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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-14
FOR BRIDE ELECT.

Several very pleasant events were
given during the past week in honor
of Miss Ethel Henderson, bride of
next month. Thursday afternoon.
Miss Edna Jones gave her a shower.
Friday morning Miss Mamie Lott en-
tertained the Epsilon Kappa Gamma
girls TO a breakfast in honor Of Miss
Henderson. II Is expected that sever
al other affairs will be given this
week.
- - -
VISITED SISTER.
Mr.. Paul Skinner of this city was 3
recent guest in Union City, having
gone over to visit his sister. Mrs.
Stuart Clark.
= = -
GUESTS IN THE COUNTRY.
Miss Birdella Reber. Mr.. Perry Zin-
dorf and Mr.. Charles Hartzel viii be
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WrnnOcisentmms : llcbertrasnnacm.

g. &ieieueder oil 81. @cgup, @rrtllb.
ltld i'll Der !6i9bIano Barf Gobitior
5000.
g. sc. IidlaB nno Srau al, 0tarl
adermann uao sSpbn 6. Senste, Grub.
itid an Der 9elatpnre Ctr; $500.
sc. llcopi9 nnb Srau al 3. i. Stub.
F(eb, @runbitiid an Der @uobIaiun 9[De.
$4,000.
SO. ncopid nnb Sran 8. 6. Sino.
leb. @~runbltiid i'm lieueu gitbs8lot
1880; $4,000.
S. SO. Soiourner al Sobn ,. Sipple
@runoitid in Soutb 9eigbts; SAT.
81. $. Bod all g. g. 8eilab[e, Grub.
itiid an Der Mprtle Cir; $4,000.
8. 8. Woreb unb Srait an Soiepbins
Sdufpirtb, @runbitiide an Ser Sorprs
gbriiti 2anoitrnbe; 5000.
s. @arra@ il; on g. 3. Sofp
@runoitiid in Sputb 9eiebts; $S25.
gli5abetb &ufd nlo @arb @eien.
6erg, EXECUTORS, al 81. S. Nobb
@rrnDItiid an Der 3ar5amora uro Jluii
Ctr; $500 II. 81.
@rnit Seubaum an S. 81. IS. @rmit
Nntei1 an SOP @der Sano; $1,000.
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satarrb fann ntdjt fnriert ,peroen

bnr9 Iofale Ipplifatipnen, ba tie
ben Sib Der &ranfbeit lli9t errei6en
tGrnen. &atarrb lit cine SLUT ober &ons
titutions< &rantbeit unb Inn 1ie 5u beiz
len, miibt SIR irnerlide 9eilmitteG llehz
men,. San's &atarrbS<r tpirb eiilge>
uommen unb ipirft brett anf bas 8Iui
ullo Die i6leimige Oberfld6e. 5au's
aatarrbz&ur lit feline QuadfalbersM eois
gin. Sic tpurbe felt Sabren bon eine1ll
Der beften @er5te bieies 2anbes berorhs
net nno lit elm r~egelmdBiges &e5ept. sic
6eitebt aus ben belten betannten Sonics1.
berbunoen nit BEN beiten 8lntreiaie
gunasmitteln, Die brett ouf Die S6leim.
oberfld6e mirfen. Sic boqfommene
8erbinoune Der 5ipei 8eftanbteile lit es,
tpas fol6' tp1noerbole @eiultate BEL Der
Seilung bon aniarrb berborbrinst.
S. S. Cheney & Co., gigent., go=
leb0, 8. @erfauft bon alien 4potbefern.
eabt gn6 3er9niiie lrmfonit eeben.
Preis Is Gents.
5aa's Eamilien<giaen iinb Die beiten.
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9arneiualg- @ad)pebcm.

WDrii6er lit Der 2arnepal
Nit Mqent iuas CT brafte.
Bon benz elm jeber, Der bier ,uar,
Gtcl Sttr5iueil bat nno ladtc.
9ie ifj5me Gpfenf1nigin
Mit ibren ySer5psinnen",
Die baben furse 3eit regtert
unn sugen bann nDtt binncm.
9as Slmmenfeit tuar audi gau5 nett,
Wie es ia ST. ertuarten,
sc slid gang Gam Mntpmip
'Nem tumnberih1nen 0artem.
nnh aud bic neue 2nftidiffabrt
Gefamen ,uir 81 ieben,
Spd mufte bis smm pJair". Glak
b'rutt
0san fa9ren Dber gcben.
@nd1 mas nod fpnit sebpten uar6,
Wan als gering nidt adlte,
Drum es mad Gan 4ntpnio
Imf piele 0aite bradte.
Sic Strafen iuaren iiberfilt
Wit Sent', ppn nab rnb ferne,
9enn mad Der Gtaat Der Mlanp
Ca fottttit etn SeDer gerne
Dad tuent rtat 10 g%etuanbert bat
Die Strnben aitf unb nieber,
Std)f man aud sur G%rbplnng arf,
We 4ncipe gut itnb bieber.
Wsat mill NIT eimem smten SdJtnd.
Stc rtiiben 0licber itarfen,
Der fuabre Warn frast nidts bauadJ,
Wenn es bic Mnder merfen.
limb tuolt S6r grten Stat, 70 labt
Sud ~ la III D=8 +" scben,
SIS lit oas Bette, mas ibr je
Oenufen babt inn 2eben.
ltno idtueIet SIR in Grinnerune
gn biefe id5uen Seiten,
go foa Gud bas ~ I a m u=S | r"
Mud babel tren besleiten.
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Ger geItiir8te Stem gorfer gisfonig
9ampfermagnat unb Sinan5napo-
leon Morie befittbet iid 5eitlpeiie auf
freiem SitBe unb belt ri @tlanta,
60, einen @ortroQ: v@arum id i'm
3u6tba1ie bin" Gas baben Sic @e-
ridte langit erflart nno begriinOet.
8enn Serr Morie etpas neues err
5dblen mil, 10 ioate er oas Sbemu
mabIen: r@esbalb meine SpieBge.
'enen nidt i'm 3udtbauie iiaro."
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nont eridraf ra1o itammeite piel,
uno in Crete ermadte ploslih Elm
ebler Srob. Sic lit meine Mlltter> "
nieoerbolte iie, uuno oa litt meil'
Gater. ST lit Der 8urgmiiller. 0is
8urgmiible lit idon felt 1903 in IN
Term 8eiie" Ole 3abl fiel iGr
gerabe elm = uuno iolange Gle @ot-
terneges bier regieren, 10 lanse &c
gieren mir briibeu. 9esbaI6 bulge
i6 mid aub nit Der BrinoeB 9lmia-
amrie, uno mein grnber Otto bnst
iid nit Dem 8rinaen Soft. Sic @oi.
terneggs uno Die &ei6fes geboreu 10.
5ulagen %auiammen," idloB lie mi
Mplomb.
(Gortiekuuia folat.)
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Ser 3udertruit bat ieinen alrbei.
tern BEN 8enuB geiitiger getrdnfe
nGbreno Ser Mrbeits5eit berboten unt
erflGrt, baB bas Srinfen Elm llebeI
lei, meldes feinem aberdeen als
@mpfebllung oiene. 9ieier Srrit mel.
der bic &egierung um Miaionen be-
frog ulo sic gunoesbeamten forum.
pirte, bat oueroings nriu6e, leiner
2euten eiten Sugen1ipiegel oor5l,'
haIten.
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aurrcipumbems, : Selma, 5. 5.
Mtai 1910. 9ls otter 2eier Sbrer
lpertelt 3eitung (i6 bin ndlali6 Die
les Sabr 25 Sabre 2eier Der uSreielt
Erelie") erloltbe if) mir Die Bite,
oieie 3eilen III Sbrer 3eituug gu bet
offentli6en. Im II. SUM miro in
Selma Elm ooppeltes @erntannlobne=
Set gefeiert,, unb 5par fe1ern Die 6
2ogen, oia ii6 pereinigt baben, UNI
i1brlid eiu Set eemeinidaftlih gu
%feiern, ibr 5. Set uno 5trar lit ie=
oes Sabr cine anoere, Die feltgeben-
De 2oge. Dieies Sabr tit nun Die So
bann Sabm 2oge 116 Die f%eitgeben
oe 2oee, Die 5uglei6 audi ibr IL,
iabriees Stiftunesfeit bceelt. IS
miro 5mar I'M aSermonnsiobn" per,
offentli6t meroen, a4ein es leletl
nidt ale zen o9ermannsicba", uno
i] modte es au6 meiter beruln De-
tannt mod)et oenn es iino alsb oll=
Der BEN Sermansiobnen aGe Jrel,n-
Sc ser Sermannsiobne miutommcll.
alt6 90 oieies Sabr mieOer 8a6l
1T, 10 mare au6 ben &anoioatsn Sc
legenbeit gegeben, ii6 Dor ben Nri-
marpablem ben 8ablern oil oeieen.
4ber mn feline Muder 9os Gro-
gramm oes Seltes: @nfang @orntit-
tags 10 ubr, l1m5ug idutmtliher
aogen nit Sabnen nno Muiif, nod
fer gmpfang Der @aite, mil Srei=
bier uno Sreilund. No6niitags,
Meoen uno auerIei lnterbalil1ngcn.
Sofepb Meper.
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(Gortiebllla folat.)
IS lit 6eilfraft lit iebem Sropfen.

9as lit Der @runo, moruln 10 bic,
le 2eltte unbebingtes 8ertrouer
boben gu OF. 9fidter's u8ain .@rpet
Ter" bel Hbeumotismus, grfultu1lg
.8errenfungen, 8erItanG2ullaen,
gruitidmer3en, Snflllen5o nin.; er
tit in allen oeuti6el1 @potbefen ~
25 uno so Gts. Die Slai6e gu bober
ben uno an Der 4nfer S6Ibmorfs
erfe1tntlih.
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8ei Der 5eier oes 5. Maoi in
Der Sauptitaot Merifo maridierten
$4,000 Soloaten i'm ltm5uge Sic
Boraoe puroe bonn 8rdlioenten
8io5 bonn 8alfon oes Nationol.
paloites abgenommen.
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Sn Bolton, ser logenannten Mobs
bes 8eltaas, bot iib eine @eiel(id)ait
organiiirt, pelde iid oie aufgabe
lte[t, alien Bferben bas @naoenbrot
gu geben. Das tit idon, nod idoner
aber mare es, tpenn man ettpas fir
alte un6 ansgearbeitete Wenifen
thun tpiiroe.
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6cindt. = Gutter oeutider Moml
uno Srau, UNI oie Bflege uno oas
Melfen bon Seriep Sieb sa iiber-
nebmen. @utes Seim, gutter 2obn.
S%elepboniert an 90 S. S6lnibf, 800
6eioe Selepbone.
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0p 81 @hite. Ser ild0tiId

IS. 81. @bite, Ser ildotiide
gleftrifer, bat orei I%nflogctl geger
Berionen erboben, mel6e cleftrii6e
9lrbeiten allsgefiibrt, obne oeh rtoti-
gen grloubnisi6ein BON Dem eleftri-
Iden 9eportement erlangt 6u pabeE.
SIN &orporationsgerid)t mir
Sen 5lpei Mnflagen gegell Den @fild)-
mann .. S. Gbparos %einge5radt
negelt Gerfaufs bon nermallerter
Yfilh.
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Sobn $. Bolton, 0ffentIider Ro'
tar. @runbeigentum. @gent fin
Beniionsonipriihe. 3immer 8. ct
Sames Sotel, Sit.Souiton Strobe
8eioe Eelepbone $50.
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@eimdt. Cine iunse DAME
piinidt Steaune als 2e6rarin ODER
&eiie6egleiterin in elmer Sainilie.
fam oeuti6 uno engliid uiiterrid)-
ten. 8eIte @mpfeblungen ltcben 5ur
Seite. Bog SO, Norobeim, Eeras.
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Ser SEEM Oorfer @~bpofatenper-
bon6 min elm Mitglieo oitsitoBen,
neil es etnen Gidter gum @iien elm
ll,6, Sen 8eridtsibreibern neue
Site faufte unb auh Die S6reib-
fraulein iebr freieebis bebanbelte.
SIT 6as nidt eine sihledt belobnte
MenidenfreunoIi6feit?
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@eindJt: -MGoden uno 5rauen
gum Sano- uno Waidinei-9td6en.
Ndberes bel 81. 9. Sranf 50. Sper>
oa Sabrif, 404 Marfet Strobe.
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Steleseindl. 3mei iun9e Deut'
i6e illden @rbeit auf Sarln, SIM
Sarmbetrieb beiponbert. Man oorci-
iiere @ilbelm MarI,
alice Seras
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0ieies 3euenis, pel6es Mrs.
Sreemon bier erpabnt loutet fo{-
genoermoben: SD fit an Hiidell.
i6mer5en un0 fiirdtete, ooB meina
Nieren ongegriffen maren. Ils bie
Observation-Disclosures anfingen un-
re%gelmaBig gu tperoen, mar id u6er-
5eltgt uno beri6offte mir cine S6ad)-
tel BON Ser 8erar Drug 60. Sic bal
fen iogleib uno IN fur5er 3eit nor
i6 fret bon Nierenlei6en."
Gum gerfouf BEL ouen S1nbIern.
Breis so Gents. Soiter-Miabur.l
60, Buffalo, Seem Yorf, alIeiniJe
g~Qenten fir oie Ser. Staaten.
Grinnert guG oes Nomens =
9oans = nn1o nebn1t feline anoere.
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Die meiiten @enideu geben
ii6 bober getpertet aus, als lie iifY
| am ltltimo emblem fonnen.
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0rfeunett eS AT.
Sun NutumiO 6engt iid Dem unab=
auoerliden. giele girser BE-
semgen es.

Mrs. 90. 9. Sreeman, 434, guo-
@reio Str, Gan Nntonio, 3egos,
Iagt: Set einem Sabre gebraube
iJ 9oan's 0ieren Biuen u11o erfreue
MIDI elmer guten @%eiunobeit. Sd ba-
be oos Mittel idon pielen onoer:l
2euten empfoblen. Sd erneuere nit
@er9niigen oos offentlide 3eugnis>
mel6es id oieiem Sraparat III
1907 ousitelte."
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2e6rer aeimdt

fir bic 9lum's SduIe> Ser teutid)
uno engliid unterribten fam. SD.
beres bel Dem Sruitee
Gmil @uie,
81. S. 9. SEQ. 1. Seeuir, Seros.
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Die Spasen. pfeifen man6es
bon BEN Gahern mas ii6 fem
Wtenid often 81 iagen geiraur.
The Yale expositor., 1910-05-13
SCHOOL NOTES.
Harry L. Campbell, Editor.

Our boys lost the game last Friday by
a score of 8 to A. They were out played
and surpassed in team work by Brown
City. Have to have more practice boys.
They play Marlette today friday on
the home lot. They beat Marlette
some weeks ago. Turn out and give
them your support.
The Seniors are working hard pre-
pairing their essays for Classd day.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy visited the school
Wednesday.
Our new janitor, Phillip Beadle, is
doing fine work and will do much
better as soon as he learns the business
a little better
Supt. n. j. Drouyor gave another
little sermon last Thursday morning,
this time on the subject of "Honesty."
These are fine little talks and are help
full to the students.
Prof. Osgerby, of Vassar will lecture
Friday evening May Is in Central Hall
on the subject "Work the Foundation
of Character and Standard of Great
ness" He comes under the auspices
of the Seniors of Yale High School
and needs no recommendation as he is
quite well known in Yale. Come all
and hear fine lecture. Admission 10
and l5c. Reserved seats l0c extra.
The Yale expositor., 1910-05-13
Third Annual Concert.

The NJ. L. choir will give their third
annual Concert in the Methodist church
Thursday evening, May 10th, 1910. Pro
gram to begin at 8:l5 o'clock. Admis
sion ID cents.
The Yale expositor., 1910-05-13

Roy Bricker visited relatives in Avoca
on Tuesday.
John Fry was up from South Park
over Sunday.
Mrs Rus Secord is visiting her daugh-
ter in Detroit.
Herbert Hill, of Brown City, spent
Tuesday in Yale.
Edward Andreae was in Chicago on
business this week.
Erie Buckler, of Brown City, visited
Yale friends Sunday.
John JOSS was over from Deckerville
Saturday and Sunday.
Ida M. Williams, of Chicago, is visit
ing Yale relatives this week.
A. Warren, of Chicago, Wooden Mill
agent, spent Tuesday in Yale.
Lloyd Holden was home from De-
troit for a few days the past week.
Lutte Mcdonald was down from
Brown City Sunday OH visit to friends.
Nellie Laughhead, of Sarnia is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. j John Holden.
Jean Mckenzie, of Detroit, is with
her sister, Mrs. Frank Andreae, at
present.
Mrs. Harry Kells and Alfred Garner,
of Port Huron, visited Yale friends
Saturday last.
B. G. Wilson, of Flint, was the guest
of his daughter Mrs. Clyde Richards the
first of the week.
j. A. Rapley was in Yale over Sun
day having driven over in his auto
from North Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy L. Beard and w.
V. Andreae drove to Port Huron in
their auto Thursday.
Mrs. j. G.. Sputsman, of Little Rock,
Ark, is the guest of her sister Mrs. Case
at the Presbyterian manse.
III. A. Cope was in Detroit the latter
part of last week to bring his daughter
Sarah who is i'll, home with him.
CD. Sealy returned from Auburn,
n. Y. Monday morning. His wife ac-
companied him TO make a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis of Memphis were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph Andreae over Sun
day.
Fred Farley who has spent the past
winter in Florida and Texas was here
over Sunday on visit to his brother
Edgar.
Mrs. o. b. Ferguson and son and
Mrs. Rosen, of Durand visited Mrs.
John Conroy, sister of the former, the
past week.
DR.. V. A. Lacy attended a meeting
Of the st. Clair County Dental Associa-
tion at Port Huron last Friday. The
DR.. read paper on "Crown Work."
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Roy Fuller drove
over to Capac Sunday last to attend the
funeral of Chas. Wheaton. of Chicago
whose body was brought to Capac for
burial. Mrs. Wheaton and Mrs. Fuller
are sisters.
The Yale expositor., 1910-05-13
PROGRAM.

PKOUKAM.
Orchestra
Solo, "You and Love- .............Jean Drake
Chorus. "When Billows are Rocking" Choir
Male Quartette. "The Sea-. ........ .............
.... Messrs. Ducker, Hisey, Holden and Moore
Solo, Selected ..................B Beulah Benedict
Chorus, "Spring Song. ................ Choir
Vocal Duet Autumn Time" me"......................
........... .Fredda Holden and Nellie Beard
Solo, "A Jolly Sailor Boy" Roy Moore
Piano Duet, "Witches Frolic"
..,....,......., =. Jean Drake and Mrs. Staley
Solo, "Sunbeams' ............ Nellie Beard
Song, Select ed ...... ........... Dick Newman
Ladies' Quartette, "Rocking Time. "...............
Misses Beard. Holden. Beard and Mrs. Andreae
Solo, THE Parish Sexton. .. .Rensley Holden
Chorus, "Oyer the Hills Away. ....... Choir
Choir, Orchestra
The Yale expositor., 1910-05-13
RAPID RAILWAY CHANGES.
Additional Limited Cars between
Port Huron and Detroit.

The Expositor has been informed of
some very important changes in the
limited car service on the Rapid Rail
way, between Detroit and Port Huron.
These changes will go into effect May
IL, and the corrected schedule will be
published in this paper next week.
Under the new schedule the first linn
tied will leave Port Huron at 6:32 a. M,
the next one will leave at 1925 a. m. in
order to accommodate the people from
the "Thumb District" who arrive in
Pert Huron OH the morning trains.
The third limited will leave Port
Huron 1882 p. M, to be followed by
two others at 1892 p. m. and 6:32 p. m.
From Detroit the first limited car
will leaye 6:45 a. m., and then every
three hours thereafter to 645 p. IN.
with an additional limited at / 90 a. m
Sundays only.
1t will be noticed that the schedule
of cars leaving Detroit re-establishes
the daily l2:45 p. IN. car, and is done at
the request of the "Thumb" people to
enable them to have a long time i'm De-
troit and still get back to Port Huron
in time to take the afternoon steam
road trains.
In addition to these limited cars, the
Rapid Railway will of course continue
to operate its hourly service between
Port Huron and Detroit.
On the same day that the changes
are made on the Rapid Railway
changes will be made on the Detroit
United Lines to Flint and Toledo. To
Flint there will be five limiteds daily,
and to Toledo six limiteds.
81 shall be very glad" said Mr.. A. ID.
B. Van Zandt, Publicity Agent of the
Detroit United Lines, "to forward to
any of our patrons our new time tables
giving these highly important changes
i'm our service"
The Yale expositor., 1910-05-13
His Drink Is Pure Water.

The Capac Journal of last week pub
fishes the following about a former
Yale RESIDENT
A letter from VIM. Il. Roy formerly
of Capac, but recently residing at Yale,
informs us that he has moved to De-
ford, Mich. That is in dry Tuscola
county. Mr.. Roy bemoaned the fact
that both Mussey, where he lived so
many years, and st. Clair county went
wet; but took little pleasure that Ber-
lin township, where he lived before NOV
ing to Yale, went dry. Mr.. Roy is dry
on principle and not because he is
obliged to fight wet habit. His con-
cluding words are, 81 am moving to a
dry county"
The Yale expositor., 1910-05-13
Epworth League Convention.

The twentieth annual convention of
the Port Huron District Epworth
League will be held at Bad Axe, June
1st and End, 1910.
Among the speakers are Rev. G.. w.
Baldwin, Detroit; A. w. Stalker, Ann
Arbor; Rev. Julian West, Bad Axe, and
Dist. Supt. Balmer.
This will be treat for our young
people and every Epworthian who reads
this should see to it that their chapter
is represented by at least one or two
delepates
The Yale expositor., 1910-05-13
Many Helps for the
Busy Housewife.

The needs of the busy housewife at
house cleaning time are surely met in
every way this spring by our hustling
merchants, Richards Bros. Their win
dows showing almost undreamed of
ways for making the house work easier.
This week they suggest few of many
uses in the home for enamels. The dis
play has attracted unusual attention as
the sample displayed is handsomely
finished and fine example of what it
is possible to do with the goods they
offer
The Yale expositor., 1910-05-13
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Sunday, May 18th, class meeting at
$3.50 a. M; preaching at 10:30; Sunday
school at IL As; Epworth League meet
ing at $50 p. M; preaching at 7:30.
Midweek prayer meeting Thursday
evening at 7'30. Children's meeting
every Friday afternoon at $3.50 inn
mediately after public school session.
At Brockway preaching at 2:30 p. m.
5. NJ. Gilchriese pastor.
The Yale expositor., 1910-05-13
TIE END oF The WoRLp

Should It come tomorrow would find
most people suffering with some pain
of either Slight or serious degree. Those
who use Renne's Pain Killing Oil get
relief quickly and suffer least. Taken
internally it will cure colds, sore throat,
collie, cholera morbus and diarrhoea.
Used as liniment it cures rheumatism,
neuralgia, lumbago, sprains, bruises,
etc. Price 25c, SOC and Sl.00 per bottle.
Sold by Pollock q Hennessy.
The Yale expositor., 1910-05-13

A pain prescription is printed upon
each 25c. box of DIR. Shoop's Pink Pain
If this formula is not complete. Pain
Head pains, womanly pains, pains any
Pain Tablet. Sold by Pollock Il Hen
messy.
The Yale expositor., 1910-05-13

For All That Is Right In The Republican Party
The Yale expositor., 1910-05-13
For Sale.

A six room dwelling house, good
barn, hen house, and large full sized
lot will be sold cheap. Inquire of First
National Bank or W. A. Knowles,
Yale. AZ
The Yale expositor., 1910-05-13
ROLL OF HONOR.

The following pupils of the Yale
public schools were neither absent nor
tardy during the month ending May 6,
1910. n. j. Drouyor,
The Yale expositor., 1910-05-13
For Sale.

Hooded baby carriage, good as new,
for sale cheap. Mrs. Oscar Denison,
Yale. 4-2.
The Yale expositor., 1910-05-13
Lot For Sala-

The sam Bettes lot for sale. For par.
ticulars and terms inquire of Mrs. John
Hoskin, Main street, Yale. AZ
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1910-04-06
Unexpectedly Became 4 Model.

An authoress of note was once
IN Naples and very much desired to
know Morelli, the famous painter,
but could find no one to act as in
termediary. So at last she took
her courage in her hands and re-
solved to introduce herself, but not
without qualms. As she approached
she found the studio door open, one
more cause for embarrassment, and,
pushing a curtain to one side, stood
before the artist at work, who, look
ing at her absentmindedly, said:
"These lines seem to be all right.
What do you say?" And to her
murmured response he went on:
but the eyes of the nuns do not
suit me. Pray sit down a moment.
Yours are just the thing"
With inward delight the lady sat
down and acted as model for an
hour and half, during which
writer and artist talked az though
they had been friends oii their lives.
at a certain point Morelli stopped
abruptly, took off his glasses, peered
at his handsome model and said.
but, excuse me, who are you ?"