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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18

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reib 433c; SO. Q weib 483s so. Z rsss
Ale; Re. 2 petS senai9t 45. Re- 8
wets aen1ti9t dc; Np. 4 psts ss@s. Q.
lae; 30. 3 seIb 4se; 70 0 GELD a.
70. 4 gelb 42e; 30. . ssssi6t l8:,
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8Sts; 70. 2 0euai4ter 56e; so. o ssxnessa
86ie.
oeu - 30. 1 atuaotts $40 25: 10,
q, Sl6. 25.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18
Osseuses

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sodbItes 1A-lse ; Gaxp S0A-88s, SsIses
Deuou 10 BIB 22e, Sapa 2s-82s.
Sx ]a6eta:
Artoia S1s.7b. 2tox S1t.25, Sufs5 SO 60
Garaeas t14.b 80, Esruortb'8 S1E 10, 1ylS
Sara eleaS $500. GIsrnas Saba SIexh
416'76, Duriea $lB.76.
Ea6er-Donrinoes T.67e; gta6sxSes goa
SuIDer.frter SAC; XIX yuIpestNstm B.l7s.
ietxer sreuultrter 6.12e; gabsa 6.57s: Esgf
fsetioxerF Nb.17; stSsesuooh q l.sas; zAs.
mtg I 4.62e; empire ATS; ShssI Gysss
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Bee 4.87.
siRs-Ral 90 o.. Sea). Sas. o. 10 yer
0a1exs.
4idIes-2400 In Tas % ; 1900 tn EsS
Use: 1900 tu SaIbfas $3.50; 900 sxs saf
$3.50.
Ganhp-6KS etansea esuti9. u; Vrss
esr senasf&t 7; Banner 1wtR &c; Srsez
Dexbons lie; go. Q arsarn serai@. 1os
RaHe-BrasI TEA lss BIB Ice; Sslssrts ~,
NanbsIx 10; uei4f4a!!ss Naxbsln 49,.
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setrscnet, 7e; Sobauxesbesrsa &c sfs SIS;
gttrox Ice BIB 25e; aoftxex, Z srOn,s, sss
Bfuxo. 7e, Q Sspsus 7}e. 4 Grorss TIC Iees
u~sexfrese dds g. SaItfurnsa Museatss 7Ns;
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6aItfcrm!a 3prtioien Sc BIB l2t.
etdrse-pearI. 8}e, Gbcarp,oR glsss I cas-
8 Rtuxh Ba6ete 8, 4orz, / E1a. YaGx:s.
lK-sic.
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-5&s. sebro9ener. 8t-1e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18

&eIictcrn - Bessaufspreis: is na4 ha
0uaIttdt, 4b-S0c.
~3Gfr-sd&dIt 8e-lle; IN bsx asess,
S12.o0-$. 800 pes Tsmns.
BILLET - Seriauispreie: s12. 0o--SI4 o.
xhmotbp-B ert@ufArrefe! els o. I'll 20.
etrob-pseHe, ie mad BEN Crab. b BAL
lea, e7.60-S9.6o.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18

Dnttes, Gtes ussD 0e1Esss
ndxbIer besatIex toIseshs TssHs!
Srti&e Gser-24e per Tntsxh.
0abmer 7ke, edtxs 8, TEristB-l2-l0e,
gaten Sc, @dnie Sc.
Gutter - 0ouztrr. 1866 Ssesraeap 33ss
sIatx s6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18
@afenufer
l1nb Safel DDn &ingfOn anf Sarlaita %periinfen tit
ben Slntben bes Meeres.

&esieruns boHt auf Webrbeit. - grtnsenbrant mar Sutfapkriu. gibnng
elmer gahonal Stride sepnnt-Sunser Mrifofrat lit Der WSrSer.-
Sapauee fabr5nt gobnsn Mild. 9erauoanten wmen
amt unb Gbren.-&sbenHde Gingeborene fampfen
pieber. - Mariue= WRinifer reigurt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18

3rHdbte nab Osts6fe.
Esa6fa
AepfeI -s2 $3.50 PEI Tas.
granbsrrisB-$9.o0 per Jab.
5anamen 81 .75-2.26 tIss1s tl-S1.26.
Gttrpnen % go 30 tS &Fae
Croxsen - 90. 16-a.2s tss Rips.
Grbbeer n, soc per Quart
0smRIa
%otee %aben $2.S5 pei TaS.
@Irfen, ST. so per Outenb.
@elerp-g0s bis 6os pet Dutenb.
3rout - $l8-$s0 peg Tonne.
gaIat - 1se PEI $fanb.
SwiebeIn - gotbe nab uetse tl.00 BIB
81 81 per Sas /; epast@e BwisbeIm 81 go
per Rife.
BeterFlie 1b-soe pes Eutssb DuH4ss.
aartoHeIn-$1 S. per 5ak
RabieIe zoe per EuteRh Bun4a.
e~ibfartoHeIn - Btrstx!a t5.46 |; DaIti'
more S1.76-2.76 Serist $500 - $500
per Sat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18
1&fe.

gxgros . Berfaufspsefis SmscEssg "a
S&ueberfaie 8ee PEI 3srh staessrHGGs.
e&weseridie 1se, Rsseoxfts Gsessa 8 xHs
ll}, ssep Dors GbeSbGss lee. siaaeari'
{&sr 2tusburoer 18e. Sid lie,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18

iber bas 0orlsben Der iuneen Ssrau
ans 8agesli4t, bic 9erabs3u isniatio.
nsass aufisben errssen. Sas Grdu.
lein 2auaenbura fOq meter niats als
cine 5o8iapIsrin isin, bic aIs grdfin
pernanbo bis bornsbmffsn gerlinsr
6otsls fawer gsiadoist bat. Anbsr=
benz fOl Rs grprsKunasn on benz Be.
belisbten gerliner S&auipislsr Gia.
pistro unb benz @rafsn S1liepenba9
usribt babsn. Der 2sbtsrs fhbrts bic
gsrbaftuns bss Rdb1sns nsbf Der
Wuttsr b~erislbsn bsrbsi. Adf bic en-.
tsrbentton bes 8atsrs bss Wdo&sns,
Der Bdrgsrmeifsx elmer rbsinii9sn
Stabt III, tpuroen Wuttsr unb 8o9tsr
pieoer freigelahsn. Der gtraermsi'
Her bsBablts einsn $bsil Der S&ulosn
uno nabm bic lsi3tfinnisen 5rausr
plsosr bel f3 auf. Wun III feline
So6tsr sur prin3efRn nbaneirt. Die
@sisli6aft berbdIt E9 natfrIi9 nod
bisisn gntbhquunesn benz paare gegen.
tibsr NOD abw.iisnosr tpie 3ubor.
Granfrei9.
tIburt9s elmer ational.
2tr9e gepIant.
Yarts, IL. San. SIM 2aufe Der
nd6fsn Sngs tuirb un!sr Der Stbrune
bss S.rrn Senri 9ss Sour, Der I'm
psrfofsnen September bic 2iga Der
frana6Hi6sn Sat6oliten bsbuis ansr-
tsnnuns oss RirdsntrsnnunssgsI.bss
su srinbsn unternahm. nsrfu4t usr-
ben. cine Nationale TranlbHia fatho
Hide Qir9e su biloeu. Do bic gsfre.
bungen, uelae auf bts @rinoung Der
2isa Der frans6Rfdsn 6atbolitsn ob.
3mieltsr, t1sgsrl Der ab!ebnsnbsn 6altrng
bss papffss fealf9lusen. miro isbt bic
giloung elmer inabbdngigsn airde
angsfrebt.
Sm gbateari be Ia Wuette tratsit bic
Riteltebsr BEG frans6Rfdsn gpiifopats
,u elmer Sps3ial.R onferen3 3uiammsn.
a9isie 2aroindle. grabii6sfe unb 81.
f66fs nabmen on Der gr6fnunssFbuns
tbeiI.
Die gr6fnung Der Ronfersn3 tpurbe
NIT einem 8ottssbtenR In Der S4lob.
tapsae eingsIsitet. Sooann uuros on
ben pnpf cine Sspsf&e. In uslaer
bic WitgIisbsr bss gptitopats ben
Oberbirten i6rsr Sreue unb ibres @s.
boriams Der air9e ssssntber oeri3sr'
ten, ssianot unb unter benz gOrfb bes
QarbinaIs 9scot tpurbe bic grlsbisun9
Der 8siadfte NIT Der grwdbIune bon
pter ausi9hRsn anfgsuommen. Tieie
babsn hbsr bic fOlesaosn bier 5rasen
gsritt gu eritattsn:
Die Sraee bss @ottesbisnfss, Der
Biz auf Weitsres 6Hentli9 bleibsn iul,
ba Der gii9of Sabous bon 9iion aus
@om bts aushridli9e Orbre, bob BON
pribatsm @ottssbisnf ni8t bic Rebe
isin f6nnte. gsbradt bate.
Die Srase Der @slbmittsl.
Die 5rags bss untsrbalts bes Rls.
rus.
Die Sraes Der Ssminarien unb
@lsmsntari9ulen.
Rnklanb.
3 uneer fotrat Ia Der
W 6rber.
e /. petersburg, IL. San.
Sn bisHssn Resierunasfrsifen bat bic
entosdung, bob Der lugenolt1e Wor'
Der bss pOIiseiprdfsttsn bon Der eau.
nis Der Sobn zines boben Staatsbsam.
ten III, srObe Gufrssuna berucrserufsn.
Der Wams bisies Beamtsn tpirb Dor.
IduHs ssbsim ssbalten. nur 10 bel
uirb ole grtldrunq b~in3ugefiet. bab
er Der bb9Ren ruiRf&sn ariROtrutis
angeb6rt.
Warineminifer ret&t
Reftgnatton Elm.
e /. petersburg,17 H.. Gan.
Warineminifer NbmiraI Birtlef 9ai
benz eaarsn feline ReSsnation einse.
ret9t, neil Ct NIT ben inneren Refor.
men TIM Warinebepartement ni9t etn.
berfanben iF.
Der frfbere Uiee.Qbntg bon Oh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18
Samaifa.
Samaifa.
6afen uno b3unge
berinten.

Der inten.
Bort au princs. Sapti, IL.
San. Hn9 ben risusfsn Ra6ri4tsn
BON Samaifa Fnfsn bic ufer bes 90
fens Der bur9 bas @robsben ~3erf6rten
Stabt 2ineffon anmdbli9 in's Weer
unb man befirhtst, baB bic 2ano.
3unes, auf Der bic Staot srbaut mar.
ebenfnls bonn Weere Ssri4luneen uiro.
als @erftsn, Quais uno AnlegepldBe
FIR bie Saifs Fnb periunien unb Der
ean3s 6afen fnti INNER tisfer, Der
iebt auf bielen stslsn bunpsrt uno
mstr CUB tief III.
g t.aueuftn {. Gla., IL. Son.
Cine brahtlofs Sepsi&e truf beuie
absnb ipdt auf Der a%lnaiafa Smell
beim gbsfeIeitritsr gltins elm, tusl&e
bsfast, baB ainsfon ulmdbli8 Der.
fntt unb baB bisls 263er uno grbein.
f9nitts tbsr 6unbsrt SUB tisf bur8
bas grobsbsn sntfanben fnb, mas CUR
gsftir3tuns anlub sisbt. bob ois
aanse Staot ms Wssr ruti9sn tuiro.
2onbon. II. San. SO if isbt
ais aspiB fefsefslt, baB bic An3abl
Der 8ootsn beim grobsbsn In uno BET
Rinafon; E melt tibsr 500 psrIonsn.
tpabri9sinIi9 au9 1900 bstrdst, ud5.
reno man bisber 5000 germunosts &C..
funbsn bat. Die stabt III elm &utnsn.
baufsn.
Die i6nieliae Snmilis bat benz
8Olte NIT e~in3abIung sr6bsrsr Sum'
men In bsn.6hIfsfono fur Die ROt6.
Ieiosnosn auf Der SnisI Samaita elm
eutss gsifpisIl essebsn. Der a6nis
uno bic R6ni9in babsn le $4,000 uno
Der prins;uno bic prinssiin bonWalss
is $500 ssge6en. Die groben st.
i9dftsbduIsr, wsI9s nit Wsftnoisn
fartsn 6anosl b%strsibsn, ba6sn ebens
fans qrbBsrs @sIbiummsn benz 5Ono
3uesi6idt.
Inter ben Sobts, bsfinbei f9 bisls
gneldnbsr uno a9t amsrifansr, bic tn
ainsfon ibrsn WohnHb hattsn. auBsr.
benz finb unswsifeIbaft nod uisls 8Ou.
riFsn Dol, ibsu sinRtrsenosn Sduisrn
unb Sotsls sst6btst tuorbsn.
Der bur9 bas grbbebsn unb bic
acknowledgements Jsusrsbrunf angsri9'
tsis S9aben uiro auf $40, 900. 900
Bis $25. 600, 600 ansesebsn.
Senti4Iamb.
Resierun9 bofft au
Webrbeit.
Berlin. II. Gan. sl9t 8ase
nod BIS our Rsi9staesruabI! Simmer
unbsimIi6er Ipibt fa bic Situation
3u, wdtrsnb bts Rssisruns nit uner=
mtbIi9sm gifsr ole Ssbsl In Betus-
sung fsbt, cine, uenr aud NOD 10
flsins Waioritdt bu9Rdbli9 bsraus,u.
f9inbsu. Ob He bis bon ibr &c.
ptnidtsn 200 abssurbnstsn I'm bobsn
9auis bsriammslt isbsn uirb Der
@ei9stas adblt 3g7 Miislisbsr unb
1919 Stimmsri Hno su elmer Waioritdt
srforbsrIi9. Wenn alio bic Regies
rung. pie He bOft, tbatid9li9 200
rsi8strsue ab9soronsts srwdblen ptiroe.
bann mtibte He INNER nod barauf
ausgebsn, 3pei yberuimmslts" Slim.
men 81 fanaen, I'm sine Waioritdt su
srsislsn. ansef&ts Der uneemsin
rfi6rigsn @ampasne. tueI9e bic Soaial.
oemotraten entfalten, btrfte es aber
islbf NIT ben ausgsrs9nsten 200
rei9streuen abgeorbneten oberfaul
Fsben. r~sbrigsns ma4t man H9 In
fosiaIifif8en 2reiien tpsibIi9 luFig
tber bic Rebe, tuel3s @robbsraog
6risbri9 bon Babsn beim Jubilaum
bes Qarlsrubsr @etperbebereins bieIi
unb In rusl9sr CT auf bic poIitii9s
Gage anfpisIenb, sur .Rei9strsus" er.
mabnte.
prtn3enbraut nat bod
apIe n.
BerItn. II. San. Dor iur3s,
:3sit 6eiratbete Der grbprina gberupu
BON Bentbeim unb Steinfurtb eth limp.
les 6rduIsin 2aneenburg. I'm biel
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18
@a6nFnnig gemoroen,

- @a6ninnig g%etuoroen. t6otste
Der 9anbtpirtb SEQ. 8. Worlanb, Bet
8snsoa, g., feline beioen ilsinsn
S6bne nit stnem RaRrmsRer. ct
tpuroe In 9aft senommen.
- Bel @slesenbeit Der gsipre4 un8
Der 5ortifitatlOnsoOrlage1 purben I'm
6aufs aubsr Anbersm aud uettere BE.
tpilisunssn gu gefsfigungsanlasen
auf ben pbilipptner1 ubeelsbnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18

w
1sr Derbienfte bsim 3uffanbsfommei1
Der Portsmouth ROnfersna 3u tbsr.
reiGen.
@rpBbritannien.
s apanee a5ri3irt 3 o 8.
nen.W d.
2onbon, II. San. Sn iapanis
i9sn 3~.itunsen wirb tiber cine Grim.
bung bss Or. Ralasama bsri9tst, bic
In Der Bsreitune eonoen frter. negeta.
bilii&sr Wil4 aus SOiabObnen bsfts6t.
Die Bobnep tusroen ssto9t uno bann
ausgsortdt. Die 10 sntfanbsne 6lhis
istsit Rsbt ME aubmiI9 aus, III absr
aus gang anbsrsn 8sfanbtbsilsn au.
iammeneeiebt. Der gobnenfaft Bee
febt aus 92.5 prosent WaH.r. 8 BRO.
gent protsin, 2.16 pro3sut Setitbsilen.
0.03 pro3ent Jibrtn. 1.88 prosent
elmer ni&t. fidfof6altissn Subfans
uno 0.41 Pro3snt af8e. gu bieier
SlhiRstsit ffst Der grRnbsr stuas
3udsr uno pbospborfnurss Roll bin3u,
lsBtsrss, un bts 8iIouns bon giweib
3u perhinbsrn. Damn eonbenfrt er bic
Wii9ung. Die bsrart prdparirte Mtl9
bat cine ssIbe Jarbe uno f8msdt anse.
nehnt. ettpa ME 2ubmilH NIT sinem
Isi&ten 3uiab bon SOiabobnen. Die
Ssrfsqune III ueitaus biqiger, als
oieienigs bon tonosnfrter 2ubmiI9.
Isne3neIa.
Sefraubanten w inten u mt
unb @6ren.
g Caracas. IL. Snnuar. Senor
Mnnu:l Silbsira. frt6sr In 6abana
uno isbt bier wobnbaft. Der Sanfier
unb 6inan3'SOn9lsur. Der I'm Sttober
nit tiber 81, 600, 900 aus @uba ent=
Hob unb baoura ben 3uiammenbrn6
Der q. q. Bantiers s. W. @ebaaas &
60. bsrbsifabrts, III bsrsits tuisber untsr
bic Spetulanter se9angen.
gs ~berIautet, bob er I'm Siaate Gra.
pana cine Ran9 nit $4,000 Rinbern
aefauft BAT uno nun bsabfdtiet sinen
Bisbtruf In @sne3uela gu 9rtinoen.
Aubsrbsm ioa eilbsira au9 bic
Sun gsrnarbino aaHss-p lantage BET
Garacas ertpor5sn bnbsn. unb i9lieb.
li& munfelt man. bob prdRbent gaRro
bsabR&tiat. ibu gum @Oupsrneur bon
guatamaIa su sruenusn.
Sioafrifa.
Y ebsIIif9s ngeborene
tdmpen wteber.
ap 4 O b I, IL. San. Na4rt4'
ten bon port NoblOtb Fnb beute BIER
einestrofsn, bob BITE felt GINGER 3sit
futtfinosnbsn JriscsnsunterbanbIun'
gen auii9en ben beuti&en gsamten
iinb ben auftdnoii4sn gingeborenen
I'm itbIi&sn Sbstls bon Dsuti9.S fb=
tuef. afrita gan3 pl6bIi9 abgebrc9sn
tpOrbsn Rnb. Ssftias Rdmpfe baden
In Der IsBts1 3eit In Der Ndbe bon
Ranimaniboop fatt9efunbsn unb bic
rsbsaii9sn gtngsborsns1 Ieifsn BET
allen Gsfs9ten einen srbittertsn @iber.
fano.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29

Huron Tuesday attending the wedding
of Mrs. Paisley's sister.
Will Lane and Mr. TokOrski, of Port
Huron, took Thanksgiving dinner at
the home of Benz. Lane.
Jas. Livingston, of Baden, Ont,
spent Sunday and Monday the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. McColl.
Hazel Reid. Mrs. Glen Ballentine and
daughter Marjorie were the guests Of
Mrs. Helen Reid this week.
Jas. McCol went to Elk Mound and
Eau Clair, Wis, on Tuesday morning
TO be gone a week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Noble, of Brown
City, were guests at the Beecher home
on Mechanic street over Sunday.
Representative James Dunn and
son, of Goodells, were the guests of
Andrew DePeel and family this week.
Elder r.. b. Brown, who has made
his home at the 500 for the past year,
is in Yale OH visit to relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Jas. Armstrong returned to her
home in Port Huron Wednesday even
ing after a short visit with Marion
MunrOe.
John Laidlaw and wife, of Melvin,
and Thos. McWaters and family, of
Watford, were guests at the home of
Len McWaters Thanksgiving.
Geo. w. Allen returned Tuesday
morning from a two weeks hunt in the
north woods near singleton. He
brought home with him bear skin.
Conductor Winet Vaudeville and
two daughters Mabel and Donna Mae,
of Logansport, Ind, spent Thanksgiv-
ing with relatives and friends in Lynn
and Yale.
Leslie Menzies surprised his parents
and friends Thursday morning by COM
ing in unawares. He is attending col
lege at Alma and must have got a
little homesick.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29
YALE 5, CUBS 0.

In one of the fastest, cleanest and
most interesting football games ever
seen in Yale, the Port Huron Cubs
were defeated by score of to o.
Contrary to the reports sent out by the
Port Huron papers, the Cubs were gen.
tlemanly and sportsmanlike in their
playing
In the new style of game Port Hu.
ron had ale beaten but Yale's weight
and old style line bucks and end runs
always gained.
Cole of Port Huron made two beau
tiful forward passes gaining % and
30 yds. successfully. The rest of the
Port Huron team played well together
but there were no other individual
stars except Webster who got down un-
der the forward passes in fine shape.
For Yale the whole team played well
but the line plunging of Evans and
Spencer and the end running of 10th
ian and Lane was not successfully
stopped at any time.
With Baxter at quarter these five
were the stars for Yale. This game
breaks the three successive tie games
of the two preceding years.
If the Port Huron Cubs are sample
of that citys unsportsmanlike teams,
then by reports some other teams are
better adapted to playing tlddledy
winks. The Cubs are welcome in Yale.
The lineup
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29
SCHOOL NOTES.

The Bird grade have completed their
maps of Yale.
Edna Newell is back III school after
weeks absence.
Shirley Owens visited the High
Room last Friday
Madeline Windsor visited the sew.
enth grade Monday.
Anna Noble visited the 4th and 9Th
grade rooms Monday.
The A6th grade are starting the
study of Enoch Arden.
Wednesday the Beta Society in the
High School gave program.
The pupils of the school are enjoy
ing two days vacation this week.
The third and fourth grades gave a
Thanksgiving program Wednesday.
Miss Merrill's and Miss Goheen's
rooms gave fine program the first Of
the week.
Hazel Haynes is absent from the
third grade this week on account of
sickness.
A debate "Resolved that the Puri-
tans were right in their treatment of
Roger Williams" was given by the
sixth grade pupils Monday.
OF the seventeen boys in the High
Room fifteen were neither absent nor
tardy the past month, and of the 80
girls only had that record,
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29
w 7aE Headquarters E35 EIIE
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Electric lamps signs show Hyo regular spiral
special lamp Electric Porables Electric Bell complete
ST. 10 including battery bell push buttons and staples In
plumbing line carry Bath Tubs Lavatores Closets Sinks;
Boilers Bath Seats Soap Trays Towel Racks Piping Bbbs
all connections All kinds of tin work and repair Eavetrough
ing, Hot Water Heating and Steam Plants Furnaces Private
Water Works of the overhead and pressure Nothing
handler better than have pressure tank installed
well and have modern house where they
a works and equally good for fire protection and for
49,. the lawn 49,.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29
A SIGNIFICANT RRAYER.

"May the Lord help you make Buck
lens Arnica Salve known TO all" writes
j. G. Jenkins, of Chapel Hill, ". G. IL
quickly took the pain out of a felon
for me and cured il In a wonderfully
short time" Best on earth for sores,
burns and wounds. 25c at Pollock Il
Hennessy's drug store.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29

Married at the home of the bride in
Warwick, Ont, on Tuesday, Nov. 18th,
1907, Miss Esther Smith and Allen
Phillips, of Port Huron. The bride is
one of Warwick's most estimable and
popular young ladies and the groom is
a trusted customs officer at the Tunnel
Depot. The Expositor unites with a
host of warm friends in wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Phillips happy and prosper
Gus life.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29

Miss Lottie Rath was united in mar
riage to Mr.. Bert Raymond at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Rath in Bay City on Friday, November
%, 1907. The ceremony was performed
by Elder II. Bruce Brown of this city.
The happy young couple left for st.
Ignace on their wedding trip. Miss
Rath was former Yale girl and is
well known and liked by all in these
parts. We extend congratulations.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29
APPENnICITIs

Is due in large measure to abuse of
the bowels, by employing drastic pur-
gatives. To avoid all danger, use only
DIR. Kings New Life Pills, the safe,
gentle cleansers and invigorators.
Guaranteed for headache, biliousness,
malaria and jaundice at Pollock q
Hennessy's drug store. 25c.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29
Notice To Bows .

L hereby forbid boys and others from
trespassing on and around my ice pond.
Anyone found thereon will be prose
cuted. Daniel Ferguson. 80
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29
OBITUARY..
BE still prepared for death and death or
life shall thereby be the sweeter.-
Shakespeare.

Marietta Woodward was born in
Canada in November, 1851. Married
Amos Sischo i'm 1869. Four children
were born to them, three of whom are
living. She died in this city Thursday,
November 2S, of chronic nephrtis.
The funeral will be held Dec. 1st and
the interment made in Speaker Gem
etery.
George and Henry Graham returned
Saturday from Clinton, Ont, where
they were called on account of the
death of their sister Mrs. VIM. Alexan-
der, aged GO years and S days. The
funeral was held on Thursday. Mrs.
Alexander was one of seven children.
The father Geo. Graham is still living
and resides on the old homestead near
Clinton and is past 30 years of age.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29

Always keep a box OF Ayers Pills in the
house. Just one pill at bedtime, now and
then, will ward OF many an attack OF
biliousness, indigestion, sick headache.
How many years has your doctor known
these pills? ? Ask him all about them.
- Made By the ,. Q. Aver Co.. Lowell. Msss.---
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29

Touchdown-Lothian. Referee
Patten. Umpire.Owens: Linesmen
Adams and Robson. Timekeepers
halves-25 minutes. Attendance $50.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-11-29
HYMENEaL.

No Man Can Either Live Piously. or Die
Righteously Without Wife. Richter.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-04-26
A WISE CHOICE

The democrats of the Seventh ward
performed wise act when they en-
dorsed B. A. George, the republican
nominee for the city council Mr..
George has been a careful, earnest
and tireless worker since he entered
the council, and the city has profited
by his presence there. The Wage
worker wants to see him reelected
by unanimous vote because he de-
serves it. For years he carried a card
in the Typographical Union, and would
lie carrying one today were he not an
employer. He runs a union print shop.
has an agreement with the local union,
and is himself union man in senti-
ment and in practice. While he is in
the city council organized labor may
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-04-26
BEFORE AND AFTER.

Before the election in 1904, when it
was necessary to have big contribu-
tons to his campaign fund. Theodore
Roosevelt wrote to E. H. Hartman
and said:
You and l are practical men. If
you deem it unwise to call at the
White House during the campaign,
come in after election and we will talk
matters over"
After Hartman had raised $25O,OO0
for the Roosevelt campaign fund and
was no longer needed to rake Roose-
welt chestnuts from the political fire,
this it what Roosevelt said of Harri-
man:
He is as undesirable as citizen
as Debs, Meyer or Haywood"
And that is what some people call
a square deal.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-04-26
IT WAS A kANsAN's IDEA.
How Printing the Names Of Cities on
Postage Stamps Originated.

A Kansas man, Charles A. Patmor,
originated the idea of printing the
name of the city and state on postage
stamps as was begun by the govern
ment January l in 5000 of it's presi-
Dental Offices. Mr.. Patmor was post
master in Pittsburg, Kans.. from 1894
to 1898.
In his first term he was robbed of
SAL worth of stamps. He believed that
he knew who took them, but had no
way of Identifying them. He then
took a lot of one-cent stamps, washed
of the mucilage and had "a local print.
er print "Pittsburg, Kansas" in very
faint colors across the backs of the
stamps. He then replaced the muci-
lage and found that the words could
be detected only on close examination
He was pleased with his experiment,
so he showed it to some of his friends.
They persuaded him to submit it to
che postoffice department. and the mat
ter was presented to the department
through a local committee, one of
whom was Congressman Campbell ].
J.. Bristow, then fourth assistant post
master general, urged the department
to adopt the idea and now, almost ten
years later, it has decided to give
the plan a fair trial
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-04-26

Isn't Lincoln about the most order
IL, the cleanest, the best governed and
highest city of it's size in the coun-
try? Hasn't it fewer saloons and more
churches than any other city of equal
size in the country? Isn't there less
gambling in Lincoln than in any other
city of equal size? Can you find an
other city as big as Lincoln where
the social evil flaunts itself less? Then:
why jump in and take chances on
making matters worse by holes-in-
the-wall," ''bootleggers," speak
easies," and other devices? OF course
the saloon is an evil, and in time it
must go, but until public sentiment
is sufficiently educated well regu
lated saloon is less dangerous than
the dive The men who believe in
a commonsense handling of the excise
question are the men who build cities
The Missionaries and radicals and fan
atics merely retard progress.