The Cedarville Herald, Volume 24, Numbers 27-52

t * * ' IBMWBMMmMf w'WiwrTiwi.-«p»B»ajMia!»^ ngayy **I1|J!"' * V . ■ * ■ ' ' ' • M niwwawM* mm msia» T i {& 1 t [< 2 i< q i ( i . , H.OO A YK 4 B. KAJtLHWOt*,' * ■BSitWSJHjiinwtostor, 8ATURD&Y, A L W S T IT, lSOh Pitchfork Tillman is tin?.only prom­ inent southern man who t o publicly oondemned, Booker Washington's Scheme o f Industrial education for the negro. Ho also attempted to justify lynching. 1 4* \ WEKVJE8X.IKEA FXAT-IftQSf, ' A. woman who suffered for three ■yaa,m from nervous prostration says * tsro belies of Lichty’s Gelery Nerve ' Compound effected aeomplete, cure; ‘ She hardly knows today whether 8he has nerves or, not, as she never feels them, I t is certainly a wonderful remedy. Sold by C. M. Ridgway. ..,Tfea_ unfortunate tiling, about .all wars between labor and, capital is the inevitable resulto-suffering pf the in­ nocent. - SKsSS \ strops conpa when yen’ feel one coming on by tak­ in g ‘Krause*? Cpld Cure. Prepared iu convenient capsules that eurowhile you work., Price- 25c. Sold byC. M- Ridgway. "Ml, * * t s1 - •. 4r .r .I.r,r .,..)..lX ,,iVl,.> . l’ ** ; <«■* * L, JA t t / #r t { h t * / Hon,*,Grover Clevlarid recognizes that this hi a'bettor time for him to fish than to talk, and there are others who5might profit by following his ex* ample.;, 1 ‘ jftf iS ifsp .1 the ojn/vr ‘^ pad A oue etuis.'' ; ;Bakei^:V'Q,f' Colorado: ' Springs; says": “ Krause’s Headache Capsules is. the onlyrenjedy that eyer checked my sick headache and I have cured scores o f my friends with them.” .Price 2oo-’ gold by C, M.‘Ridgway. . Pi-obably the most stupendous rail, way undertaking ever proposed by 7private. capital is the line between Cireld City, Alaska and Viadivostopk’ , Russia, the eastern ‘ terminus Of the ‘ Trane,-Siberian Railwa, i, ,It will bp nearly 4,000 miles long and wifi cost , about $200,0.00,000. Americanw and Frefich capitalists are said-' to he be* hind the scheme. ' OTEUfe IS $0 -MUCH2n5\YS-*/ • , that ■even i f comps: by, telegraph w.e overlook some o f'it. Isn’t it a fact thatyou’, have- seep Dr;' Caldwell’s Syrup-Pepsin advertised several times and have neglected.to*" try ft? ' ' An ounce o f Hr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is as good as a- three, week’s Vacation. Ask any druggist or anyone who has taken it. 'Sold by,C. M . Ridgway.' i \ . .., 1 : 4 , * * \ j y *■ ■1 .y’r * , Vegetable are higher, hut- meat is lower,'or ought to be, according to the , rush of-cattle market. • ' ’ m m m m A The Bind You Have Always Bought, and which Juusbeen, in use for oyer 30 years, has homo the signature of , and has beenmadeunder his per­ sonalsupervision since itsiiifaucy* AllownoonetodeceiveyouInthis. AlltCounterfeits, Imitations and**-Jus^as-godd” are but Experiments that trifle with and endangerthe health of . Infimts and Childreu—Experience against Experiment, What is CASTOR IA Castoria. is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- • goric, Drops and Soothing 'Syrups, It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic .substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness* It\ cures Dhirrhoca and Wind ; Colic, It rclleves Teething Troubles, cures Oonstipation ” and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.- The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend* G E N U I N E CASTOR IA A t W A Y S Bears the Signature of I n U s e ' F o r y O v e r 3 0 Y e a r s , g the o^wfouliCQwrtHY.TyWilliyRyaTyecr, Htwy.an*ctrf* CiHOlcum , ,,, , , ^ y * ’ f * - * ' ! * , . ' ‘ Housekeepers Will .want their kitchens - . - , .covered; fine assortment.... 45, 50, 00c We are still selling at the lowest ■* - ’ p r i c e . . . . ..............v .,..l2-|t to 50c WindowShades **\ ^ 'i*' { 1 ] 4 ' *, Lace Curjaius $1.00 tp $1.25 a pair , down to.*... * ’* * * s.**^.o0c» * UlashandSiiKfloods TttE ruEsroteXx 1 oftbe American Federation of Labor Union 8,214, says; “ I am using your .Hr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin myself and in my family, .and find, it does lota o f good.—-Ynuts Truly, Geo,, C. Campbell, Clinton, Iowai” gold by C, M.-Ridgway, American towns in these times are bom with apopulation o f 10,000. A t least such. i$ the case in the great Southwest. Mrs. S. H. Allporf, Johnstown, Pa., says: “ Our little girl almost stran­ gled to deathswith proup. The doc* tore Said she Couldn’t live, butshe was instantly relieved by One Minute Congh Cure,. C. Mt Ridgway. « Potatoes ara high, hut just think how billiobs o f potato bugs have be fooled aud exterminated by lack of rations. ' Tie Oe«{t AadWorke OifTWOsM. I^xaKvS SromO'Quialne Tablets cares cold in one .day, Ho cure, no pay* Price 25 cents. - EVite ojp ANxinviuifE, The Useo f antipyrine fbir the relief and cure of headaohos 'has a depress­ ing.influence on the heart, aiid causes « derangement o fthekidneys. Krauses Headache Capsules' contain no anti- pryine, chloral, morphine or any in* jorjotis ingredient. They cure quick-' ly and leaves the hgad clear and cool, Price 25c, Bold by G. M. Ridgway. Every week more .than $1,000,0(H) hi sent out of the *United' SWtes in payment for codec, to ook b i ooto nr-oka m t Take Laxativo Rromo Qulni ie Tab- Ms, Alt druggists refund the money IfiUffrtteto outs, E. W. Grove’s signature is on^ach Itox, 25c. Vegetarian. ■ Baked Roans. ’ • With Tomatoe Bence. No Meat, No Fat. ' . A t Gray’s, fn rsnsnf onugh or croup givetht dim One Mw iijr Cough Oar#* rsst and Iskve m M r, ' T l f M trill.W all right in a little whfl# W f sr iwis, PlsMwuit te take, tf* pm fa , sttra »ud»lmoet inrtanta- ‘ Never have we had such a fine -assort- . ment of good Shades, new goods for Dresses and Waists, SuitRooms... - ■ B u i t s . . . .... i.,...,.^5.00 to $18.00 Waists Silk................S2;75 to S5.75 - ■ - Waists Wash.,.........,...,.45e to 82,00,, r .. Petticoats......,,'.',.,,...,....500 to $5.00 \ ■ * , ‘ Underwear, all grades. 'rtfWr^~*rr*. Percale, y<l ‘wide, 5c. Prints,„4c. Sheeting 5o , / 3 ' ' 'l ‘ 1i i , J ‘ , % 0 M ’ A* Good1(flag. German’ Syrup scription o f Hr, A . is fho special pro . Boschee, a celo brated German Physician, and is ac­ knowledged to be one of the most for­ tunate discoveries in medicine. I t quickly cures Coughs, Colds and all Lung troubles Of the severest nature, removing, as it does, the cause of the affection and leaving the parts in-a strong andyhealthy condition. I t is not an experimental medicine,but has stood the pst o f years, giving satkh faction inWery case, which its rap­ idly increasingsale every seaaoii con­ firms, Two million bottles sold annu­ ally. BoscheeVUerman Syrnp was introduced int the United States in 1868, and is now sold in every town and village fin the civilized world, TlflayulngerwHl ’relieve any ordinary cough, Price 75cts, Get Greens’ Prism Alma&aO. , The Nfcke! Pfated Cojv. The nickel plated cow is entirely a twentieth century invention, and she is healthier and turns out better milk than the ancient cow with ho metal fittings about her. 5 Cows.in many parts o f the’ coun­ try are liable tq a disease of the horns which causes them to split and become fibrous near the jfface where they join the head, and when once the disease has a firm hold the cow Wastes away badly, yielding pool milk and Scant in quantity. ■ The latest improvement is.to help nature out by electrolysing the roots of the.horns and by binding them with bands o f nickel or chilled steel nick'd plated. Tin's prevents the dis­ ease and cheeks it i f it has begun, and a great many o f the most up to date, dairy farms are adopting it. Cows, ate hot .nickel bound in this; wav till they are full grown, but the budding stumps of calves’ horns are often tipped with an alloy o f metals to prevent the top .splintering, as it does in sotfie strains’ of even the best breeds. The hocks of cows, too, are frequently dried with leather 6aps containing, surgical splints. ^ Good Advce. The most miserable beings in the world are thoseflufferiug fromHyBpep* sia and Liver Complaint, More than seventy-five per cent. Of the people, in the United States are afflicted with these two diseases and their effects: such as Sour Stomach, Sick Head­ ache, Habitual Costiveuess, Palpita­ tion o f theHeart, Heart burn, Water- brash, Gnawing and Burning Pains at the Pit o f the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue and Disagree- Taste in the Moutn, Coming up of Food after Eating, LoW Spirits, etc. Go to your Druggist and get a bottle o f August Flower for 76 cents. Two doses will relieve ybu. Try it. Get Green’s Prize Almanac, Gummer Luncheon*. With the broiled spring chicken, which is the best, possible meat for a summer luncheon, have fresh peas In little cups made cither of batter or o f puif paste arid small new pota­ toes, with a rich cream over them. The sherbet is made after a neW fashion, The juice of three lemons is put on two cups of granulated sugar and the whola thoroughly beaten, after which a quart of milk is poured over all, mixed and frozen. This may be served .Cither in tall glasses or in little baskets cut from the skins o f lemons and tied With ribbons to match the flowers. The summer salad is most deli­ cious made of fruit. Large dark California cherries are eelcqfed, stoned and, laid in French dressing for half an hour. They are then laid on lettuce which has been Sprinkled with the.seine dressing, aud finely chopped parsley is scattered over the whole.—Harper’s Bazar, iAgttttt#*u « « wm j m r^ T e e tM n g i ThenthebabyM theftlike* | ly nervous, and fretful, and | doesn’t gain in weight. I Scott’s Emulsion -sis the baftfoodandmedicine \ tor toothing babies. They i gainfrtufii the start* ^ k i k ' i l i i i i i ’ipM t i iA . - A K R O N R O U T E G H A H U m yUVORTASTTO tTHATlUTArQUA 7AJKE* ANX> i>AN-AMBM.‘k ; non viatrons Beginning with Bumlay, Aug, 4th. the through time ami through service over The Akron Route to Chautauqua Lake and Buffalo shows an Important revision. The Buffalo Express becomes the Chautauqua Lake Express, leaving Xenia at 10:17 a. m., and runs only to Jamestown, reaching that point at at 10:30 p. m. This trainhasCoaches and Sleeping Cars to Columbus; Par­ lor Car and Coaches Cincinnati to Akron and Akron to Jamestown (Chautauqua Lake), The Sleeping Car heretofore ruuning from Cincin­ nati to Buffalo on this train is taken by the Exposition Express, leaving Xenia at 10:10 p, ra„ arriving Chau­ tauqua Lake about l l a*m.j Buffalo at 1:35 p. m. The Exposition Ex-, press .also has -Sleeping, ■Gars aud Coaches to Columhus, and Coach ser­ vice Columbus to, Akion and to Buf­ falo daily J ', Thei Pan-American Express leaving Xenia at 6;25 p, in., continues with same service as heretofore, viz: Sleep­ ing Cam aud Coaches to Columbus, and Sleeping Car and first-dues Coach from Nashville through Louisville; Cincinnati and Columbus to Buffalo; ruunipg-a solid train froni Columbus fp ,Chautauqua L»k,e and the Pan- AmericanExposition, reaching Chau­ tauqua about .6 a, ,m,, Buffalo 8il5 a.-W., 1 Low Fares to Chautauqua Lake and Buffalo over tbs'Akron Route ate iu effect every day, 1Seduced rate tickets to Niagara Falls aud Canadian resortswith stop-overs’ at Chautauqua Lake and the -Pan-American can be obtained daily via this route,’ over which tickets to New York with stop, over privilege at Buffalo may also be secured. Full particulars ' will be furnished Upon application to local ticket agents'or to C.,C. Haines, D. P, Agt., Dayton, Ohio; . . fARtSTO BUFFALO. Over The, Akron- Route for Pan-American /, - Exposition. >Excursion tickets to Buffalo' over the Akron .Ronfe . via Chautauqua Lake for the Pan-American Exposi­ tion are now off sale at ticket offices- oftbe PennsylvaniaLinesand connect­ ing railways,' Fijres from Cedarville are as folio,vs: - Tickets good returning ten days, $ 10 . 90.1 Tickets good returning fifteen days, 813.20. / ' Besson' tickets with return limit un­ til Oct. 31st, 810.36. Special Coach ’ excursion tickets' good leaving Buffalo up to midnight ofThursday following date of sale may be obtained oh. Tuesdays at 87;35, Tourist tickets at.special fares may also be obtained for trips to resorts in Cnnsda. All tickets to Canada and: Eastern points, including New York, will be good for stop over at the Pan- American Exposition on payment of $1 extra at Buffalo,- -1 - Stop-overs at Chautauqua Lake will he allowed on all tickets to Buffalo aud Eastern points,withoutextra cost. For schedules shewing convenient through passseuger service to Buffalo arid Other information, please apply to E. S. Keyes, ticket agent, Cetfar- ville, O. ___________ - TO BUFFALO BY BOAT. In addition to the through time and through car service to Buffalo over Akron Route, the trip to Pan-Ameri­ can Exposition may be made via Cleveland and steamer by taking trains running t>vei the C. B. & C, link o f tlip Akron Route to Cleveland where they connect with the boafcliue. Tickets to Buffalo and return via Cleveland over the C, A . & C. may be obtained giving the purchaser the option o f Boat or Rail between Cleve­ land and Buffalo. For particulars apply to H S. Keyes, Agent, Cedar- Cedarville, Q, __ SriEOtAL STtfi'S FOIt FAK-AMEKtCAN exfbess . The E rie .Railroad Company an­ nounces arraugemehis have been made to atop the Pan-American Express over the Akron Route (Train No. 44 oh the Erie Railroad) at stations be­ tween Akron .and Medyille to let off passengers holding tickets from Col­ umbus and points west therof, upon application to Conductor* A New York trip with stop-over privileges at the Pan-American expo­ sition, may be.made on low fire excur­ sion tickets obtainable at Pennsyl­ vania Lines ticket offices after July. I, Excursion to Coliffftbaa, ( August 18th, excursion tickets to' Columbus frill he sold via Pennsyl­ vania Lines, Special train leaves Cedarville at 0;00 a, m. central. Round trip rate $1. August 20lh to 23rd, inclusive, ex-* ciurion tickets to Springfield will 1m sold from Waynasvllf#, Dayton, Ce- darvllfe «ml intermediate ticket sta­ tions. ‘ Y«Hd to return until Au­ gust 24th. I- baby w«wterribly sick „with the diarrhociA,” say# J* II. Doak, o f Williams, Oregon. “ We were uualde to pure him with the doctors amirt* mice, and a# a l^st resort we tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Hi- urrhoea Remedy. 1 am happy to cay it gave immediate relief and a com­ plete cure.” . For sale, by C;' M* Ridgway. -Corn at a dollar ft. bushel will make homiuyijbe chief luxury this coming winter-and put boccake into the an­ gel’s food' class. Texas comes up smiling with a big pecar^ crop, The t year "1901 may shine in productiveness after all. ' j 8100 REVAR0, $100. Thu readers of this paper wiil be: pleased to learn that there is at least One dreaded disease that science, has been able to cure in nil Hs stages, and that is Catarrh, Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a con­ stitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting direct* ly on the blood and mucus surfaces o f - the-system, therefore destroying the S foundation of the disease, and giving: the patient strength in assisting na­ ture do its work, The proprietors have so much Faith itt Its ebrativo powers, that they offer One, Hundred Hollars for any ease in- fails to cure. Baud for list o f testimonials, AddreSS, F. Jf CftMJtRV. dc Co,, Toledo, O, Sold by druggist*, 76o. Ha)Vs Family Pill* are the best, : TLfKlflert&O i TMUK inonitelUrty Adam's Restaurant land Dining Booms Corner High and Limestone street, Springfield, Ohio, —Through the months of June and July our baby was teething.and Arun­ ning off of the bowels and sickness o f; the stqmacb .”*gjiysO. P. M. Holliday, of Deming, Ind, “ His bowels would move from five’ to eight times a day. X had bottle of Chamberlain's Colie, .Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy In .the -houseand gave hime four drops in a teaapoonfnl of water audhe got better at once.)’ Sold by <1 M. Ridgway. --* “i*"wn'» l ”1 \ rt ^ ' ■ ■-a;................ - Ribbons worth 25; 35 aud 45c per yard for 15o at Hntphison & Gibney, Xenia, Ohio, • ■: —What must people want is some- thillg mild aud gentle, when In need,' o f a physic, Chamberlain’s Somach and Liver Tablets fill the bill to a dot, They are easy to. take and pleasant iff effect. For sale by C. M,-R|dgwUy, , / ’ }, v-'____ t « r-r^~ i (, > ’ i It is too late, to grow potatoes, but the farmers of*the West will raise an immense crap o f turnips, This will, also insure ti-goud supply of horserad­ ish. " ’ —The laws of health require that the bowels move once each day and one of the penalties for violating this law is piles. Keep your bowels regular by taking a dose of 'Chamberlain's Stom­ ach and Liver Tablets when necessary and you will never have that severe punishment inflicted Upon you. • Price 25 cents. For, sale by C. hi. Rjflg- way-. * . •' ' t y I , <W.‘ -u .---j , ^ ' A fhonsand railway cars are'needed to handle the peach crop in one cinVn- ■ty in southern Missouri- -■ '- 1 ’ Blue Front Stable- Leave your horses there and your rigs be kept on the inside, out oftbe rain and storm. 20 N, Fountain Avenue, Spripgfield, O, . CHATtl-ES E. Toi)X>, Prop The City Hotel, (Formerly Sherman irdns?) IS, H, HAVWOQD, Proprietor* Your Patronage and ~ — Influence Solicited, POPULAR RATH*. T h e ! " • j f' 1 J4 v * L o u is v i l le ^ Nashville Railroad Operates toe Finest Foss.enger - * Service in tf(e South, The equipment is tin lo-dattt, toe roadO.od wttooufc pnctjual. and the time the fastness. Through-trams o L _ ^Sm4 —0. O, Buck, Beirne,. Ark., says; “ I was troubled -withconstipation mi- d i l l bought-DoWitt’s Little'Early Risers, Since then have been entirely cured of my hid complaint. I recom­ mend them.” 0. M. Ridgway. Apples iu several Missouri orchards have been sold at the rate df_ $90- an acre for tills year’s crop. ' The scien­ tific apple'grower ill sure of a, profit-, able market. moji^ufiwnt CoachesaiuTDrawing- rptVm;Sleeping Cars between Chicago,1- - Cincinnati,. - •, > -. • J- Limisvillo; ■ - Evansville or St,. Louis and .Nashville Memphis, Birmingham,,, Mobile, ' New, Orleans,„' Pensacola, and* 1 Jacksonville, . - ■> . i ' \ —-If the action o f your bowels isnol. easy and regular serious Complications must bo the- final • reanlf, . DeWift’s Little,Early Risers wjll remove this danger, Bafe, pleasant and effective. 0. M. Ridgway, • -—James White. Bryantsville. Ind., nays- OeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve healed running sores ■on ' both legs. He had suffered G years. Doctors failed to help him. 'Get DeWitts. Accept no immitations. Q. M. Ridg- way, A -SilSISTEItB’GOODWORK, " “ Iln.d a severe ,attack of bilious colic, got a bottle o f Chamberiain’e Colic,Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, took twodoses and was entirely cureu,” says Rev, A. A. Power, oF Emporia, Kan. "“ My neighbor across the srteet was sick for over a woek, had two or three bottles of medicino from the’ doctor, He used them for three or lour days without relief then called in another doctor who treated’ him for some days and gave him no relief, so discharged biro. ’ I went over to sec him the next morning. He said his bowels were,in a terrible fix. That they had been running off bo . long it was almost bloody flux, I asked him If he had tried. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy apd he said, ‘No.’ I went home and brought*him oiy bottle and gave him ono dose; told him to take- another dose in fifteen or twenty minutes if he did not fill'd relief,hut he took lie more and was entirely cured.” For sale by 0. M. Ridgway. THE BEST Product o f the market and stock farm can. al­ ways be found at the Meat Store o f • Charles "Weiner. together ( M U e v e r y - thlng to beVounalu a first-class meat market, Adfso handle# the cele­ brated Swift Company’s Hams* And courteous and honest treatment goes with the above. Goods Delivered. Telephone 88. Fresh Fish and Ice Red Cross Tansy Pills TbsLadies’ Suppraiiri Mfrnstruattfti P A IN F U L lliiHilniaUaifc WNWWI n ■ IHW nw *” tgg, Araaafokndfcrtlto**. ar.FatoaaWHTOttltf \vr™ PR ICE $1.00 Bahtpostpaid on roootfft« { prtoa. Wonayr*fwnd«d if not t i w* -My,' VinfcCipchomCo., d * mo ™«, i * m . Tte line ts tts Sorft 6 . N . f t 0 , Direct to the Resorts of M i o h i g a i i , Canada, T Great Lakes DOW BOOED-THIP BATKS TO Maekinae, Petoskey. Put-ia-Bsr Mt, Clemens, Port Huron, ’ Frankfort-ou-the-Lake, “ The Boo,” Duluth, Georgian Bay Points, "Mnskoka Lakes, Toronto, Niagara Fall*. Montreal, Quelieti, ■ Yellowstone National Park, • Denver, Balt Lake City. TO. THE Buffalo - Exposition, i VIA A ll Rail Through Canada on. v ia Bake Eria Steamers. O Trains Daily W Toledo' aud De* ,* troit making ' direct connectiou with rail and steamer lines for all tourist points. •, •Through ’ Sleeper- Every Friday from Cincinnati to Mackinaw* Ly,r, Cincinnati 1:00 p, m, Ar, Mackinaw ■/a. m. Inquire o f C. H.- ft -D. represents* i lives for particulars or write 3D. G. EDVARDS. -Pass. Taf«~Mgri ; CINGIfNATl,-D. Throalt toe liistorlBand Scenic - -regions of TV»mcj«ce, A Inbarim, Miriaijsijq)!, I.ooifiifijw ond’f''lt>fi(la. :■For rtOscHpftyumattoiy tiini- nU-s and ,nmi)^ uddress „ ,C. T*. CTOJfK, Gca, Pass. Agt;. | \ bouisvill^, Iijv- Osteopathic Jlotiee. , Those wishing to'investigate O^ t eop . nt hy ; (the mod- , Cru science •of treating di- sense), should call at the’ J .' D, Williamson's Parlor, - ' Cedarville, Oh?■, on Tues- ' d a y s and F r id a y s ,, be­ tween the hours o f 8:00 n. m,, and 3 : 0 0 a. nr., (no,t later), I " will he at the above place on those days ■ at the stated hours. ■ k . Respectful1 yi - L . H, M c O auteey , 0 . O,, Xenia, Ohio. CEDARVILLE, OHIO, K CCOUNrS o f‘Merchants and. In-' dividuals solicited. Collections promptly made and. remitted. TkRAFTB on .New. .York; and Cin- cinnari spld'at lowest rates. f The cheapest' and most Convenieiit way to send money byTunil. ’ ' T OANB. made on Real Estate, Per- A-4 sopal or*Collateral Security* - William1Wildman, Pres., ‘ Seth'Wi'<8m1IK; Vic^ Pres,', Wi J Wildman, pashier, f ' ! • Daily Meat Market1 ' 13nder the above firm name,.the meat mnrkefc-of 0. W. Crouse wijl be conducted. A ll product in the meat fine will be-the best that money can buy, Which fact combined with holiest and thorough business methods i« enough assurance to the .public,, who always want the worth o f their money in every respect. . . When sending children*direct them to us; we always give then). the heit they ask for. ' ' . . Grand Conclave at LotdsvHle, Ky. TJie C, It, f t D* Ry. will sell tick cts at greatly reduced rates to Louis- villa, Ky,, and return account o f the Knights Templar Conclave, Tickets on sale August 24, 25,28, 21 and 28, good to retuiia leaving Louisville not jkfor thaffSepfcmher 16, Any fttt> 5ther partlouldra will be «he«^{fiiy given ly ' Xk dramD, G, Blwatd#, B « g e r Tw^ U ' ] b A i . t e i GOODS DELIVERED Telephone No. 74. THE RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY. Between Xenia and Dayton, Leaved Xenia: Leave Dayton: 5:00 a. m. 6:00 a. m. 0:00 7:00 7:00 8:00 - 8 : 00 9:00 9:00 . ' 1O;O0 10:00 11:00 11:00 . 12.00 Nods, 12:00Noon* 1:00 p.w, 1:00 p, w, * 2:00 2:00 3:00 3:00 4:00 4:00 5:00 5:00 0;00 6t00 . 7:00 7:00 - 8:00- 8:00 9;O0 9:00 10:00 10:00 11-00 11:00 , - T2:O0 Xenia office and waiting room Hv., 4 South Detroit 8t, Dayton *oflw and waiting room, 15 West Fifth opposite Posfoflioe. j The rnnning time between DaytriN and Xenia is one hour, passing Highlands, Smithvilla Road, ZSms man, Alpha, Trebeins and L Grove. Dayton to Xenia 17 .mild, 25cents. . ' * Every other oar eombinstlon M fteighi Sundays and Holidays ranr every half hour. ttsaai Constipation Does your EeiiJ P tsto i, M . y w e y e 8 ? B I8t«te Ifi your mouth? w S i? I I f t t ! s P l l ! » psHoih hea^isohsy iy s p p *’1 Anaringfix*. ...................