The Cedarville Herald, Volume 25, Numbers 1-26

V r 'r t igeBank- ILLK , OH IO , ,t Mcrchwui a n il* , ihutcd, , t ,olloctiiiuj. uut remitted. sew York. nod CiV at lowest rates. fi'he st convenient way ta nail. ' oa Real Rotate, IV ateral Security. * ju , Pres,, uith, Vice Pres,, WiMroan, Casbier, SEST is T .Marks obtained and all P at- ted for modchati F ees . 'osircu.a. P atent o rn ee wtstit in less time than those ingtor. ring or photo., svlth fleicrip- f patentable or hot, free of it due till patentis secured. >wto ObtainPatents,"With i UiS.and foreign countries I O W A C O . 'ICC, WASHINGTON, O, C, T rade M ark * D esiqhs COPVRIOMT* A c. shstohand dworiptionm*r >r optntoti srbother, an ypstegtaMa, Cotnmanfe*- itr«J. Bs^fhodk onPatenw teh*rj8.Jatb«,, : American. •atedweetdr. « 0OrQDyWi jSIWliWftWr™ WS EHSLISH lirAL PILLS **■ & » « * ItdST *»• *fNUMWrttt fetoe *f*#*«r#**^*£S* >»»Ue*thntHjNrttt, UOMW, CHP&lOAt. &&. w m **#f*w1.»)p» lth tSsN, ' ....................-.......... tOrfikcfi out of H c le a n I f # s * • f r i g h t ' ip e f« te . ■mlucfc uf■ the market d stock farm can »!• tys be-found a t th0 eat Store of I 'W e im e r . gather /with every, iog .to be found iii a st class xueat -market. Iso handles the ccle- ated Swift Company’s atria. And courteous d, honest treatment es with the. above. Fresh Fish, and Ice aiirant and Dining Booms ,td Limestone street, s O. ’ , , ■ . - w s s s s a ^ T = = = r » _ FO B Suppressed ■- Menstruation P A I N F U L Menstruation Ana«pRBvmtiyafcr IR2EG0XJUEXXIES. Are Safe and Reliable, Perfectly Harmless' »*: eiptof 3cd jf not as *> 4 " itiklctseattret, Co., D es Moines, Iowa. ’ 0 . M. Ridgway. XAS, AND RETURN ! Round trip . I ip Cnuft-dt-ralvVeterans’ W ill Jl'nlbs, Texas, April iiiirvillettNasIiVjJle Rnit- ?;ile «t (,'inrinriuti round .00, t of sale, April tli, lim it for return.M»f lay lntli. Double daily ironj?ii conches und Puli' 1 . Pur further informs* . Hush. Division Fasson-' vilic ifc Nashville It, It., SO YEARS* EXPERIENCE ide Music House, '74 Arcade* S P R IN G F IE L D , O . 45 East Main St„ X E N I A , O . • Car# lUarmoms 2 Factory Prices . Cash or Easy[Payments. [Special Sale This Month. Kic’e new 'Pianos 'fully war­ ranted, at exceptionally low ' prices. We furnish a stool, an elegant scarf ahd iustruc- tion hook with cash piano.^ Tne Ludw ig , iKranich & Bach ANl> . Kimball Pianos ' v - - „* ^ , .,<r, ^figures wherein the recollections of quality remains long after the price js Iforgotten. ■Gome aud see the mund Imany other bargains this mouth. ‘ Fur Catalogues aud Prices address F. B. MILLER, 74 A R C A D E . 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Poll'll '11!............ .. ........... 1.-I1.. mt-dnumi ■ t B e F o o l c d i fake the gethtln*, WfifhtOt H0CKV MOUNTAIN T.tA , Mad# boly #» Cm *; r- NEW; SILK SH IRT WAISTS. ■ " ■ f ■ ' Q U R assortment of New Silk §hirt Waist is the larg­ est and mostcomplete ever seen in this city, include inTaffeta, Lanisinne, Pean DeCyne, -Pean Deboze and India Silks, Qhina silk waists, black and white, $3 and $4. Taffeta waists, black, white and colors, at $4, $5 and $ 0 . All the new weaves of silk at $5>$6and$7 fflasb ®af$is 7 _ Two specials this week at 50c. No. 1 Percale With embroidery.insertion. . . . . . . . 50c l*o. 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. Ail weights , * 1^ . 1 * , .• * * *, * ». * *'v‘ jt 1 * (v* *■, • 5 5 ^ 0 millinery Bargains. .This week we have more than 75 trimmed hats, good styles^ to sell at $1.50 each. They would be cheap at $2 and 2.50, but price this week $1.50 Jobe Brothers & € p .. East Main St., Xenia, Ohio. YES, WR HAVE THEM Patent Kid, Patent Calf, ■ Vici kidj Velours Calf III high Shoes and Oxfords.. Fo r every foot there is a right shoe. Your shoe fa here." We make h poiut of fitting properly. We sell shoes over and over to the same people. Steady trade is the test ofta shoe store, ’We have hun­ dreds of walking advertisements around ^town, For attractive stylo and fits go to - Frazer’s 5hoe Store, XEN IA , OH IO , On July 1st We g iv e » Shetland Pony away.' Tickets with every 5 0 cent purenase. s ta t2a s $ » ! s j TH E MURPHY & BRO. COMPANY. These three words are used in connection With our Merchandise I f you use them with a proper sense of their meaning in that connection, then there Is NO room for doubt as to this being a good store for you to trade With.,................................ ...... REASONABLE: ThisConcernsOurPrices, . RELIABLE: Tin's ConcernsUnrQualities. RI0HT: ThisConcernsOurStiles, Prove what we print by a personal-investigation! I f the proof stands the.chfthccs are we’ve won you for a business friend. - Lfldixs Fancy Wash Dresses, well made, Stylis pretty % ................. ,,...$1.50 Ladies Fancy Stripe Madras VVaists ............................... 49, 98, $1,25 Ladies Stripe Gingham Waisti (<f; ....... ..........................................49, 98, $1.25 Ladies White India Litien Waists ....................*..................49 , 98, $1*25 Ladies Mercerized Petticoats (&>•> ....... ............».....98c Ladies Black and White Stripe Meacerized Petticoats .... ................... 98c ■Ladies Tailor Made Suits,'ready to wear ......................*......... . $7.50 up Ladies Tailor Made Skirts, ready.to wear ....... Sj? Dress Goods Sjjecml, lightweight seasonable goods ......50, 75, 1 1 1 Foufard Silk @......................................... .......... ......... ..............75* $1-00* ^J' 25 UNDERWTSAR-For warm weather wear, 1 - STOCKINGS—Th« good kind, the th a t wear well. Will we sed you during Vonr visit to Springfield? The Murphy & 3ro. 48, 50. 52, 54, 68 Limestone S t., Springfield, O. r ■.....• r ■ I.,7.y.«.i*—I■ iili C o # ! as* WaatUOthers to Know. i Don’t waste yout mmtey on worth- * . T*.,I imitations of Rocky Mountain, ‘T have used xJaWitt’s Little L-yly, 0 6fc t|)Cguanine fuatle only by Risers for constipation and to PK,A v®f jthe Madison Medicine Go. A great and they arc all right. I am 8 !af' j }m \iy jemedy, 85 cents. Ask your indorse them for I think When we find | drU^ !)?t> « good thing we ought to let others, know It,” writes Alfred Hem 7 A j| ^ CORRY, Quincy, III, They never grjjm or ^ x ’ distrofes. Sure safe pdle* Rhfgway. A U C T I O N E E R j Promptness^ Fairness and SatUfac* , . } tion Guaranteed. Fi.imnh» home Industry by w**»| . |^rt aviqdiMt* ivtkrviiMiliio. Golden Rule fl(WA at «aSdv6o*, i t R,^ot, "M ad Javk 'a’' Naval P rim k^ Captain' percival of tho navy, whose po rtra it has just been, p re ­ sented t o t h e navy department, died ha 1882." He was known as “Mad Jack1’ Percival because of eccentric­ ities which <?n many occasions brought him in conflict with th e na­ val authorities. .The portrait was sent by Mrs. William: Nicholson, but who she ia the department is unable to discover. Captain Percival: was pent to Mo­ rocco with his frigate to bring back a cargo of jackasses for the govern­ ment, apd in order to show his con­ tempt fo r the employment of a way vessel for such a mission on entering New Yprk barbpr he ran in all his guns and .placed the head of a jack­ ass through each port as the. 6bip sailed in. The sight of a double row of jackasses’ heads protruding from., the places where guns were looked fo r created, a sensation a t the time, and ‘‘Mad Jack” narrowly es­ caped a reprimand. Tha Inquisitive Yankee Abroad. - A curious _Americ.au arrived in London one morning recently. Here are a few of the questions he asked in the evening; Why do butchers wear blue aprons which will not show dirt, while assistants in boot shops wear immaculate white aprons? Why is footwear “boots,” while the boy who polishes them is a_ “shoe” black? Why ,is there no direct bus from London Bridge sta­ tion to ^Waterloo ? Why is the poste restanto in the largest- city of the World no t open all n igh t? Why do many women wear straw hats ir the winter? Why can’t you get breaks fa st in a restaurant within a reason­ able time a fter “sunup?” When is “sunup” anyhow ?—London Chrohi- cle. ' .WhenYou Get a Headache , dont waste a minute but go to your druggist and get 1 box of Krouse’s Headache Capsules, They , will pre­ vent pain, even though'your skull were cracked. They are harmless, too read the guarantee. Price 25c- Sold by C, M. Ridgway.- New aud fresh Confectionery a t ’ B. G. Rldgway’s. An Englishman recently asked an up-tfi;dnte American this question: “ What would you* people .in the United States do if we landed an army of 250,009 British soldiers on your shores today?” The American replied calmly; ,;“ We’d bury them tomorrow. N O T IC E . Owing to the advnnce in-the price of cattld and hogs and uot having raised the price of meat, ns has been done in other places, we ask our customers tor short settlements, as we cannot pos­ sibly indulge iii long credits. Respectfully ' . , C. W. Crouse & Son. ■ Easy to Cure a Gold if you ■go about it fight, ‘ Take two or three Krause’s Gold Cure Capsules during the day and two before retiring at night. This will insure a good uight’s rest and it.ftae movement" 6f the bowels next morning. / Continue the treatment next day and your cold will molt away. Price 25c.. Sold by C. M. Ridgway. ' Paderewski, the paince of pianists, cleared $125,000 in his three months tour of this country! yet this enor­ mous Sum would only be a day’s work ror J . Pierpont Morgan, who received 1,000,000 for three days’ ^work in, organizing a $50,000,000 company.’ Fancy dried fruits of all kinds at Gray & Go’s. FOR THE LITTLE ONES. An In stru ctiv e Collection F o r a Boy to Make. Every hoy a t some time or other of his life lias probably collected birds’ eggs, hu t a collection of wish­ bones or “merry thoughts” is unique. # Have our young readers evCr seen eueh a collection or thought of it, o r th a t there is a connection between birds’ eggs and the wishbones or the skulls of tho birds that^ laid the eggs,, and th a t i t is interesting to study the two together? One learns from them a good deal about ele­ mentary anatomy. In many muse­ ums collections of birds’ skeletons He beside the eggs. I A deal box varnished and about 15 by 18 inches and fi inches deep is a very suitable size and will hold a t least 100 eggs and as many wish­ bones. I t must be fitted -with a .... larger-eggs, arranged in rows,. marked out by wooden- partitions, with trays one above the other. I f the collection grows to-any size, a mahogany cabi-. net may he provided, and if such a case with its ivory white wishbones or skulls and eggs, systematically and neatly arranged, each with its appertaining eggs, were sent to the comity fair it would certainly carry off a premium. !s^(tWfctflrsJl»'o*4t«nr. ‘fee to* I M S m i r o f t h e ■ COURT - COMMON PLEAS, • . f ■ Lucas County, OHIO, rendered Nov. 14 , 19QLwhich is now the lawof Ohio: Hl am dearly ofthe opinion that Ariosa is withintheproviso of the statute, and that it is not unlawful to manufacture and sell it/* . G U A R A N T E E .4 ’ V t " ■' l “We guarantee our 'Ariosa* and ‘Rio' brands of Coffee to be a pure food, sound and healthful in every respect pre­ pared and marketed in strict conformity to the laws of Ohio; facts which we will maintain,, at our expense, in any suit which the Commissioner may bring against us or,any merchant 'selling the brands In question. A ll we require Is. prompt notice that prosecution has been instituted. We will do the rest.” . - ^ Lazy Liver “ I I 1 &V 0 b een trou b led a g rea t d ea l -w ith a torpid liver, which produces constipa­ tion. I found OASOARETS to bo all you claim farthom.and soouroa such relief tho Urst trial, that I purchased another supply aha was com­ pletely curoa. Xshall only be too glad to rco- immend Casoarots whonover the opportunity S a cas e i presented.” JwVSMrrn, SMOSusqudUmn* Ave„ Philadelphia, Pa, CANDY CATHARTIC „ Pleasant. Palatable, Potent. Taste Good, Do Good, Merer.BlckenvWeaken, or Grlpo.lOa, 2 iq,too. CURE CON8T IPAT ION . ... Bi.rlf.* Cm,,.7,Cklwt*.tt«>>fn,l,If.-TarV. SM Can be supplied firom McMillan's furniture house where you have a gpqd line from which to select. * . ' ‘ NO-TO-QACIutaW UabU?' Lifted With Palm, F ill a glass almost full of water and placoyour hand over it, the fin­ gers forming a righ t angle, as 6hown in the lower figure. By' quickly stretching out tho hand without removing the t palm O h a i r s 3 K ' o o 1 s <5*'*^ C o u c h e s C e n t e r T a b l e s S i d e b o a r d s B e d s t e a d s M a t t r e s s e s S p r i n g s W a s h s t a n d s D r e s s i n g S t a n d s Inspect our carpets and.compare our prices ^ with other houses. •- • • • • J. H. ilcMillan, Cedarville, O. Funeral Director Furniture Dealer. teas GreamSeparator. Has no peer in the primary essentials for cream get­ ting* Milk and water are not mixed. The water can . - !.j ■ • • - ■ St isjound, Milk can is flat—slightly ovaled at the sides to make it strong. Ample space between milk ahd .water can for ice If esssary. The “Arras*’ Cream Separator will save your wife the can lifting, skim *ming and washiug crocks twice a day* " « « C. n . CROUSE « * Cedarville, Ohio. how i f ta dome from the glass you will ere,lie an airtight spare under your hand suf­ ficient u; overcome the weight of the glass, so. that yon pa n 'lift it, j —Molher,. yes mie jiaekstpe ta.ikt a j two quart* o f baby metlh-iue. Fte directimU, There is, nothing just «a| f ood for hahk-s and ehidn-ii as Rorky j foufitaiu Ten, 85 cents .Ask jump r druggist. 1 r 'A tsT ftK * ' I tt ^ A ,1 i, ] For Xn&nts and Children, » Till M YouHats Always th* DON’TBEANASS.’ IfyoK Hra bvyltijf a pair at Who---- elotfiai roa ar« j«U a ia « f to to.the ji*iM«tx*aa| kapofatioa <af tS* maftthoiit. Toar >t«aUk M IsaocfcHst*. 1r«Iet»sc«w, n t H m W* I mt * b*4a loeatw* AttM be)air M n«td«d intj? H S - j g > th»M aharkoy-o*I VMMilt TO*W or *I iKMMww m W44M E(W*jr##. y«|r " READER . doit# for ertb-jrsIt do f-o-rto * . - yax, Writ# for M toiafoe tM p t t m . .Oi Glides Monitor” tllltiStAtoit), onO hms * N«»n*it 4t«*tt VrPlWMl -WwtlMil* MPu, D R S . K E N N E D Y A Mm K F K W e - 1i K . * O A N , Y ' V,