ndselp's plainins Daill Der.
taulnt.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16
VIII Uniquely Ecuip Trains.

Chicago, June ia salt water
bath, a shave, and while you sleep
your clothes sponged and pressed, are
new features of railroading TO be in
augurated next Sunday on the Lake
Shore railway. Free stenographer and
typewriter service is also provided,
and valet and maid are to be in at
tendance. In putting the Twentieth
Century limited on an eighteen-hour
instead Of :wentyhour basis between
Chicago and New York, the Lake
Shore will take care Of the passengers
in q way entirely new in railroading,
the trains being equipped as above.
Letters dictated on the train will be
mailed enroutc as the train flies along
at a mile minute or less.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16
Glass WnIIe.

G. Z. Eastman. an Iowa architect, Is
IMPLYING for patent on a glass outer
wall for department stores, Office build
ipgs, schools and courthouses. 1t con-
sists Of a steel framework supported
By brackets attached to the beams OF
the floors in duplicate, making two
MALLS Of opalescent wire glass. the glass
Being set In the framework. The glass
rwalls are approximately foot apart,
making an insulatingAdead air space to
prevent loss OF heat In winter and pre-
vent undue heat In summer. This sys-
tenn Of construction allows of any ar
arrangement OF floor plan because win
dows are unnecessary. The exterior
will admit OF any style of treatment
Entirely free of the restrictions Of fenes-
tration.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16
NEW EQUITABLE PLAN.
Reported They VIII Consolidate With
Other Concerns into Big Trust
Company.

New York, June 13.-The organiza-
ton Of the largest trust company in
the United States and one of the iarg-
est financial institutions of the world,
was said TO be part of the plan OF
Thomas F. Ryan in negotiating the
purchase of the stock of the Equitable
Life Assurance society held by James
II. Hyde.
Mr.. Ryans plan was reported Mon
day to be to consolidate the Equitable
Trust Co, the Mercantile Trust Co.,
and the Morton Trust Co., all Of this
city, with the last named in control.
1t is expected that this would result
in creating a financial institution with
deposits second only TO those Of the
National City bank of this city which
has deposits Of S1S5,00G,000 The de-
posits Of the proposed consolidated
trust company would amount to &c.,
100000; the capital stock to $1,000.
600 and the surplus TO $22,7O0,000.
Mr. Ryan's plans was reported yes
terday to contemplate also the elimina-
tion OF the control Of subsidiary com
panies by the Equitable Life Assur-
ance society.
Nine poicyholders Monday flied
suits Of intervention in the United
States circuit courr asking to be made
partial plaintiffs with J. Wilcox
Browne OF Baltimore, who recently
filed a suit in the federal courts ask
ing that a receiver be arpointd for the
surplus of the Equitable Life Assur-
ance society.
Mr.. Browne also asked for an ac-
counting. claiming the policyholders.
Of which he was one, had not received
their equitable proportion OF the sur
plus, IS provided for in their respec.
tive policies.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16
Robbed Of Fortune In Securities.

New York, June 19.-The police
here have leen informed of robbery
of $4,000 In securities from Henry
w. ComstocK of Boston on board the
steamer Pu titan Sunday night. Police
Inspector O'Brien, at detective head
quarters, said he knew nothing of the
robbery beyond the fact that Chief
Watts OF Boston had notified him to
have a watch kept and to arrest any
one Offering the stocks for sale. The
matter, he said, had been turned over
to the Wall street branch of tho de-
tective bureau and the police Lave
done nothing further in the case.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16
Sultan an AIIeoed Murderer.

Chicago, June 19.-Accordiag to the
Constanti1ople correspondent Of the
Tribune, Sultan Abdul Hamid of
Turkey is again red-handed fratri.
eide. Suspected on previous occasions
Of the murder of close relatives, he is
now accused of the murder of his
brother, Prince Ahmed Renal Eddin,
whose death and burial were an
bounced April %. Abdul Hamid be-
yeved his brother was plotting to de-
throne him. So, It is said. he had him
strangled.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16
Prince eustavus In London.

London, June 13.-Prince Gustavus
Adolphus, eldest son of the crown
prince Of Sweden and Norway, who is
to be married to Princess Margaret
Victoria of Connaught On June II, ar
rived in London last night from Stock
holm, accompanied by his brother,
Prince William. The princes were re-
ceived at the station by the duke of
Cannaugnt and other distinguished
personages. Today they are at Wind
scr castle, where they are the guests
of King Edward. The khedive Of
Egypt also arrived last night 70 at
tend the royal wedding.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16
Murdered British Subject.

Tangier, June 13.-Moorish robbers
entered the Austrian vice consulate at
Mazagan on June 6 and murdered Vice
Consul Madden. British subject, who
also represented Denmark, and who
had been established there for many
years. They also fired at and wound
ed his wife. The assassins escaped.
The Austrian and British authorities
have sent energetic protests 20 the
sultan's foreign minister.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16
SECOND FLOOR PLAN.

natural wood. The hardware IS orna-
mental dark bronze, with rosewood
knobs, roses and escutcheons.
The kitchen has q modern range,
sink, boiler and closets. The pantry
and closets are fitted in modern style.
The bathroom contains open sanitary
plumbing and fixtures. The walls Of
the bathroom are tiled, and the floor Is
covered with composition thing, as Is
the kitchen floor.
This dwelling, the architect says, can
be built in many places for $4,000.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16
FRONT ELEVATION.

ed, papered. sided and shingled. The
main roof is covered with clear black
SLATE. The exterior work is clear kiln
dried pine and cypress lumber and
moldings The windows, except those
of the cellar and the fancy loaded glass
one are fitted with outside blinds with
rolling STATS and are hung with up 10
date blind hinges and openers. Tho OK
terior woodwork is painted with three
coats Of pure white lead and linseed oil
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16
Self Educator,
In Practice.

"Jinks Is great believer in nonre-
sistance"
''Can he support his theories by ar
gument?"
yes; he gave a fellow q black eye
the other day who would not accept
them"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16
COLONIAL DWELLING.
OF Attractive Modern Design and
Cory Arrnngemcnt-Cost, $500.

fCopyright, 1905 by Ctanley A. Dennis, "a
Broadway. New York;
This model home has many special
md attractive features. 1t is designed
for narrow lot, but may be built on a
barge plot with equally good effects,
Where is a cellar under the entire house,
with eighteen inch stone walls laid in
cement mortar The cellar floor Is con-
Greeted to depth of four inches. Coal
bins, laundry, storeroom and steam
holler which heats the whole house ore
MI in the cellar
The frame is hemlock lumber and
climber. The exterior walls are sheath.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16
Inverted Joy.


In the dewy dawn OF morning,
When the day begins TO peep,
When, regardless of its warning,
lam almost dead for sleep,
Comes my wife. some sly hints throw
ing
She has been UP for an hour
Saying: John. the lawn needs moving,
For think Wen have q shower.
';And the onion patch Is weedy,
And the lettuce needs a drink,
And the cabbage patch is needy
OF some hoeing. don't you thinkT"
Feigning sleep, I grunt and grumble
At her Oft repeated calls
Until out of bed tumble,
And 1 don my overalls
with the garden tools I tussle
AS from bed to bed l slouch,
Raising. doubtless. quite q muscle
And q most decided crouch.
All the time my heart harden,
And I sternly form a plan
Nevermore to raise a garden
Till get hired man.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16
Had the EYidence.

"He hatters himself that he is great
f1nancier"
''Made n successful deal in stocksT
''No; he bought his wife new spring
hat without mortgaging the place"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16
ccnfederate Vac al Loulsvllle.

Louisville, Ky. June 13.-Louisville
has made all preparations for enter
tanning the United Confederate Vet.
Grams during their reunion, which will
be held on Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. Already the veterans have
begun to arrive, and by Wednesday
noon over fifty special trains will have
emptied into Louisville some $4,000
veterans and their families from dis
tance. This number will be augment
ed by about $4,000 visitors from ;erri-
tory adjoining Louisville on Friday,
the day of the parade, when it is ex
pected that 5000 gray-coated old sol.
diers will march.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16
The Difference.

Gle has q splendid memory"
II thought he had a poor memory"
II know because / borrowed some
sAoney from him."
''Well, loaned him some"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16
Satisfied,

There are just as good fish in the river
AS ever were jerked through the air.
But when you go fishing II seems
That the good ones all want to stay
there.
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Cause and Effect.

THAT story the old man told was
corirer."
'Buy him q few drinks and perhaps
be yin unoork another
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16
Their Favorite Exercise.

1--WE got fortune in a scheme to
teach lawyers physical culture"
what do they need of physical cul-
ture?"
Don't they have to be strong enough
to bKeak wlllsf'
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16
In Theory.

He wrote about the Joy of work,
But when his weekly pay
Was handed 20 him by the clerk
He took his Joy in play.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16
Acts Like a Tonic,

Doesn't II make you sick 10 ride on
fhe,carsT
mot III can ride on q pasa-
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN.

paints of desired colors. The shingles
are dipped in shingie stain before be-
ing laid.
: The floors are clear No. 1Gomb grain
ed North Carolina pine tonsued and
grooved flooring boards, blind nailed.
The interior walls are plastered on
spruce laths with two coats OF hard
patent plaster. sand finished. The trim
1a.Ash of special design, finished il the
natural wood on the first floor and
cypress on the second floor, also finish
ed in the natural wood. The main
stairs are quartered oak finished in the
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16
After Effect.

"It must have made Jones feel cheap
to have to wheel Brown around the
block to pay that election bet"
"No. He would have considered it
great joke only he was afraid his wife
would think he was strong enough to
work In the garden"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16

Some people can look at bail game
and not know what is happening and
yet manage TO make fairly good .citi-
Gems.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16

While there is nothing so sweet as
loves young dream, the sugar trust
prefers an article on which it can draw
dividends.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16

The. woman who can break herself Of
the habit OF saying II told you so' is
not apt to figure In the divorce courts.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16

Perhaps one reason why the law is
so expensive is because the judge
charges the. jury so often.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16

The woman with a new hat thinks
that il all the world is not looking ut
her It is missing something.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-16
Humor one Philosophy
By DUNCAN N. SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

Youth is said 70 be egotistical, but
The man OF forty sometimes makes you
weary telling how much more he
knows than he did ut twenty.
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GEORGE ". BELL
Practical and Experienced
i AuCtiOnHer +
ALE, A6-=1L

If you expect to have a sale
this fall or winter / am pre-
pared to attend it on short
notice and at a reasonable
price. Have had twenty-five
years of practical experience.
1t will pay you to see the
old reliable auctioneer and
get his price before engaging
an auctioneer.
Orders left at the EXpositor
Office Will receive prompt at
tention.
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4 fast young man may cover consid-
cradle ground. but he never gets any
place that is worth going to.