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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-04-07
Soon be sheep shearing time.

Soon be sheep shearing time.
A new line Of straw caps at Ross &
Shields.
Old papers for sale at cents per
bundle at The Exposition office.
Do not forget the sewing machine
sale, April II to 10. Harris & Newell.
Stone Wanted-Call at Exposition
Printing Office for further particulars
Wanted-Reliable woman or girl as
hOusekeeper. Apply to Mrs. l.. Roy
Fuller.
Ma Dusenberry and her "Gearls" will
be at Central hall on their first tower
April 2lst.
Morton's bread, sc and 12c loaves fol-
sale by James Meharg. No better bread
made. Try loaf.
Chas. Rounds wishes the party who
has his wire stretchers would return
them at once as he needs them.
For Sale-Thoroughbred Rose Comb.
ed White Leghorn eggs for Matching
Per setting, SOC. Inquire of Mrs. John
Baxter. 1872
Eggs for Hatching-I have several
settings of pure bred Plymouth Rock
eggs for sale. Enquire of Wallace
Adams.
The Eastern Michigan Press Club
will hold it's April session in the par.
lors of the Detroit Museum of Art
next Friday, April 18th.
Beavis q Hutchinson have just re.
ceived another carload of Sleepy Eye
Flour. The best bread flour on the
market. Try % 10. sack. Once used
always used.
For backache and kidney disorders
take Celery King, the tonic-laXative. II
will relieve you very quickly, for Celery
King is the great cure for backache as
well as headache.
A strength tonic that brings rich, red
blood. Makes you strong, healthy and
active. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. 30 cents, tea OF
tablets. Pollock q Hennessy.
The ladies are invited to call at NJ
NJ. Pearce's millinery store and look al
the pretty styles for this year. Every
thing the heart could wish in this line
may be seen at this store. See ad.
Dick Windsor this week has com
pleted' the improvements on the in
terror of his barber shop and he nov
has the fastest place in seven counties
Take a look in and judge for yourself
Empire Cream Separator for salt
cheap. Capacity 800 pounds of mill
per hour. Reason for selling-toC
small. This machine is in good work
ing order and rst-class in every re
spect. Intending purchaser call on j
a. MenZies, at ExpositOr office, Yale.
A cream separator will save you {
lot of hard work this summer, and thu
Puritan is the right kind to buy. Take
one home and give it a fair trial and j
you do not find it satisfactory bring j
back. John Hutton sells them ant
will tell you all about them If you cal
on him.
At the annual meeting of the Sanila'
county press club at Minden City, tn,
following officers were elected: Presi
dent +. w. Phillips; secretary John 7
Smith, treasurer +. G.. Graham. Tn,
August meeting will be held at Lex
ington when the members and thei
wives will spend few days in tina
pretty lake port town.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-04-07

Try a loaf of Morton's bread sold by
James Meharg.
Window shades and curtain poles at
Harris 81 Newelfs.
Two cent sparrows again. The birds
are getting too numerous.
The LBS will meet with Mrs. Geo.
Cameron next Wednesday afternoon.
Chas. Rounds is showing a fine line
Of gasoline stoves, and the prices are
right too.
Chas. 5. Brown and family now occu-
ply the upper floor of j. III. Merrilfs new
tenement house.
c. Z. Patterson, well known in this
locality, is getting out city directory
of South Haven.
The new tailor-made hats in the Polo
turbine and short back sailor have ar
rived at Ross & Shields.
Regular meeting of Yale Chapter
OES Wednesday evening, April 10, in
Masonic hall. Initiation.
The excavation is made and the
foundation laid for Guy Boards new
dwelling house on West North street.
Our shelves are filled with the cele-
brated Douglass shoes in blacks and
tans, Oxfords and Balls. Yale Clothing
House.
If you want old papers to put on
shelves or under carpets call at The
Expositor Office. Only cents per
bundle.
If you are looking for an evenings
enjoyment, keep in mind April 2lst and
see and hear Ma Dusenberry and her
gifted family.
Mrs. Eva ]. Black will be pleased to
show the new spring styles in millin-
cry. Her opening days are Friday and
Saturday next week.
"What did you say? Hard pan shoes :?
Yes, Beavis q Hutchinson have them
in all styles and sizes. They wear like
IRON" Call and see them.
Applications have been made to
County Drain Commissioner George
Mccormick for go drains in st. Clair
county. Five contracts have already
been let and the others are under con-
sideration.
Feel tired. no appetite, cannot sleep,
work or eat? That's spring tiredness
and will disappear at once if you take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea this
month. 30 cents, tea or tablets. Pol
lock IL Hennessy.
Carl Stoner started Tuesday of this
week for Eau Clare, Wis, where he
will start flax mill for the Eau Clare
Linen Co. Carl has had number of
years experience as manager, ETC., of
flax mills and the company secures a
good man.
j. ID. McKeith has been painting and
papering the interior of his candy store
also giving it a general overhauling
this week. With the front reprinted
the store will take on neat and tidy
appearance.
Why not use the scrub brush less and
the paint brush more. You will find it
easier and things will look so much
better. Sherwin- Williams paint will
fix up the wood work, Muresco will be
better for the walls than paper and
Jap-a-lac will make the old furniture
look like new. Don't forget that the
place to get them is at Hutton's.
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naafneas cannot be cured.

by local applications. as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There Is only one
way to cure deafness, and that is by constitu-
tional remedies Deafness Is caused by an In
famed condition Of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is iniamed
you have a rumbling sound OF imperfect hearing
and when Il Is entirely closed, deafness Is the
result and unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored TO Its normal condi-
ton, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
eases out OF ten are caused by catarrh, which Is
nothing but an nflamed condition OF the mu-
cous surfaces.
we will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars, free.
Sold by druggists. IS cents.
Take Halls family Pills for constipation.
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CONFESSIONS OF AN ACTRESS S Story t q e
Dancing Girl. Postpaid Toe. GEORGE HESS,
Upton Works, Mich.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-04-07

KcARM FOR. SALE-Consisting OF 80 acres of
y the best of soil for farming. Good house,
fasge basement barn, splendid water. farm all
well fenced. Located l of mile from sugar
beet factory at Croswell, one mile from depot.
TWINS to suit purchaser. For particulars adj
dsess or call on Jas. McColl, Yale, Mich. 81
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The Mutual
Life Insurance Gov
OF NEW YORK.
RICHARD A. MCCURDY, PRES.

the Oldest Life Company America and largest
Accumulated Fund of any Company in the World.
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Total Liabilities.
DECEMBER 81, 1904.
Amount required by law asa
reserve fund for paying all
the Companys Insurance
Risks, as certified by the New
York Insurance Department
and Claims due..........$ 1866 $40 ,552.73
2-Contingent Guarantee Fund,
out of which future dividends
to policies now in force will
be payable as they become
due by the terms of the poll
cies of insurance......... 7l,457,Sl8.4
3-Fund for immediate divid-
ends to be paid on Policies
in 1905, according to con-
tract....."............... 2.9OO,OO0OO 3
4-TOTM LIABILITIES. ASA MUTUAL ---
COMPANY ...................... S440,97S,37I.16
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JAYNE A. A., ~ acres--3 apples, 2 straw
berries, 4 hay, balance unimpfoved.
Jayne Miss, 100 acres, unimproved.
Jones Robert, 20 acres-l l-2 apples, 2
strawberries, hay, ] IL potatoes,
balance unimprOved.
Jones Burns, l6 acres-l l-2 apples, 10
strawberries, IL hay, balance build
ings and garden.
Johnson Il T., 5 acres--2 straw berries, !
potatoes and carrots, bal unimproved.
Johnson J. W, SIS acres l-2 apples,
strawberries, hay, bal unimproved.
Jarvis j. g., 20 acres-l5 apples, 5 gar
den and buildings.
jackson i. NJ 100 acres-8 apples, Is
hay, balance unimproyed.
Jones Miss L. r., / acre, all in hay.
jacobson c., 20 aeres-S apples, / straw
berries, II hay, bal unimproved.
Jameson Katie b., 1850 acres, unimp.
Jentzen G. c., ~ acres--4 apples, 4
Strawberries, hay, bal unimproved.
Jakku John, 20 acres-2 apples, IL
strawberries, / hay, bal unimp.
johnson John, 20 acres-l0 apples, bal
ance GnimprOyed
Johnson A. o., Is acres-l apples clear
ing acres more and will plant to APP
pies; balance unimproyed.
Jackson J. b., 1850 aCres--4 apples, 6 hay,
potatoes and garden, bal unimp.
Jackson w. f., 100 acres-l apples, bal
ance unimproved
Jordan j. j., 1913 acres-23 apples, 10
strawberries, balance unimproyed.
JOchimsen +. D., 80 acres-45 hay, 20
summer fallow, bal unimproyed.
Knapp S. A., 10 acres-2i strawberries,
balance unimproved.
Kay Murray, 30 acres-(Leased of A A..
Schenck) will clear and set to apples
Kable William, IL acres-All in apples,
acre Strawberries in orchard.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-01-19
Kennedy William, 80 acres-l7 apples, 4

Kennedy William, 80 acres-17 apples, 4
hay, balance unimproyed.
Keating John, 40 acres, all in clover.
Heating NJ, 40 acres-20 apples, 8 straw
berries, 8 hay, bal garden and bldgs.
Knudson -, 4 l-2 acres-2 strawberries,
balance chicken ranch and buildings
Knudson Fred, rs acres--6 apples, |
hay, balance unimproved.
Knutson Charles, acres--1l strawber-
ries, l-2 hay, bal garden and bldgs.
Kiser j. NJ, 5 acres-2i strawberries, l
hay, bal garden and buildings.
Kiser d. S., acres--l strawberries,
2 IL hay, bal bldgs and garden.
Kelley John, 40 acres-2apples, 2 straw
berries, hay, balance unimproved.
Kerr J.. A., 10 acres-l hay. bal unlmp.
koplin S. E., Is acres-2 apples, hay.
balance unimproved.
Knox 0ryille, 40 aeres-1 apple, 10 hay,
balance unimproved.
Kinsey j. r., 5 acres-4 strawberries,
bal buildings and clover.
Knox j. A., l0S acres--5 apples, 8 hay,
pasture, balance unimproved.
Knight j. NJ, 100 acres-5 apples, 4
Strawberries, 10 hay, bal unimproved.
Kurtz J. f., 10 acres--2 apples, 5 hay,
balance unimproved.
King A. W, 80 acres-25 apples, 9 hay,
balance unimproved.
kellogg T. f., acres-2 strawberries, ]
hay, balance garden and buildings.
Kemp estate, 80 acres-4 apples, 3 straw
berries, So hay, bal pasture, garden
and buildings.
Kroeger Mrs John, 80 acres, unimp.
Kroeger John, $50 acres-8 apples, 10
hay, balance unimproved.
Kollas Phillip, 100 acres-8 apples, b
hay, balance unimproved.
Kelly S., 2 l-2 acres-2 strawberries,
bal buildings and garden.
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Evans n c., l22 acresl4 apples, 5
straw berries, 81 hay, bal unimproyed.
Eyerhart d, " acres-35 strawberries,
u hay, balance unimproyed,
Fabrics Glen, ~ acres, being cleared.
Fletcher J. b., 5 acres--2 strawberries, 2
hay bal garden and buildings.
Fike w., M acres-45 apples, Is hay, 10
pasture, bal cleared aud viii be plant
cd TO apples and hay.
Foesburg Frank, 10 acres-2 apples, 3
strawberries, hay.
Foss James, 100 acres-l0 apples, 6 hay,
balance uuimproyed.
Foley Mrs Eleanor, 10 acres apples,
a blackberries, q hay, bal unimp.
Foss Mrs william, 40 acres--Sl3 APP
pies, 81 hay, ! potatoes, bal unimp.
Foster Mrs l.. A., acres-lla straw
berries, 2l2 hay, balance orchard, gar
den and buildings,
Frank s. j., 40 acres, unmproyed.
Frazier Joseph, l2O acres-7 apples, Z
hay, balance unimprovod.
Franz Bruno, 10 acres--3 apples, straw
berries, / blackberries and raspber-
ries, 5 hay, | potatoes, bal unimp.
Franz e. A 42l3 acles--3 apples, 20
strawberries, 10 hay. bal unimp.
Fredenburg o., 40 acres-l apple, 4 hay.
balance unimproyed.
Fredenburg A., so acres apples, IL
strawberries, l5 hay, bal unimp.
Friedley A. g., 10 acres apples, II
strawberries, 4 hay, bal unimproved
Friday +. p, l20 acres-3S apples, 10
hay, balance unimproyed.
Galligan j. r., 2219 acres-% strawber-
ries, u hay, 8 garden, bal unimp.
Gates Fred. 10 acres-2b Strawberries.
balance nnimproyed.
Garner s, d., 51s acres-2la strawber-
rles, bal garden and buildings.
d. g., 40 acres apples, z
Strawberries, = hay, bal unlmp.
Gatchell A. A., acres, unlmproyed.
Gerking Walter, 10 acres-4 strawber-
rie8, balance unimproyed.
Gerking d. r., 10 acres strawberries,
balance unlmproved.
Gilbert II. W., 1860 acres--l apples, bal
ance unlmproyed.
Gibbons John, 50 acres-l3 apples, 10
hay, balance unlmproyed.
Gilmore {. A., ~ acres--9 apples, Z hay,
balance unimproyed.
Gleason j., 10 acres apples, balance
garden ana buildings.
Gould }. H., l6 acres-2l apples, !
strawberries, balance unimproyed.
Goss Thomas, % acres--5 cleared, and
vii plant to apples
Goddard Mrs Louise, 9acres-l]a straw
berries, apples, bal unimproyed
Goodpasture }. r., n acres-l4 straw
berries, B hay, balance unimproyed,
Gregory 4 Mclsaacs, $40 acres APP
pies, 5 hay, balance unmproyed.
Croft j. H., l6O acrcs--l apples, balance
unlmproyed,
Croft John, rs acres-2 apples, II hay,
2 potatoes, balance unimproyed.
"foH henry 10y acres apples nay
po'atUeS' p"ladce ulllH' ploFeH' -,
pflDple Hllher, 10Y ac'es~o aPPles' Dal-
anee uiiiiilProyea'
HfipolJ " p I'u acres apPies' ~
nay balance uhlI"p'oNeu'
gregory w. - az ac'e'-7o apples, 10
nay, balance uhlh'Pf99Ieu'
Vfeeh lloyle' o acres o'2 isIra"ueIIles'
balance garden ana Ou'Iu'4gs'
'Iosser HulPiI 81 acIesIli aPpies, I
nay, ualanCe ulliIh hPToNeu,
'Iosser H. H. ~ acres aPP'es, ~
nay p9IahGe uh'InProVeu'
'alghafa % hoslse!} 10 acres apples,
% stiaWDeIIles, nay, palahVe saiueh
ana DGli4ligs' .r,.-,,
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meritcin's 5lltrcffeno lit, ent3iebt Ii6
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bel flin9t tic nidt.
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(Shr ben nsonrtnas.@orrefponbent".)
Scimatbslicbc.

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Dem eS 103 Sabre lang qcbIilbt bottt
- Dem ooS Heid)S NOela0iplon
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beionbcrs Der Sbicrs mo &o9elihubs
Gercine ipirft. Gen Wiitglicbcrn Die
les Iroucnbunoes miro cS 5llrEiliht
oemud)t, Die 5u MiuoeSpctfen bicnen=
DC Scrlucnoultg bon &ogelb0lgen I'M
@on5cn ulb in Sbeilen, iomie bon
Se0ern, nit NllSnabme Der Seberil
beS StrallBea, bcS Sous n1o Sogo-
gciliiaels, nid)t mr. ielbIt 81 ocrntei-
Den, lonoern altd) llad bclten 8rGf-
ten bel Nn1eborigen mo llntcrgebe-
men 81 p%erbinbcrn. Sonebcn lit eS
0ns Strcben oeS @unocs, bos Ser
lt0nbnib unb ooS ,Snterelic iiir INT.
lerc heirnilhe &ooellpclt 81 lucder
mo jtl forbcrn. Nne beiltifc Srollell
lperbcn oui9eioroert, Dem &crein bel.
5iltrctcn. Yer Wtinbeitbetrog betrdgi
lobrlih 80 Ef9.; cine einmoligc6abc
bon 20 Worf an eriuirft bic lcbens.
l1nglihe Mitglicoihoft. Anmeloirn.
gen iino an bic @eihoitsi oea
SSnternotionolen Sruuenbunbes fiir
Gogelldnb, Berlin W, Eotsonmer.
StroBe 1873. =, ooer an oel Sfrift.
fiibrer, Sberlieittenont ID. SicperS
Berlin W, 10, Neutrality-suspicious., s
3, 81 rid)ten.
Sn 6ieier Hidtllna fGnnten oild
omeritonildle Sroucn picl thun; Gr.
iprieBlid)eres, ais IN manden lnic,
rer 5ablreihcn Srolien Tcrcinc &c
l~eiltct miro.
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Wcnc Gmtbiianngeu sim Sooc ocs
&Onigs SnSmig oes 3lueitcn pum
WQncrn.

Sn Dem fiirSlih peroffentlidten
Nodloiie oes ebemoligen Gbefreoof'
teurs ser 9erliner .areu5- 3eitnng."
6rbrn. bon Sonnmeritein, finoen Iif
ailf Gntbiiauneen iiber ben Zoo
Sllonig's oes 3peiten bon gapern,
Die dlli llnanfehtbaren Wittbeilnits
gen berulen ioaen. 9ornad bate
Der aonig niht Sclbitmoro began'
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@crmiidltc Nnseiaen.
Baltimore Srunsfcr 81.

StiooitsGdc uuu eight NIB 2um6nrosS traEe.
bat ibre gllisitntttta mo mcbrere 5u6rlucrfe
(Sans) perer6Bcrt mo lit ieGt i'm Slanoe,
WlobeI bon Snus 8u 6nu5 3u b~eibrbern lno
fir Die aufbclpubrung ODER &erieuhlmg 6u Der.
pnden. &rompte uno 5uUerlifiiGe 9coteuung
miro 5ugelidert. (52@
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QpiiSpn Bart.

Der tauptid hitdite Nriebhst In e%alttmsre.
Sn ieSer Seit errei6bdr. Stint gcnts Sabr'
aeib bon allen GtaoftbetIelt, Strabenbabn.
Haeeons paffren ben Saupteinedne, ade pref
Sic Ben Trieobuf BET raubem @etter beintben.
BeerdbniBpldee. 3n febr uldktAei Yreifer,
f%dunifltn unfer fortfuibrenoer Hfleae.
(Sdn6-)
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SubesfGQe.

Pint II. mai 3pbn e. efafer I'M guter bon
2S Sahren.
@m 10. Mai 8nbel Sucnbs, 60 Sabre alt.
Sim 10. Mai 4oam Sudlbcit i'm gllter BON 70
Snbren.
PIN 10. Mai annie Caroline Gaerbrpd, 81
Sabre nlt
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Sdiler, @urtbc nnb Scroer ais Aim.
berren ocntidDer Observation-Disclosures.

@oael Gieicnigen aud, Heht ha.
ben, Die BON eipem 6rieorid p.Shil.
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Hcbeccu Scac.

IS fiurb am 10. Mui 1905 Rcbeen 5eae,
Satin oes pcritorbenet GeurD lelc. i'm so.
Sabre ibreS Gebens. Die geeroiguno fiHoet
Mpntaa, . llbr gln6mittaes. bon ibrer Ieetel
gSobning. 9tr, 1913. Sreoerids goe, aus fat.
9ceroigung priodtim. Ui0-D
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Gpnrao Heinbulo.

90 itorb am 20. Oia 1908 Gpnrao 9iein.
bulb i'm 10. Sabre ieines 2ebeits. Die Seerois
aute itnoci Sienitaa, ben %. Wiui, 9iahmits
Tags . llbr. bon ieincr Ietten 9Sobnura, gir.tt,
nj. SIioets9nne, aus ilutt. 8eiiebuug nuf Der
rNaltimorer 9emetcrn." 6retnoe uno Be
fannie iino adtltrlespoq eiuecnoen.
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