The Cedarville Herald, Volume 22, Numbers 48-52

i4 \ c H e y q ld . $1,0(1 A YEAR. H amhuc A B m , i’ropra. J . K M.«,»» !»*§'«* Ulli , Mgr, 1 'nti *w.t 0»Fit a: Wald* Ha*.. h a t u b d a y , x > ec ‘ e m b e r #8, *m It is to he Imped that «or new jkhs * will not ram.tftnte «iv "open d>ior'vfor the spoilsman. * The Roberto esse has made (km- gtewmen afraid to openly jlay the "madicr” in Washington, Some of the politicians are begin* Ring to realize that neither 'trust* no r. expansion can lie made partisan ques­ tions, ■ The Senate can family lie called an overworked body, siuce it wanonly in session five hours during the first week ot Congress. Regardless of sympathy, the world's admiration cannot to withheld from men .who fight as strongly, and ns shrewdly ns the Boers. . . ........ There'is one highly commendable thing about ,tbe British commanders who have been licked, in South Africa; they own up like men, I f the London editors will refer to their eritieism of Gen. Shafter's little Cuban campaign they may get in a proper state of mind to write about the British defeats l>y the Boers. After awhile, .wewill1have n cable to Guam and can print the daily • quotations on marriages, pigs,’ chickens and Spanish friars, and lie free from this heart breaking sus­ pense. The difference in social standing be­ cause of the variation in rank of Admiral Dewey and General Miles having been adjusted, the more im­ portant affairs ot stnte may now be attended io.< I f British commanders are to con­ tinue the practice of being caught in traps set for them by the Boers, the War. in South Africawill become a much more serious affair than it promised to lie at the start. Secretary Gage, it is said, is con­ templating another call for bonds with a view o f relieving the money strin­ gency. The, rapacity,., of the ghouls in Wall street is apparently insatiable ami their invalidism is becoming chronicloo. borne persons are apparently dis* •PPpintcd because Hon, Ohaiwcey M, Depew hasn't told the Senate any “ funny” stories. They should give the Hon. Ghauncey time enough to get familiar with his new surround­ ing*. . v • The action of theGeorgia legislature in refusing, almost unanimously, to resort to measures like those of other southern states, in order to get rid of the negro vote, argues well for the good sense and honesty of its mem- bet*. Thcfe is a disposition in some quarters to divide the trusts into “good” and! “ bad,” but self-interest seems to be the main factor in making the division. It's the old story what, helps me 13 good, what helps the other fellow is bad ^ I f there is any enthusiasm eu either side in these financial speeches in the House, it isn't visible to the naked eye. Neither cuthusmsm mr any. 'thing new could reascuahly have hoeis expected in a financial debate* Dike a tariff debate, it is very im­ portant and verydull. “ Paderewski ten little less slender »nd lias just a trills Ida hair” & tJi0 way n Now York reporter puts if, nil of which is not all strange to the married man who is accustomed to them domestic encounters hi which the pulling ot hair succeeds the split t'ug of ham, Galljtoiu, Pa.,. scored the first drowning of the skating seasons it wa* a triple tragedy, three fay* ftss-akiaig through the thin ire and being drownt-d before tbty could Ire r-^ued by frightened eoiupanmna, But vrtiUirrwimeltoya-tiiul what boy vn't t enture***n« will fc**p trw tog to akat# on thin fo#, I h t grain #rwpa n( Nebraska, K*n- aw and hor* tMa year large * a»ngh to I#*«l lb# world, ,Vh*t of ft# grain la bring IWl to omttlr and bega If f m are «n!*rr*|#d in tb# Waat and lit pruaparity ymi will And TV Onmb* to r fall of w#af#m naw#, Tb**Kauri Warkly. wbk b toturi## il­ lustrated editton, tt.-'VO» rear. Tto *b«wa A* only M mat*. I l ia rantty omal of tin British war | «A n ta rathiawiy taar Idly Lang- try’s latest bnaband from the aide uf bit brida. Bat bn must depart to j join tba Natal Hite, ami Idly aaya aim1 notikl join bini f f an army uurw if it - acre not for bnr A mefican four, Run aloag Lily , Never mind u-, We can spare. Home of the French newspaper* are inserting that with 100,000 soldiers of ■ Koghiud in Bouth Africa 25 Out) men could capture London. The papers, howeger, fail to state how the 25,000 are to cross the channel. Doubtless, the greatest naval power in the world would have something to say about that. Those chaser* of the Octopus, who delight in making Mr., Hanna the scapegoat for all disasters, will proba­ bly mot be tip inhuman as to accuse him of repohsibility for the probable collision of the solar system and the milky way which is said to l»e im­ pending some time during the next .million years. Our broadening relations because of the new possessions will more than ever' make it necessary that trained diplomats he in control of our .affairs at home and abroad. Ami right here it may be -said will be afforded a future brilliant career for many an aspiring youth, In time, the diplo- mntio mid consular service ot the United States ,will be as eagerly sought as are places in the Army and Navy, LAST WEEK’S ISSUE. The Hevnld has but few times in its j history nod especially u der the pre­ sent maiiageiueiit, every cast any re­ flection upon any of its former' issues.' But the one of last week could laird ly to passed by without some comment. I t hiis 'been but four weeks since we erected n new cylinder press in our office, in order that we might more complete our facilities than it bad been j in the past, and in this we are placed on a level'with any office in tills county. In speaking of our last.iasue we would say that the differedt feat­ ures were up to the average, and the advertising eclipsed any issue iu the history of thisjmper, let alone any of ] its competitors iu Greene county. S?ix H undred inches of advertising adorned the columns ot this valuable medium, which certainly speuks for itself. The Herald of last Week had. over O ne H undred inches more of advertising than any weekly or semi- weekly that is published in Greene county, and yet we have it poured in |,qn all sides, that its advertising quali­ ties are far below that of the so-called county papers. To the advertisers who have found their way to this journal, by which they may inform the people of the goods and wares they have do dispose of, wc would say that you could in no way place an ad in ti'more profitable paper in Greene couuly than- iu the Old ReliableCe- darvjlle Herald, which completes the fifty-second number of her twenty- secondyear with this issue.. The phenomenal run of advertising taxed the Herald’s composing room to its utmost capacity, having extra help and working over time.. The job department was also exceedingly rushed, but when Saturday night drew near, it had been finished, much to the joy of the management, foreman and compositors. 0 As this number finishes the twenty* second-year of the Herald’s career, wo enter the twenty-third with our next, wishing, advertisers and its hundreds of readers a Merry- Christmas and a Happy New Year. Now h the time'to get your pho­ tograph, f»r Christmas will soon be here. No more appropriate or np* predated present eats bo made than one ofBlanton's elegant photographs ofyourself, wife, child, or sweetheart. We am making them at rods bot­ tom prices and are offering elegant cabinet photographs at $1.50 per dozen. M. 0, Blanton, Photographer, 27AB, Fountain Ave., • , Springfield, Ohio. Victims toBtonmch, liver and kid­ ney troubles ns well as women, and all feel the results iu lass of appetite, poisons its the blood, backache, ner­ vousness, headache and tired, listless, riifodowti Feeling. But there’s no need to ti el like that A« W. Gard­ ner, of tdmJK foil, SSVS 2 “Electris Ultra* are ju*r the thing for aman when h'.*d>»n't car* whether ho liv<s .<r<!’<* fttave »»•*«rwsir#path and g<i«d appetite I !*ti now rat any- Uiimr and h*v,» a »t#w!«•*•# Iif!?,* Onto Ml rm«« a* Ridgnray A IV s dr»a wtoro, Kv«r« bold# gii»rwfff«l - lull m-w *|*>«i«f d.-»tgn# In |itn» hmlla# 4u«t th** rorrert MtflHt for XmM vifto W k * one whan yon got mfood fin# t<«a#l#cl h"W Al#jn»nd#r A Njaskr. I nSnd a ChrtotMiA# gill with thto, Kind frioml, ftuis me to ibse. It I* j Mot much to send. A tokeu wire Of fmmlahip for tlm the coming ye«r. W ith Jove midjoy and gladness free.; I t goes today from juotoihfie. , Could I express the way I fccll Alas! My pen will not reveal, Mor seek to show howglad am 1 To send this gift, though I might try. And so it may be, doubtless liest T V me Pi give my pen a rest, From this attempt to show my heart Or write nice things. That is an art Revealed not unto me- Just read- Down all these lines; and true, indeed, Iu every word, they will reveal The simple truth of how I fed. —Tom Masson, in Truth TO AOOtCIV 0VSDAT* Take Laxative Bcomo Quinine Tablets. Ail druggists refund the money if it fiiile to cure. JB. W, Grove’s signature is on each box, 25c. ,, i ' iiiu « i ^ i in-a-t,..' ■ H ome seekehs ’ E xcursions , For information about reduced fares, through time, and other par­ ticulars regarding Home-Seekers’ Ex­ cursions to the South and West, ap­ ply to Pennsylvania Lines Ticket Agents. ' CHANGE IN TIME TABIE; Under a. new- schedule in effect November 10, passenger trains over the Pennsylvania Lines leave Cedar- vide station ns follows: For the east; 8:12 a. m,; 4;41 p. m. For the west: 10:13 p. n».,; 5:56 p, m. Far particular information on the subject apply toE. S. Kuyts, agent, CedwrvHle, 0 . —.“One Miunto Cough-Cure is the best remedy I ever used.tor coughs and colds. .-It is unequalled for whooping cough. Children all like It,” mites Hi H. Williams;' Gentry-*, ville, Iml. , Never lidIs. It is the only harmless reinedy that gives im­ mediate results. Cures eonghH. eolds,. hoaigenese, ertmp,.- pneumonia, bron­ chitis and all thrdat' and lung troubles. Its early use prnwmfs Con­ sumption.- Ridgway & Co.v. drug­ gists. T ourist T ickets to F eomda . a N p ■W inter R esorts in the S outh . Ticket agents'pf the Penusylvauia Lines will answer inquiries about low hires tb Florida and winter resorts in the South. Full information con­ cerning Tourist Tickets, time tables, etc,, will be furnished free. Persons contemplating a South­ ern trip may secure valuable infor­ mation on the subject by. merely-in­ quiring of the nearest representative of the Pennsylvania Linear, or by ad­ dressing 0 . C. H ainet , District Pas­ senger Agent, Dayton, Ohio, Bay where and when you wish to go, how many will be iij the party, starting point, and you will be promptly posted. The inquiry' wifi not cost much effort—it will save considerable bother in arranging details, as they will be looked uftpr gratis. CHURCH DIRECTORY R. P. Church—Rov% ,1. P. ilfottan. Pastor, gervkos at 11:00 a. 5n. Habbatb School at 11a, m. Covenantor Church—-Rev. W. J. Sanderson, pastor. Regular services at 11:00». ni. Sab­ bathSchool at 10a. m. U, P, Church—Bov. P. 0. Ross, pastor. Ser­ vicesat 10:80 a. to. and 7:00p. to. Sabbath School nt 9:30a.ia. standard time. A.M. E. Chureh—ltcv, Mr. Maswcll, Pas­ tor Preaching at 11:00 a. m. and7:30p, tn. Class everySabbath at 12:30, SabbathSchool at 3:00»«m. Friends and .visitors cordially Invited. M. E. Church—Rov. A. I). Maddos, Pastor. Preaching at 11:00 a. a . SabbathSchool at 9:40 a. tn. Young Pcoplo's r.icetifig alC:40 p, m. Prayer meeting IVedncsdny evening at 7:30. Baptist Church—Rov. Mr. Ccicoian, pastor oftho Baptist church. Preaching a*.11o’clock and7:30p. m. Sabbath Ochcol at 2:3dp, m. Prayer faceting every Wednesday night at 7:20. Everyone Invited, Gatheringot the Friends of 2ian, nt Ervin & WillJ&tassa'sHall, everySunday afternoon,at 2:89o'clock, standard tine. Everybody Is In­ vited, ' John It, Sayre, ftenduetcr Adam's Restaurant andDiningRooms Corner High and Limestone street, Springfield, Ohio, j * if"- -T "i'i"r ; rmi. FRANK H. DEAN. * A ttorney at L aw . 41 E. Main St., Xenia. O. BANK OF UEDARVILLE, H arper & C«,5B ankers . EespsfiBsbSlity ?200,C00.03, ti, W. Harper, pres.; Viaaa M. Itarpcr, vicepros. • Lupton &Drake tBE!ffSPf.3fat« Jaets McOmfu.j W ill S, u PIANOSand ORGANS t !o «j* nt tlu ii- N e w M m s i c S t o r e * a •R>iy |HW, BiAiwafari'Slm.b 1 itjr ndvsnring, Mmoil Mu** ic»l In*trumr!i»« and Mb«#t Mu*}#. ■* H utchison «d ( J ibney Were lortunstc in «*curiog some goml things a t the Fire Male- a t ilerriand, Ohio, t : ; ; ; We have the Si.OO Iit<h\(/o 'Mue )t rappe?' Trimmed ............ ........................ :-75c file Online House JacAeis ......... 50c Children's Eiderdown ClouAss $1,50 Up lOOOj>ds. SiIA'aline, p e r j>d. ......... 7c f lr l Corners, sill Wool - - - ............ - - . 25c UP. iOO Tapeslrjr M ats.. ....... ................. -«-15c Jlufis, sill Wool. .............. - $1,00 t0$2,50 Ingrain 2)ruggetls, sill Woof, large enough fo r rooms 57, S7t77c New System Dental Office Ru.mis III Alien Building, ' 'Telephone No. 33d, XENIA, OHIO, OUR PRICES: , Piquilui* P la te ..... ........... ,.$6.00 Gold Filling....................... $1.00 up Gold and Flatinu.............. .50 np Ko: charge f ir .Painless Extrcctiim . when teeth aro ordcrod. Highest grade dhttcrinl used only. ExchangeBank CEDARVfLLE, OHIO. •A CCOUN IS of Merchants and In- ** divtdmrls solicited. Collections | promptly made and remitted, D RAFTS on New York and Cin­ cinnati sold at lowest rates. The cheapest and most convenient way to send money by mail. L OANS made on Real Estate, Pci- sonni or Collateral Security, William Wildmnn, Pres., Seth W. Smith, Vice Pres., W. ,1. Wildmnn, Cashier Y OU can always Hudat the old reliable Meat Shop of •N C. W. Crouse's Choice Beef, Fork Sausage, Veal, Lard, Bologna, Wenerwust, Bacon, Hams, Sugar Cured Shoulders. Give tto a trial and bt» eon- vinetMl. Christmas Coral. BrtraN i l . , XMrim*. XSIAB IS COMING and iaalmost here. Are you ready? Get yottr Christmas Furniture at O, G. MeCIsin’g, then your gifts will be apjnreiatrd hcenuse he has the largest line in Rockers and Fancy Chairs in the city, Ikdrooin Sets, Side- hiwrds, Chism Closets, Chiffotiterf, Furies and Extension fables. Every lino iscomplete. Pictures Iksnifal to order. Hear the jingle Of Kriss Krinklc, Christmas Day is near; ’Tjs the gladdest And the maddest Day of all .the year. Presents given, Joy of living; Weather is sublime. .Sleigh-bells ringing, • Angels singing ^ •■Happy ChristmasTime. Very pleasant For a present Is an overcoat; If yon try it You can buy it Cheap from J . M, Knote. There is nothing To beat clothing, For him you adore; All that is nice is At low prices : , Up at Knote’s Clothing Store. " P e a c e o n e a r t l i a n d g o o d c l o th e s f o r a l l m e n .’' Largest Selection In the City jClUlWtf ffiCsBAji# 9 i(fp iij| ^ tfC nw rC j a i d d s d s ’d l n O latdK fd iN lC^ t DiiNioiMMlld R t»g t oUDWirtt. Just the thing for a nice Xmas Present. Engraving tioiiu Free of Charge Rvjtairiog of All kind* done. Fred J. H. Schell, STEELE BUILDING. Popular * * « Jewelers DwmonDS Our CeadiH0 f i r o n t n d i c k $ K y k , Umbrellas Recovered and Made to Order, See our $i,00 Line of Covers. Detroit St.* «.• « « Xenia* O. f4aG, Mi<‘LAIN, 21 W. Main rib Xenia, I ». BlueFrontStable Christmas « will soon he here, Do not wait, but came now and insiteet our line of Overcoats We have tbem-in tan shades, blue or black, Covert, Kersey, Friezes or Meltons, made np in the Nobby Dress or the long ulster in prices ranging from $2.06, 250 or 3.00, for the toys, j up to $3.50, -4.00. 0.00, 0.50, 7.50, j 8.00, 10,00 and 12.00 for men, that j must to seen to to appreciated. If | yon arc wanting a business or stylish ; Dfesl Suit We have them in Clay Worsteds or Nobby Stripes, We can please cither the gay young man or the staid gen­ tleman. Full lino of Mackintosh ( ’oats, Neckwear of all glades and styles, Initial Handkerchiefs as low as to, totter ones il you want them. Gloves nud Mitts in all styles for either drees or working. Ctome and see us. J.M. KNOTE, 11 Bask Main Street, Springfield, - - - IM ho , Genuine f Bet Bargains A fortunate purchase from one of the tost hat' manufactures in New York gives its an opportunity to show you hate iu the Yqurnan, Knox, Dunlap and Miller blocks for $2 equal to any $2.50 hat made, The colors are black, brown, tan, cedar and pearl. Our styles and colors in soft lints are two numerous to describe. I t will pay you to inspect our line of soft and stiff hate before purchasing ns we can save you from 50c to $1.00 on a fine hat. BdCcutt’e* t J i n l p r v v p H r . Men's natural wool, camel’s hair and red medicated shirts and drawers tn watch mads from fine Australian wcol, nicely finished with silk braid L r a sail, goed valflo fer $1.!}0, Also a full lino of Jersey ribbed and fleeced lin el fer SOcents, ff^S-1#vvssisa Altthelatestshades in drcaa glovee, lS:cd tmsl onliaed V. to” *. fromcocents to.$1.50. , N e c k w e i t i * . Oar display of neckwear in tics, parts, tows, scarfa and f:.ar-::!»ta:;.] !, ha* no equal when lowpricoand quality is considered. I SIMIVAN, the Hatter, aryS. LimestoneStreet, SPftlNdfIELD, tlHlft. I j WU m *ymir tor*1*- thne and yoift r»Va to to ff f<< the inside, not o f th* rain and atorm N , Vountain Atenne, HpringfirlJ, l>. <HiHII# E. TwtWI, Pr< l» f AN'TSiU-Xeretal Msight. #*4 j»«- • * * M t « * t m Sla*»t*rat» tkl* ana M m *SfMstiM. . a*i*tfi*ac» t**r** a *•*«•••*, a»rat|M. hrart S4»,w*»***. m I wi **U,r SmltN (•.naiiwt. ftmrr*t Ww**#*, *»rS*ak f* •** If U raaiaty *4kw »nr* MtdraM at s-«*. sawwM * M m *Mf *ia»»w4 »ta*i**4 T im <*••»**?. P**t. rktoa** Have ti You Seen Smith! He is in Springfield awl ho h the fame <>ld ^mish, litit lit?is in business fiif hifijtelf mm with ft rrnnplrte line «f Lhina, Ihic-a^brae, Diuiicrware, C'hamkr^ctauudft'vciythlngthfttgfifx to tniito tip ft laritrlaMf'tero, His pth r a are light, €-«*, flu-1 h-'- teipiritfl ytm tri * jve him a call Henry Bmitli to Si 4A 8. Market Street