The Cedarville Herald, Volume 23, Numbers 27-52

%A |: ^ i w 7;t*j * 9:00 10:t*> U:tM> , J*,QO K««. 1 : 0 0 ^ , * 2:00 F * ' S;00 ' 4;0O 5:00 . 6:00 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 SR“»-n*t!. rig-time between Davtira ] ; one hour, pasting {w \ nM.hv,oK^ zfm^ *» 1rebelne ana Luc# :* A o Xenia 17 miie», bev ear combination fi* Holidays car* t n F A T A L ! Cte Remit Tf you DHOW your feet to 6 et eoW and met S t U *eC*-‘ri ty<!in * P**/Lof owr HEAVY (RILED WARM LINED SHOES FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR. W©have them for Men, Women and Children, made from the most perfect leather 5lur «**>rtrae»t of Kubber Good* j* of the very beat g m m and owe of the most complete in the city. K IP RUBBER AND BALL BRAND FELT COMBINATION BOOTS a t price*, comparing quality that cannot be duplicated. You will eave money by seeing ua before making your purchases. Meet your friend* and leave your packages at ■ i «e,w*,w <>•* ■**tr OUNG & NISLEY, 7 E. Main, Springfield, O F R E E ! F R E E ! and o u r . The Rand-McNally langeBank; ARVILLE,"OHIO, flS of Merchants and la, j ils solicited. , Collection,] rnde and remitted. ' on New York and CiV] sold at lowest rates. Tbej id most convenient wayto ] f by mail. * made on Real Estnte, fei.j r Collateral Security. Midman, Pres., W. Smith, Vice Pres., . W. J . Wildman, Caabierd Bl n s lm i a t l P lv b fnsuivaniaLines Hul,oteBmm,r train*C«ittor Improved Edition. . 1900 Census Edition. ' Maps Cost $50,000. AM »150> 310 AM n s AM •215*7* 30« 748 f806 *60AM r*as, iis? » 1448 0" tar *30 ti 8 GOH 101 lITIft'R' AM PM *886**15 9IE .... 93S ... im toos.. 10171321 10 I2S. .033 J 040 1 10GO... 10154 .. 1 W 4 £? 1114 GC6)930|t 83910401 AM j AM f9 44 tm AM i0 i' *smox 72710’ 4 74B11O0 803| f l3l M il 35 AMj AM 11(22 135 U» IS tgsiiPM my'ao* I'M ADDITIONAL NAPS. Valuable Diagrams' Legible Engraving , NEW MAP PLATES -Cite Map* [ ■'State Maps ■ (hnadian Maps , Continent Maps il^olAr JVlitps Harbor Maps ^Hemisphere Maps Canal Maps . NEW NATTER. ARTISTIC ILLUSTRATIONS Foreign Country Maps Transportation - Ail from New Plates Finance Elegantly Engraved Religions and Printed Educational , Substantial and Municipal -, Handsome Binding : Manufactures Complete U. 8. Census Products Marginal Index Resources Area, Population State Seals . Agriculture Constitution of the U. S. ' Mineralogy History of Commerce • Political Parties, etc. . / TOTAL.—175 Pages of Colored Maps 63 Pages ot Population Sta* tistics. 100 Pages with 330 High Class Illustrations. 88 Pages of Por­ traits of Eminent Men and .almost ev­ ery Type of Huinanity, Striking Col­ ored Diagrams. and Tables Relating to Interesting Subjects. 16 Pages es­ pecially devoted to.Maps and Descrip* lions, of our new acquisitions, Puerto Rieo, Pbilipiues, etc. 'i i i . i i s.V ' r::» Ask for Check a t th e Time You Buy. is ■, - ,•.. - ■ ■ ■ . <> . * ■ ■ ■ . * • HTtD nCRPfi W e will give Atlas Checks at the rate of one with every 25 cents’ worth of goods purchased. U m 1 ( Up jrE I l [Two for 50c, four for $1.00, etc.] When you have secured enough checks^you will receive an Atlas gratis by presenting them to C. M. Ridgway. 1■ f4 S3 *•' t-> s : g 1}4. . J * >i3« I ‘ igf - 1 5 i ? r 5c3 -1• | SC&I«lt£3»S3 I'M|rM| V'A M|jj Don’t Forget This: Checks only with CASH PURCHASES. Checks from all stores count. You don’t have to get them from one place. That the Atlas cannot lie BOUGHT tor less than $6.00, That you get it for Nothing. To ask for Checks. . Cte $6s CoapcNtNMy t* oMaistd attbe fellowiNA placet any time before Tebroary is, 1902. AM r«nsmto (|J40 r 44 S AM M S. L . Stewart, Dry Goods James H . McMillan, Furniture Dealer. Jno. R. Cooper, Groceries. C. C. Weimer, Meat Market. J. L . Houser, Groceries. C. Mi Crouse, Hardware. C. M. Ridgway, Druggist. r«rnnn AM|AM( 4sai*wi StEj . . . 5£3( .... 5431 . fiisticss GruiOGS 6 4«,.U 8 0 i . 74 Of kHmM •Mir. flnraiM4*2- l*g ITm mm I m 4Mia* raTtoata,8«WM*MM m M n « i « f rnmon » •* ' 41 nn.-T<a.a eHtrarmn th** ana PHUUmvii ocaM«y | l UnionW*tkm »o»**WJ» thlnglon, Phtt*a«lphl* « , f f . M l ft-Ml *1 rndianafAlt* ana IK, lAmfe; loe Chf*«*. KB, K. A. BQftPj K«l*wwgw, . tmm Ptmooitom, TaaiTA, oard*,rat***r tot*. wWM,*«a *t*mu**!fS .m yp_ ^Values That Convince^ a* Again we remind you that you should not forget us, as we do not forget you. Large Doll 31 in. long, bisque head flowing hair, shoes and stockings Doll 23 io. fatiey muslin drew ribbor front lace, light and dark hair IM l ftf far. hair stuffed, bisque bead long curls, shoes tad stocking* Doll 14 in. Kid Body China Head doll, 16 in. . Doll 16 in, light and dark hair fancy drew Soldier Dolls 9 in, bisque bead, cap, red and bluejackets, trimmed in white braid Doll 10 in. bisque bead, longhair Ladies' Fahey Petticoats assorted colors LadiuT Dnlm Kkirts Ladies*Golf Cfcpe* ladle*’Flush tapes Lad mw *Cloth Capes Ladiss* Jackets LedW Collarette* Jiedie# Fur Colbti* ■10c 47c 23c 21c 15c 18c I*die^ Htriped Flannel Waists Ladle? Undervssts, fleece lined 22c 10c 62c 93c Up $3.3§ f 1.10 np aOenp |2.94 up $4.40 $ 1.86 49c 15c up 21c up Ladle? Ribbed Drawer* fleece lined — . - r Ladle? and Ghildrene Glwae and Mittena all prices Cklirfrens Jackets, bug* sailor collar _ a 74c la flu iti C h ek a , fu r trim m e d 74 * * P lafanta Zephyr Becquea 27c up Infants Flannel Sacques 10cup Infants and Childrens Fine Head Wear Infants amd Childrens Hose t t 6c pair Corduroy Velveteen and Brush edgeskirt binding 4c Laces and Embroideries, prices rstiging from 1c up Turkey red Table damask 18cyd White Table damask 20cyd Umbrellas all prices. Lidie? Men’s and Childrens Shoes, prices to suit the pocket book. Men’s and Boy’s Clothing _ .. , Men’s Felt Boots % ' l 2*4iP * ^ Men's lined Corduroy Pants good value $Lo2 Ladle?Trimmed Hats. , M . B6cup Men’s and Boy’s Osps, all kinds, all prices Men’s lined and unlined working gloves 25c Men’s Dress Gloves T 60c up lAimps—any kind front small Bedroom Lamp to large Parlor Lamps, complete prices 15c Up Cabinet Photo Frames J ^ ,UP Fairbank’s Laundry Soap Fold Linen Collars Self Pronouncing Teachers Bible Lanre Clothes Baskets 24 Envelopes 1 Leather Halters Brussels Csrjtet «P 2c bar 6c 67c up 24c 2c 39c 67c yd. up SaSJwii* ClttflC J #% New York Racket Store JOEL ORANSKY, Proprietor. itaikW* i irBsItooM mNWIaw m mi *.wim w aa< ■ CASTOR IA flit laAtwta NMigm, iriw Vis tp l is f i tavk H|k|MM1 L M. C o d liv a r O fl a t C . M . ftk RsIs tm § if*f* “One of Dr. King’s Naw Life Pills; ««eh night fltr two week* ha* put me la my 'tesns' sgainwwrites D. H, Tur*] *#r, of Dempseytown, Pa. They’re 5 the beat ia the world for Liver, Stum- m k and Bowel*. P«r*»y vegetable, N e w $rip*. Only Sflc at RWgway A <k?s. DtwfNtofw, awl O p r* a t Hmya For Rent: -Nicest office room in town* Next (Jlcmsn's Insurance office. J . P . Chew, Xenia, O. ..-^A choice line of all kinds of Groceries a t Gray’s, Wanted—ATown. , The Yellow Springs correspondent to the Springfield Press-Republic, makes the following statement in re. gird to wbat businesses would pay and are needed badly. Hotel, bakery, brick and tile yard, laundry, cigar store, shoe store, feed store, second­ hand store, book store and tailor shop. Those intending to locate would ‘do well to come here and investigate this place. One might inter from the above that a strictly first class town was needed, Possibly the citizens of that town would like to exchange places with a modern and up-to-date town like Cedarville, a Exchange Clippings * tu<K *<H * 4 « 4 4 » a 4 W(* 4 y I ,A story is told of a Highland coun­ ty farmer who lost a cow, in a very queer manner. Last week the animal got out of the pasture and in rum­ maging through the summer kitchen she found an old umbrella and a cake of yeast. The yeast fermented in the poor beast's stomach, raised, the um­ brella and she died in horrible .agony from expansion.—NewHolland Lead­ er. ' ■ v t 1 1 ■■ J . O. McMillan and J , F . Rankin, the South Charleston gentlemen who were granted a franchise by the coun­ cil several months ago, sold the fran­ chise on Saturday’to the Citizens com­ pany at Xenia, with which Prosecu­ tor Shoup is connected. Mr.. Shonp tolls us that a plant will be put in here as soon as the Xenia exchange is completed, providing contracts can be tn*de with the citizens for telephone service.—Greene County Press. t t t We Democrats will never win ah election as long as so many of 1s are locked up. Turn us loose and we’ll sweep the country. ■— Penitentiary News. • -t t t Min Bertha Hill received a letter from President. McKinley’s/ Sec’y,, Cortelyon, acknowledging the receipt of some flowers sent to the President. The flowers were selected.from those used in the Hall at the recent Repub­ lican Rally.-r-Hustead’Cor. Yellow Springs News, - . t t t The'Citizens Telephone Company, recently granted a franchise in this city, hnve secured a sufficient num­ ber of subscribers, and will begin work on their line as sopn as ordered material arrives. The company has been incorporated and a number of local capitalists have taken stock, I t is hoped to have the new plant in run­ ning order within six months. There was a rumor going the rounds last week that the present telephone com­ pany will sell out to the new company. —Xenia Republican. The Iri It. N teli* HHM A tm aM C r Whatever may be said of the scien­ tific causes upon which the Rev, Iri R, Hicks bases bis yearly forcasts of storm and weatbpr, it is a remarkable fact that specific warnings of every great storm, flood cold wave and drouth, have been plainly printed in his now famous Almanac for many year*. The latest startling proof of this fact was the destruction of Gal veston, Texas, on the very day named by Prof, Hicks in his 1906 Almanac, as one of disaster by storm along the gulf coast. The 1901 Almanac, by far the finest, most complete and beautiful yet published, is now r*ady. Tin’s remarkable book of near two hundred pages, splendidly illustrated with charts and half-tone engravings, goes as a premium to every subscriber who pays one dollar a year for Prof. Hicks’ journal. Word and Works. The Almanac atone is sent prepaid for only 25c. Order from Word and Works Pubtishto# Company, 2201 Locust Direct, At, Louis, Mo, —HoiW oats I n bulk a t Houser**. To the Public, Cedarville, O., Nov.. 19,1900. I am tbisday in receipt of a check from the Ohio Farmer Insurance Co., through the hands of >T, W. Prugh, solicitor for McGervey & LeSourd, Agents, for the full amount of my loss by fire ou November 8, 1900. For prompt payment and fair treat­ ment, I cheerfully recommend the old Ohio Farmer. 4 [Signed] M bs . S a ix ie B a b b e r . —DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the best liver pills ever made. Easy to take and never gripe. Ridgway & Co., Druggists, BEAVEEXPIOXEES Like Stanely and Livingston, found it harder to overcome Malaria, Fever and Ague,and Typhoid disease germs than savage cannibals; but thousands have found that Electric Bitters is a wonderful cure for all material di­ seases. It yon have chills with fever, aches in the back of'neck and \head, and .tired, worn-out (feeling, avtrial will convince you of their merit. W. A. Null, of Webb, HI., writes: “My children suffered for more than a year with chills and fever; then two bottles of Electric Bitters cured them.” Only 50 cte. Guaranteed. Sold by Ridgway & Co., Druggists. TOCUBE A 00 KDV OIB DAT Take Laxative Broino -Quinine Tab­ lets, ' AUaruggists refund the money if its fails to cure. E, W. Grove’s signature is on each box. 25c. The most complete line of gloves and mitten in the city, from 10 cents to $2 a pair at Sullivan’s, the Hat­ ter, Springfield, Ohio. GoodAdvice. The most miserable beings in the world are thosesuffering fromDyspep­ sia and Liver Complaint. More than seventy-five'per cent, of the people in the United ’Slates are afflicted with • these'two diseases and’ their’effects: such as Sour Stomach, Sick Head-. ache, Habitual Costiveness, Palpita­ tion of the Heart, Heart-burn; Water- brash, Gnawing and Burning Pains at*the Pit of the Stomach,’ Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue and Disagree1- Taste in the Mouth, Coming up of Food after Easing, Low Spirits, etc. Go to your Druggist and get.a bottle of August Flower for 75 cents, Two doses will relieve you. Try it. Get Green’s Prize Almanac. Vegetarian. Baked Beans. • With Tomstoe Sauce, No Meat, No Fat, At Gray’s. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure D igests w hat you eat* ItartlficlaUydlgs*t«tnefoodandalda Natura la aueoftbening .and. rsooo* dJfMtlfaof» struct!oWthe axhati Sana. Itllsthe latestdl*coTweddlc**t» ant £nd tonic. No other preparation can approach It In efficiency, i t in* stantly relieve*and permanentlyourai Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Soar Stomach, Name*, SickHeadache,Gaatralgia,Cramp«ana allotherresultsotimperfectdlissttott. Pr i ce Me , audit. ,tundaeod itell(l*M i metlew.Boonahaboetayiw n awlMlrrea PrsseredbyE. C.DewrrrACO^CWsaee. Cheap Heat ,A’ d . u » V THE FOSTER SLACK BURNER Cati be operated at let* eapente than any other stove : 1 s M. OBOVSS, C > $ ^ « i r v i l t e 4 O # V- aa,4