The Cedarville Herald, Volume 25, Numbers 1-26

imde iusie.House, 74 Arcade, SPRINGFIELD, O. 45East Main SSt., XENIA, O, * Carat Uiartrooms 2 Factory Prices. Crab or Easy Payment*. P Special Sate This Month* Nice new JPinnos fully Wat-* , rantefi, a t exceptionally low /prices. We furnish,a stool, an elegant scarf and instruc­ tion book with each piano. Tne Ludwig, Kranich & Bach A ON O Kimball Pianos . ' l' ' V t T. * + «• At figures wherein the recollections pf quality remains long after the price is forgotten, Oouie and see' tbe mand many other bargain’s this month. , For €(italogues and Prices address t . B. MILLER, 74 A R C A D E , S P R IN G F IE L D , O. Cincinnati Division. [iFennsylvartia Lines. 3 !:‘;Westward, Jefferson*' r -.(~pndon k-'.fftulntMi..... “ Selma Ced»rvllW Wllberforce •* XeuUi ... Spring VoE. ‘* Koxanna.... « X»ja«rill,,„„ »*■ OrcgonlR.._,< Pt.. A ncient" Morrow...... “ Bo.Lebnnon “ L o v e l a n d " Milford Batavia J r . 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B I % wi 7 , ■ At Spahr’s <a SpringandSummerOpening _ , ( ) F , ----- Dry Goods, Dress Goods and Notions. Olir Stock is now completewith ^ a $20,000 stock to select from. I J,(|l 1|I IMl .'II y.J.gl ,|,|!„ ,||M ^„„ • New Creations in Dress Goods ' Tlie most complete stock of black goods in Greene County and up tfi any city stock. . New Oanvcs cloth, Cheviots. Pebble Cheviots, Panama White, MelroBe, Silkaline, FrCncfi Suitings," Venetian Broad Cloth and the new Thin .Goods, all at popular prices—50c per * yard up. A new and completeline of Ladies ' • j - Muslin Underwear—a delayed shipment but » it has paid you to wait. Ladies’ Corset Covers.......................; .......... . 10c. Ladies’ Corset Covers, lace trimmed...,.......................... ..........15e Muslin Drawers........ ......................................................„..,19c up Muslin S k irts............. ...............„..,.......,.4f?c up Dublin Gowns.......i..,.’............ ......... ............................,48c up 10 yds Lonsdale Musiln,.......................:«.* .......... ,„ „ . ‘,..-..79c 10 yds good White Scrim for Curtains.. ............... ........ ..490 Ked Table Damask "per y d ....,:.,l.,............... ........... . ...15c Good Apron. Gingham per;yd..,.|........ .................................."..5c New Dress Ginghams per y d ,.,,.................................. to 12£ BUSINESS IS GOOD. We notice from time to time state­ ment* iu regard to the number, of pieces of mail handled on different routes over the county, and from what we have observed the three routes from this place are equal if not great­ e r in the. amount of business. During the month of March there were 14672 pieces of mail handled through this postoffice for tbe routes only, Houle number one handled 5279j number two, 4311; number three 5082. BARN WAS SAVED, There was an excitiug ’time for a while Tuesday afternoon on the farm of D , S, Collin, b who resides three miles east of town on the Columbus pike, A well was being drilled and during the high wind sparks blew from the enginei to the straw rick which was some little distance •away. Iu a few moments-the rick was a mass of flames, and it seemed apparent that the barn must burn, but by tbe as­ sistance of the neighbors, who' were summoned by telephone, the barn was saved. __________. SUNDAY EXCURSIONTO CINCINNATI April 27th, excursion tickets to Cincinnati will be sold via Pennsyl­ vania Lines, good going on train eaving Cedarville a t 9:00 a. m., cen­ tral time. Round trip rate $1,25.. First Base Ball Game of the season letween the Reds and Cardinals. Pure well settled Linseed Oil is used in making the Lawrence Paints Bold jy J . H , Wolford. The’largest and most complete line of Shirt Waists we have ever shown, A good Percal Waist -for Embroidered Trimmed Waist,'the best „ Bilk Gingham Waists New Silk Waists 50c $ 1.00 $ 2.00 $3.75 Russian Crash per "yard Heavy, one yd, wide Muslin All best Priuts per yd India Linen per yd Fancy Cord Wash Goods pew yd •- / Dont pay too much for your Dress Goods, but take a day off and visit our store and see what we are doing for you, When you buy at Spahr’s 5 it’s rjght. XENIA, OHIO. .50 Gloria Silver and Pearl Handle Umbrellas ............... . 98c . /, • • ' - rnUtm B A D B L O O D “ CASCAKETS do »n cJMmea n r than *tid *r« * truly wondtrful mofllolne, I b»re often wl*b*d lo r* nedloln* pl«***nt to t*k*modBtlMt h*T8 fottod it la CMosrot*. Blooo uklo* them, my blood bm been pnriaed knd my oomDleklon.hM1m- CANDY CATHARTIC * ^ B B t o c a i M t e TRAOIMMK XmiWIO lUhJ*. Potent, TMte.Qood. Jio lever Slofcetuweaken,or Qrlt>*.Wo.35o,Bo. ... CURE C 0N 8T IPA T 1 0N . ... Mtrifot ItoortlyCtoeeey,Womlolrwli iw <«riuSit NO-TO-BAC 5x ~Tr ex t*H 8M II sl II !tflEDFpitD ’S1 ILACKDMUfiHTI THE imiffilNiU/ MEDICIN] * A NdW «aiapl«rioo, dlstmoM,* hiliotumeM and * coated tongue lure common indications of lnr«f andkidneydi»e«8«s. Stomach'tod bowel trouble*, rttcre,as they are* give immediate warning by pain , , but liver and kidney troubles* though lees painful a t thestmt, aro nmoh harder to our*, Thsdford’a Blade-Draught never tail* to bene- fitditrtrtd AverandwwdtwwJkid­ neys. I t stirs up tbs te p id nvef to throw off th« gann* ct f e t e and Draught tbourtmd* of peraomrijaw await immune in the mfdRfcor yet* low fever. MeayfrtniHee lira m maay esmtedfi oelle of a doctor* I (MViMrtdThwJerJ* lerBweeyeei* imeinevenet I f Tiio Ciucinnuti Enquirer will thin year give away $97,900 iu prizes for the nearest correct guess on the vote f<>£Secretary of QtatCv^The Enquirer Company conducted such a contest last fall on Governor and gave away $56,000, This year prizes range from $5 to $12,000 each. 200 Boxes New "Stationery, direct from manufacturer, a t B, G. Ridg- way’s. Spring will soon' be here, and then perhaps you will Want some Harness* dollars, Curry Uombe and Brushes* Halters and many other articles per­ taining to a -harness shop, and when you want (hose things remember you catt get them of me a t lowest prices, dpccial prices to cash customers, Dorn* the harness nan . —White Paint—Lead and Z i n c - Lawreuce—try it Sold by J . H» \Volford. Our millers are now turning out an uxceiient grade of flour. They are putting a ticket iu each sack .placed on the market, aud by preserving a qertain number either a set of silver teaspoons, tablespoons Or knives and mrks can lie procured. This silver­ ware is handsome and it will pay our readers to patronize Bullenbergef Bros, by using Golden Itule Flour, —Fofi S ale : T wo Fresh cows. In quire ot R . J . Fowler, on Columbus pike, 4ear East Point Reboot House. **i”inmy lemons and oranges at • Gray & Co.’s, *A t Maple Leaf Farm,South Chariot- ton, is * pair of twin’ liTKas,' pertectlf matched. They Were foaled April 18th, the dttiu being “ Arab G irl/ now twenty years old, The fillies are perhajai the only pair of standard bred twins living m the world, and many are calling daily to see them. Fine Toilet Boap* a t low prises, B, G. lildgway t • - t | ,t1- ' * OLlN A. ’DOBBINS, ATW>RHttT*AT-l*A-W. Dwato, Mitatfigrt Atotnfcta wish W. J*. <h*mm cwo»m Berth . Epworth Heights will this year be open to Sabbath-sshool picnics. A more tlesirable place could not be ound in the vicinity of Cincinnati. Beautifully situated and easy of ac­ cess, boating, bathing, fishing, and outdoor games together with build­ ings for shelter make the place an Ideal one for such gatherings. The Pennsylvania and B. & O. lines have made the rate 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children round trip from Cincinnati, or $50 for special train, cars sufficient for the occasion. E x ­ cursion rates secured from any point on these lines. The Association will make a charge of- $5 for each picnic company applying for tbe use of the grounds. . This will ,entitle them to the frqe use of. wafer, swings, etc. For dates write E . S. Gaddis, Love­ land, Ohio. ASpring Tonic, Everybody needs a tonic in the spring, A t this time the system craves a tonic. I t is.housecleaning time for your body. Liclity’s Celery Nerve Compound will tone up your nerves* blood, kidneys and liver and fill you with health and energy. Sold by O. M. Ridgway. , Maple Leaf Farm, South Chariesion* Ohio. Maple Leaf Farm k maiqtaUiiag it# reputation as the home of fine horses, as Mr. Sprague has, lately added to his stable another fine bay 8-year-old Wilkes and Electioneer stallion? bred a t Woodburn farm,.Lexington, Ky, His farm isTanforan 32814 (standard and registered), sired by Expedition 2;15f, son nf Electioneer out ofXady Russell, dam of five; next dam Miss Russell, dam of seven including Maud 8. 2:08$, Nutwood 2 :38 | sire of 165 and grandsire o f 877. The dam of Tanforan is Tanta Buona, trotting record 2:20}, by King Wilkes 2;22J> son of George Wilkes 2:22,'she of 8 3 : and grandsire of 2573 from 2;00£ to ,2:30. Second dam Debutante, dam of two in 2;20J, by Bellraont, sire of Nutwood 2:18f, . Third dam Dahlia, dam of three in the list and granddam of 12, by Pilot J r . Fourth dam Madam Dudley, grnuddara of 15 in the list and of 15 sires and 11 dams of speed. This colt is an extra fine individual,- just brokeu, hut has a nice way of going and should learn to trot fast. Tajnforan, with Axius 28396, Col. Coit 34111-and Black Dandy (the draft horse) gives Maple Leaf- Farip four of the best stallions to be found in any barn in the state. Axius is a bay, 16 hands and weighs 1200 lbs. Sired by the great Axtell 3-year-old record 2; 12; dam Typhoon 2:28 (trotting) by Lord Russell, full brother to Maud 8. 2:08$-. Second dam Storm 2:26$ (trotting) the dam of three iu the list.; Third dam Green Mountain Maid, dam of nine and granddam of 40 in the list, also the dam of Electioneer, sire of 165 and grandsire of 1045. from 2:03J to 2;30. Col. Coit is a chestnut, 15J hands (pacer), sired by Alntus 2:17J, sire of Alice J . 2:09^. etc. Dam Arab Girl, dam of Bessie Bonehill 2:05| and four others with records and trials better. than 2:30. Second dam Saieda Ba­ shaw by Bashaw J r. Third dam 8ai- eda (imported). This is a naturally very fast colt and is expected to pace a mitaTn 2:12 or better this fall. I f you want a pacer, breed to Col. Coit. Black Dandy is a perfect type of a French Pereheron draft horse, 16£ hands1, weight ,1700 lbs; black with star in forehead, short legs, eiegant head and neck, good bone, short back, rine disposition and/splendid action, and his colts are Showing him to be one of the best breeders ever in this section; is registered both in France and America. ’ Breeders requested to Call ~at tbe farm and see the above horses. For fuller ‘ description, breeding, terms, etc., see large posters, or address D. A. Sprague, South Charleston, O.* for circulars. What a Woman’s Smite Will Buy, Love, said the youth. Position, said the shrewd observer. Heaven, said (he poet, A Spring bonnet, snid the husband* Dross, said the cynic. Champagne, said the chappie. Compliments, said the social leader. Fame, said the theatrical manager* Luck; said the gambler. Men’s souls, .raid the-extremists Anything I want, said the woman herself* May Smart Set, The Best Cold Cure. Is one you Can take without inferrup tion to business. One that dues not affect the head or hearing like the con­ tinued use of quinine. One that cim s speedily and leaves you feeling fresh and clear-headed. Such a one is Krause’s Cold Cure Price 25c. Sold by C. M Ridgway* Rome* Even the guidebooks warn stran­ gers to avoid exposure to the sun and night air it) Rome and discuss Roman fever as a unique disease* but the doctors say tha t it is noth­ ing more than typho malarial fever and was always due to bad water* bad plumbing or insufficient drain­ age. I n 1870, the death rate o f Rome exceeded that of Bombay, Today i t is the smallest in Europe with the exception of Stockholm, Christia­ nia, Copenhagen and some of the northern cities. Wields a Sharp Ax, Millions marvel at the multitude of maladies cut off by Dr. King’s New JJfh -P iH s-The -must .distrmifig too. Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles— Dpspejwifl, Loss of Appetite,^Jaun­ dice, Biliousness, Fever, Malaria,j all fall before these wonder workers. 25c a t Ridgway A Co,’a drug store. I five and let my brethren live With all that’sgood with me. Unto the poor, some cash I give, Tlie balance I give Rocky Moon tain Tea. Ask your druggist* , —F or R«sw—Best oflloe room in Cedarville— ovm *Hitchcock’s billiard roem. t * Ohew. , Snips'the Cough And Works off' the Cold. Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets mire a cold I n erne day. No Cure, No Pay, Price 2ft cents. “ A neighbor ran in with a bot­ tle of Ciliambcrlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rcpiedy when my son Was suffering with severe cramps and was given up as beyond hope by my regular physician* who stands high in his profeseioh. After administering three doses of it. my sou regained consciousness and recovered entirely within twenty four hours," says Mrs. Mary Haller, of Mt. Crawford, Va« This remedy is for rale by <>. M. llidgway. Druggist, NEW SILK SHIRT WAISTS. ( ■ , 0 ■ . • • • • A U R assortment of New Silk Shirt Waist is the larg- V * est and most complete ever seen in this city, includ­ ing all styles in Taffeta, Lanisinne, Pean DeCyne, Pean DeSoie and India Silks* China silk waists, black and white, $3 and $4, Taffeta waists, black, white and colors, at $4, $5 and $6. All the new weaves of silk at $5, $6 and $7 • ; — m$b mai$t$ Two specials ibis week at 50c. No. 1 Percale with embroidery insertion, * .................. 50c No. Gingham shirt waists, well made, . , 50c “Pony” stockings For boys and girls. This Pony stockings .stands for wear. There is no stocking make that' will wear equal to it. Two weights each for boys, and girls from the finest to the heaviest. All weights .*■ ■ -i- • ' « : * , rf - c. • v- 4 ,' .« millinery Bargains. This week we have more than 75 trimmed hats, good styles, to sell a t .$1,50 pach. They would, be cheap at $2 and 2.50, but price this week $1.56 Jobe Brothers &Co., East Main St., Xenia, Ohio. Can be supplied from-'McMillan’s furniture house where you have a good line from which to select. To Care a Cold In One Ray* Take Ltxative Sromo Quinine Tab cts. AH druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E . W. Grove’s signature is oft each box. 25c. Spring time is the time to use Rocky Mountain Tec, Keeps you well nil summer, Great spring life reneWer. 35 cts, Ask your druggist. Fancy dried fruits of all kinds at Gray & Go’#. f r t w t * * t i «fga»tere ts da etety box q! the genuine fixative Bromo-QuinineT»Het» be ranedv that w w * ® ceM ta Uejr D o n ’ t B e F o o L f e b i Tak# the genuine, erlgleat ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA Made only fcyMedleen ftt* nine Cn., M tarti. Wlf. ke^M yea well.* OW t r i .. mark cat m ^WK^rptKrteaff* Price*-is cenia. NavarjifiM ____ la bulk. Accept n« aaMU> •He«mNM4t*et*«e tate. A*k yeur drarriet. Your Tongue' I( it’s coated, your stomach is bad, your liver is out of order. Ayer’s .Pills will cleap your tongue* cure your dys­ pepsia*make your liver right. Easy to take, easy tooperate. AWdrajfUiy. nnrS«r rlrhMsrltt ’fltm BUCKDtfiHAM’S O Y E k tS R™ C h a iv s R o c k e r s C o u ch es C e n t e r T a b l e s S id e b oa r d s B e d s t e a d s X M D B k ttx r e& s e s » 4' ..■ ^ S p r i n g s W as h s t an d s Dr e s s in g St a nds Inspect our carpets and compare our prices with other houses. • • • • • J. H. flcMillan, Cedarville, O. Funeral Director . Furniture Dealer. Jims Gream Sepafatof. Has no peer in the primary essentials for cream get­ ting- Milk and water are not mixed. The water can is round. Milk can is flat—slightly ovated at the sides to make it strong. Ample space between milk and water can for ice if nec* esssary. The “Arras” Cream Separator w ill •save your wife the can lifting* Skim ming and washing crocks twice a day. « » c. n. crouse • • Cedarville, Ohio* K & K K & K K & K ,#K & K K & H K & K D r s .K E N N E D Y & k e r c a n I t o * ™ U - { ^ T T S S - * *— Ijnr-Me N« ibm « m *4 wlthettl WrHIea Cotmsi, Cwree Owtraarted. Thoweande<lf yoU s»u4 XtfcMta-i to a prewaten rmvcthrewhMxlyKMMor---- - , _ Andereoa wxe s n s ii the vietba*, JHrt vrt» m m st, I* Mtlearned) Irte ld fe « n ti« y CfiTivo vi l*aa » t U'b*Wl, 'A yjtrieiMleirpucrti no aniWUoe, i & ? S t§ S } S UR ow r' i art tmyoiee. xuUtemwcrrtlhMI -“toriwet SiicWiy* n tae ceeat ^ r ^ pay n /W m mat mm m w m tw DRS. KERNeDT S KERfiM " M S T g'saa^ a iiMftiiWBi Subscribe for The Herald, w ■. | ■ ' $i.oo a 4