The Cedarville Herald, Volume 25, Numbers 1-26
# K i», * l ? ^ e \ \ e v i \ l A . , *’ $ t m a x m % -~9anr;»k& k U T T L E W i B S S B •It* n f Czrr.lcxJ #*ybtj§ Front Mouth* cf MaStn, m Tbg i-!a»|f #tC s wsty b»dfc tij fit tfcwo ,*3 while eatriby atjd Ica> j»f»pi!*r9 Js»* gr&fm to be [sk iw ly ^ARUf SLX&» * &Uttxm4f>r*m$*t»r, i raste r tkps&taft wsili vtmtosot usage,- Lteilc ElEJW—^My fatfer Iresj* * Ic r J o f m x n t <!»ie *evm! Mi€Ja;fte . . . * FR IDAY , M A X W> m s . , f . _ _ _ t i^ctszzQ ar I a fe^tKqg. . • .1 fcsvp $*«t rasd-?to vw? Is nltfcwgh S, F5 lt*6 liro rjss~Jlo !ji^al% S iO !a* 'Jj^ !3 fog Jtv ffcs , origins! ifctofi?* fla g . l o 'a t F f f e a o a lf c .B ^ U b e p b r a ® .! ^ %es» cfeisgeS #«♦**£|ht» la-ibe rear a s# m 0ea#t3r %T& tm$x o f Rfetote letefid I 5’StoPvett y fan f *tovte» fa the upper | i ta w f a e r t f t ia o itiapal C?o»£«s* ^ a p a t a s t o a t i s w h ^ e r a H5y§ria»3f wvp&tofo • 'stared off, ajjd I stapjfossPRLave to •wear them tew,** •■ . jSesrP m th irn t® little Sais- jfflk y h a za 4<?lpt!jes ore o il ioa3e «roi j of Ms l a t t e r ’s o i l fajes* js s c h to Lis Tk& Mate entsmotogfet of New Jer- tey teakstarted on tel* war against tfce jucgQjtltwe*, Ttee fifty o f Elizabeth iw» the benefit* of his first efforts. Tto# are .fifty American school fiee^ fftF o rto -B fe e wltb's total a t ieadanee o f 1309. The people are ^ « ^ d an g ly snx% fi to leara trad there are no traan t tst penalties needed. A firm in Massachusetts Is making ' the medals tor the Eng lteb^ ronsfion exercises. Aeeotfitog to the Bolden newspapers which /leery the “Atueri- c,2n invasion" this is adding insult to . tojnry* _ ; , , ' John Plerpont Morgan, George, Gould and Cornelias Vanderbilt hare .been elected to membership in the ' International Numismatic -Society. It- Is tenpwn that they are successful coin collectors. China is taking her place in civili* zatloa if the official reports of the finormons increase in the postal ser vice counts for scything. Mail ex pansion is a good sign, and one of the ' inost notable oikjs in this conntry#aJeO a t the present time. **A neighbor ran in with a hot* _ tie 1 of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and .DSarrhcea Remedy when ray son was Suffering with severe cramps and wafrgiven op as beyond hope by. mv regular physician, who stands high in his profession, After administering three doses of it. ray, eon regained - ’eonseiousHes? and recovered entirely within twenty four hours,” says Mrs. ', Mary Haller, of M l Crawford, Va. This remedy is for sale by M. Itidgway: Druggist. • ;..',,"A—A. ' ■' ,- ’ ,. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. A t Toledo the White Star Cine - -Steamer® connect with (Belt Line)i ' Manufacturers B , K Cam are placed | sc Company's. Warehouse, mating a transfer of about 50 ft. car to boat; Steamers leave wharf 9:15 a.m. daily, ' arrive jDetroit 1:35 p’,m.; Star Island, , Algonad, Marine C ity /S t. Clairv'Port Huron and other points in Southern ' Michigan afternoon of same day. Low rates. Prompt service, J . W. CONRAD General Agent, Toledo, Ohio. Dangerous if Neglected. JBurns, cuts and other wounds often fail to heal properly if neglected and become troublesome sores. DeWitt’s i Witch Hazel Salve prevents such con sequences, Even where delay has sg- S avoted the injury DeWitt’s Witch azel Salve effects a cure. “I had a running sore <mmy leg thirty years,” says H . G, Hartly, Yankeetown, Ind. •'Alter using many remedies I tried BeW itt’s Witch Hazel Salve. A few oboxes healed the sore.” Cures all ° skin diseases. Piles lyield to if a t once Beware of counterfeits, C. M. Ridg- way, r: sfMarai35a>*’ askefi a liftle floefer year-old xmss, *% papa's picture tor»P f<3Sbl that X fecdw. of, dear/*'’ x - pUed .the mother- “Why did you ask?" '‘Because,” mmexmL the little one, “this morning he said, ‘Dam m j pie- tnreP” , __ _ ' Little Margie’s father is a sales-* man for a baking powder fins, and one evening while repeating her prayfers before retiring she astonish- ,ed her mother by adding, “And please* Lord, make me pare, like the baking powder papa sells.” Aunt Mary .—No wonder you are not ieelmg -well, Harry. You ate a lot J couldn't ea t 'cause I bad no room fo r if that makes me .eiekJ— Chicago News, An Object Lesson. ■ TH E NEW BTEEL STEAMER GREYHOUND W IL L LEAVE TOLEDO DA ILY , COMMENC ING JU N E 2 1 —CAPACITY 3000, ' The national administration is to be commended for 'the prompt way in which it has decided to lay bars the violation of the law by the beef trust and to apply such remedies as can be Sectired by the courts. Blood. We liveby ourbloo ,and on 5 it We thrive or starve, as ourblood is rich orpoor* There is nothingelse to live on or by. When strength is full and, Merits high, we are being tb f -shkd, bonemuscleandbrain, in body and mind, with cdn- t'tiual Howof rich blood, This is health,, . , When weak, in low spirits, no cheer, no spring, when rest is not rest and sleep is not sleep,wearestarved}ourblood Is poor,; there is little nutri ment in it. ihiek of the blood, is food, Jo keep thebloodrich. When it fails, take Scott’s Emulsion of t ’< x.i Liver Oil. It sets the whole body goingagain—maft woman and child, ..JO-■*<fe*#* rm Ifkkit, j nHMf i w MwalcL wiM ritptWgft. m u r n tto m m * , o hm m HMifr m w tw h “What is the shape of the earth V’ “Round, sir.” “ Like what ?” “You, s ir /’ __ V/ary. “No/* said Miss Cayenne, “I could not think of marrying him.” “ Why no t V’ “He is a dentist.” “Dentistry is a very'lucrative and highly esteemed profession-” .“Yes, hu t be would have the right to insist on filling nay teeth. Fancy giving any.one Such a deadly advan tage in an argument!”—Washing ton Star- ■ ' There Are, Many Such.1 Mann Hatton — Your man has quite a reputation as wit. Penn—Yes. You see, he always manages to have himself interview ed by a bright reporter.—Pbiladel-* phia Press. Low Fare Excursions to Cincinnati.' Good for Rheumatism, Last fall I was taken with a severe attack o f muscular rheumatism which caused me great pain and annoyance After ttying several prescriptions and rheumatic cures, I decided to use Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, which I had seen advertised in' the South Jer- seynian. After two applications of this remedy I was much heifer, and after using one bottle, was completely cured.—Sfific Harris, Salctu, N. J . For sale by G. M, Ridgway, Drug* gbL j _ * „LlfrT OF LETTERS. L ist o f letters remaining uncalled for in the Cedarville postofiice for the month ending 5IAy Jfj, 1002, List No, , 20 . •lories, Luln ■ ; Vom Dyre, Adda Wilson, Mrs, Mary . Warner, Anm Mrs. T N, lAmiOX, P *M, liken drowningMan, “ Five years ago ft disease the doc- tors Colled dyspepsia took such a hold on me tha t I could scarcely go," writes Geo, 8. Marsh, well known attorney of Nocbfta, Tex, *T took quiuttitiea' o f pepsin an other medicines hut nothing limped me* As a drowning man grabs a t a straw I grabbed a t K M I icit ah improvement at once and after a few bottles am, sound and well/’ Kodol is the only prepa ration which exactly reproduces the natural digestive juices and eonse*, quently is the only one which digests' any good food and cures any form of atotfutok trouble. O M Ridgway. Me d<#wn/' Gver^tBullsHn the|' any ♦•’Dig .tI‘5Wis she flee cju I take it easy.” The railroad pjrt if, “Break- off two lengths and take * steeper.” Bn* oh'tf says, “Please retire and be seated” In South Cbarleftoc they eyt it short and ray, “Back tip and squat/1 with the accent, on-the last word. Down Booppote township Posey county, Indiana, they say, “Hike it back to the pawpawpatch.” —Exchange. To Care a CoMla OneDay. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab eis. All druggists refund the money if i t fails -to cure. E . W. Grove’s .signature is on each box. 25c- - ' Don’t Start Wrong. Dont start ibe summer with a ling ering cough or cold. We all. know what a “summer'colcT' is. I t ’s ibe hardest kind to cure. .Often it “ hangs 011 ” through, the entire season. Take it in ham! right now. A few doses of One Min ate Gough / Cure will set you right. Sure cure lor coughs, colds, croup, grip, bronchitis, all throat and lung troubles. Absolutely safe. Act® a t once Children like it “ One Min ute Cough Cure is the best cough med icine I ever used,” says J H BowJeSj Grovetnn, N H. “ I never found anything else that acted so safely and » 0 M Ridgway. .. r Does It Pay to Buy Cheap? A cheap remedy tor coughs and colds is ail right, but you want some thing that will relieve and _cure the more severe and dangerous results of throat and lung troubles.. What shall you da? Go to a warmer a*-d more reg ular climate? Yes, i f possible; if not possible tor' you, then -in either case- take the ojtjus remedy that has been Introduced in all civilized countries with success iu severe throat and iuug troubles, “ Boschee’s German Syrup.” It not only heals and stimulates the tissues to destroy the germ disease, but allays infiammatiou, causes- easy ex pectoration, gives a good night’s rest, and cures the patient. Try one bot tle. Recommended many years by all druggists.in the world. J&et Green’s Prize Almanac. Ridgway & Co. WDiONft LAKE, 'May I4lh, 15tb, 16tb and 17th, ex cursion tickets to Cimcinnati, account May Music Festival, will .be, sold at one and one-third firsf-clnsa limited fare for the round trip via Penhsyl Vania Lines. Bee Ticket Agent ”of Pennsylvania Lines. - ^_; 1 _____^ _ , * 4 ' Strange 83 it may eCein, some of the persons who want great distribu-. ting reservoirs o f water for irrigation are opposed to stored up reservoirs of creative wealth ready to flow into the, channels of human achievements to stimulate industrial growth. Indiana’s Famous Summer Resort. tVinorio Lake. IcA, the pretty summer resort on .the Pennsylvania Lines in-North- era .IndianaflUbnis rest, recreation, enter tainment;- amid delightful surroundings for jwrsonndesiring to enjoy vacation out ings. Ti is resort is the site OfWinona As sembly and Siinmicr Scliool, and isannally visited'Jby many persons who are strength ened in mind by tke excellent facilities for educational work, and invigorate. In body by the hr-altb giving influences for wliieh Winona Lake is famous, On May !5th, tlife Opening Day of the Season of 1092, excursion' tickets to Winona Lakewill boon sale viaPt-nnsylvania Lines.; They may be obtained from May 15th to September 18th, Inclusive* li'or particular information on the sub ject of rate and time of trams, apply to TicketAgents of the Pennsylvania Lines,'Or to i \ V ak D osbv , Chief Assistant General Passenger Agent, PiUsbnnr.- Pa, informa tion about attractions at Winona Lake, en tertainments. tlio Summer School sessions, etc,, will be furnished in reply to inquiries addressed to M r . (\ &, D ick tv, Secretary, Winona Lake, Ind, CASTORIA T h e K in d Yoi* H * v e A lm iy s Boctglito a » a vrlsldfi Itaa free*. ! in u s e f o r o v e r SO y e a rs , h a s born© t h e slgn& tn re <£ and. h a s b e e n r o a d e u n d e r h i s pe»* - so n a l su p e rv is io n s in c e i t s in&npy . ------ » A llow n o o n e t o dece ive y o n In th is . A ll C o u n te rfe its , Im ita tio n s a n d “ Jnsfc-as-good” a r e but? - E x p e r im e n ts t h a t tr if le w i t h a n d e n d a n g e r t h e h e a lt h o£ In fa n ta a n d ChHdrcn—E x p e rie n c e a g a in s t E x p e r im e n t What is CASTORiA C a s to ria Is a h a rm le s s s u b s titu te f o r C a sto r O il, Par© - g o ric , D ro p s a n d S o o th in g S y rup s . I t Is P le a s a n t. I t c o n ta in s n e it h e r O p ium , M o rp h in e n o r o t h e r N a rc o tic su b s tan c e . I t s a g e Is I ts g u a r a n te e . I t d e s tro y s .W o rm n a n d a llays F e v e rish n e ss . I t c u r e s D ia rrh o e a a n d W in d Colic. I t re liev e s T e e th in g 1T roub le s, c u re s C on stip a tion a n d F la tu le n c y . I t a s s im ila te s t h e F o o d , r e g u la te s t h e S tom ach a n d B ow e ls , g iv in g h e a lth y a n d n a tu r a l sleep . T h e C h ild ren ’s F a n a e e a—T h e M o th e r’s F r ie n d . GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of ;-A Caxsfoi 1 ... ■ ’ jBuyer. _ • .. }.- IlL isM&MWM j l i ; BattiM *f K i . j. Me*tsdeceptive. Unless ' . r e . ® B n w tell wiatf05i*e getting until 50a tove it^rvefi s?»d ptrtMly We know jpeata- iYe'seteetstoric wltif * view to hsviug.tfae beet meats. We know tow to select stoefc' stud there- fo.e have meats yon may depend upan—meats that wifi ^ease you- / ‘&T«A ! t ' I I A G lD rN L S d M '.xZ sib UAU eljvrjsste v A k h e i. ■ n:^l<b csA X55u5ii*;.,j; " '• * T B e a New Ycrlk m l Ctt, I * ' f » j ! s # i at E wce S rs-its, *ib% | cheapest acAnmsi msveslmi, m r ty I ^ E d money 2syrpa3. ) | T OAKS t.a Real Es^fe, pc. I * * a>nol m i%itotem! f$eearJtv, * * In Use For Over 3 0 Years. t m i ccHT.uit oo»wu«v, rt unuiuutv «rsxrr. s » vo*R cm. ...H o t W e a t h e r f a b r i c s . . . t t i -AT------ - ' ■ 5 HUTCHISON 8s GBBKEY’S. t Our Plate Gia5tJ Show Cases Display V, alsts, -4 Collars, Ties—'All Naw Cesigns. MATrjfNG—The Twine Chain Carpet Patterns, very choice. Over 10,(500 yds received' this season—- 10 c up. WINDOW TRIMMINGS—Arabian Cable Warp, Swiss Calais, 5 - Rrnsseils, etc., etc. PORTEIRES—Ail colors 98c up. HOSIERY—Black Cat, great wearers, great sellers, 15 cent quality 6 v very popular. ■■•■ J MUSLIN UNDERWEAR—Not made in sweatshop?, Defeuder ^ ■Brand. ' . . ■■■ . ■ \ ■ . d r e s s ? P J 3! g o o d s a "GOODS DEL IVERED Telephone No, 7*1. SSf'Frefeb Fieb Always on Hand. C. E, TODD, Utrery, FeedandCoach Stable. ' 22 and 24 North Limestone S t , Phone, Main 737, - Springfield. O, ' ‘•■Service-Besomed ’ SEASOS li» 2 ■ ' ’ FLORIDA - LIMITED WA Lofiisviile. & feshrille, Railroad ’ ' . — TO— ; v JACKSONVILE and I tVsliaam Wililmaa, Pres.,1 f • Bsih Wr»Sssib* Vice Pres., W. 0 'WiMccac, Ccibfer, B BEST ■P'txi&mt H ibe ‘market and stoe1: feru ca» eb , , way^ be .foantl at tie MeatStore of d ia r ie s "WeimoL •* -■* ■ ' .-v.»• together with, every- , thing to be foam! in » .first-class meat market Aten bandies 'the eeie- - brated Swift Compauyg -, “ i ^ • Itoms. And cnarteaus- .. .' and bonefet treatmeat - "•' goeswith tbq above. ' Goods Delivered. ' • ' Telephone oil ’ Freeh Fish and Ice ST. MSTINE J t ASn ALL POINTS IN F L O A I D A 1T"nT . , A DAILY S0UD TBAtS Tbroagi Cpsckev, Thtwizg Etfea fifeemrs aid -Dlain Car* S t e a m - H e a t P i n t c l i G a s Fastest and FinestSeniteSonili. For tiine tables, maps, rates and .Sleeping Ca “eser- vation, address - C. J j . STONE, Gen. Pass. Agt. Louisville, Ky. FaacyHorse ' ‘ ill , W Dimities Organdies, Mulls, Chiffonelle, ^ Linens, Silk .Ginghams, Lawn, Mercerized V Gingham, Kfntki Silk, Taffeta. Pe.au De Sane,. » l Shoeing1. etc , etc. t § A lb "50 .'W BUY ONLY OF , H U T O l I I f i S O N A c G I B I V K Y . r ■ t M i s s t d a M . S n y d e r , T reasurer of lh« Brooklyn O u t Cn<l A rt Cluh, "If women would p»y mortaiUatlon to thetr health wewould fuve more happy v/tves, mother* and daughter*, and it they Would observe remit* they would find that the doctor*’ prescription* do not perform the many cure* they an jivtn credit for. "In eonmliin* with mycfoiuelit he ad vised McEIree’awine of Ctrdul and Thed- [ord'»Black-Draught, and to I took It and have everyreaion to thank him for a new life openedup to miwith restored health, andHonlytookthree month* tocureme," Wine,of Cardui isaregulatorof the menatraal functions and is a most as tonishing tonic for.women. I t cutes scanty, Suppressed, toofrequent, irreg ular and painful menstruation, falling Ofthe Womb, whites and flooding. It is helpful /when approaching woman hood, during pregnancy, After child birth and in change of Lfe, It De- qucntly brings tt dear baby to homes that hate Men barren for years. A11 druggists havo $1.00 bottle* p£ Wind of Cardm. WlNEo'CARDUl SUlthlVAR THE HATTER Has more Stylish Hats Thau si! other stores combined., 27 Limestone St,, KPMNOFIBM), m OHIO 3 1 n e k H a w l c 3 © e l f I s l i m d S m t l l o w e r THE OHIO CULTIVATOR THE ACME CULTIVATOR \. The Farmers Delight, Wagons & Buggies p Pajnt Your House With PfiTTON’S SUN PROOF PUNT ...KERR 8s HASTINGS BROS.. Holds up a Congressman. “ A t ihe end of the campaign,” writes Chump Clark, Missouri’s baill- iaiit congressman, ‘'from overwork, nervous tension, loss of sleep 'itid coil slant speaking I had nbot/v utterly catapsed. I t seemed that all the or gans in my body was out of order,biif three bottles of Electric bitters made me all right. * I t’s the beet nll-foUnd medicine ever sold . over a ‘ druggist’s counter.” Over worked, run down men and weak,, tid ily women gain splendid health and vitality from Electric Bitters Try theta,” Only 50c. GrAran teed by Ridgway & Co. [ Reveals a Great Secret. i I t is often asked bow such startling ;cures; that puztle ihe best physicians, ‘are effected by Dr. King’s New Dis covery for consumption. Here’s the se cret. I t cuts out .the phlegm And gefm infected mucus, and lets the life giving oxygen enrich Mid vitalize the blood. I t heals the enflamed, cough worn throat and lungs. Hard colds and stubborn eoughts soon yield , to Dr. Kings New Discovery, the most infallible remedy for all throat and lung diseases. Guaranteed hot- 1 ties fiOcgptid 31.00. Trial bottles free ; a t Ilidgway & Co, I have put iu a stock of. toe weights, side weights, light and heavy steel shoes and am uow prepared 'to do nil kinds of shoeing. I f you have a horse that interferes or stumbles, bias contracted feet, corns or any disease of the foot, call and toe me. I am also prepared to do all kinds pf General Black- s m i t h i n g ..,; ,. O . U . TP ’e i i d l i i M i . Question Answered. Yes, August Flower still has the largest sale of any medicine iu the. civilized world. Your mothers and grandmothers never thought of using anything else for Indigestion or Bil iousness. Doctors were scarce, and they seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous Prostration or Heart Failure, etc. They used August Flower' to clean out fhe system and stop fermen tation of undigested food, regulate the actiou of fhe liver, stimulate the ner vous ninl organic action of the system, and that is all they took when feeling dull and had with headaches and other ached. You only .need a few doses of Green’s August Flower, In liquid form, to make you satisfied "there is nothing serious the matter with you. Get Green’s Prize Almanac. Ridgway tfcCo. AQanfs -Restaurant andDining Booms Comer H igh and Limestone street, Springfield, ‘Ohio* - Red • Cross Tansy PiSIs r ■ fo b Ssppmss&tf ' MtnsfrBallcn P A I N F U L MsosfrtztfiM The Ladies’ AolaPRBVENTIVafcr - in— t ........ — j ~mswmd$uxm. - ■ Arc Sile JLtliable. . 1 eBr*Perfectly Hmalta PurdyVftje-. - tsKUsl: jHerttL-' s- FaJU P R IC E .$1 .00 .Sent postpaid c a re c e tp io l, price. - lloDeyrefandea |fnot«*W szy. Samplean<SBookletsentires, ViadeCinchonaCo„DesMoines,Iowa. For sale by G. M, Ridgway. • TO E NTS |Cateats,andTrade.'M.-ui*obtaicedandallPit-1 -calbjisiaesstbcdnetcdfarM oochatc Sets. \ O unO FricEis o ppo site U.S.pATcwTOrncf |and itetansecure patentJulsistlmcthaalfeMe' iremote f~’C,Waslnngtor. . ' Sendmodel,drawing or pbnto.,with detcrlp- tioa. We advise, if patcnuLje or not, free of charge. Ourfcenotduetillpatentisaecurea. A p am p h let , “ M ow to Obtain Patents,” with .cost cf same In tbpXJ»S, and foreign countries .sent free. Address,' • c .A a S n o w & c o . O pp . p a te n t O ffice , W a u h in c to n , O. C 1 DALLAS, TEXAS, A!VD RETLWI $21.00 Round Trip. On nccotint of the Confuicrate Yucr.ins’ licunioa to boLcMin I)ai!n?, Texa«, April SS-5». lOO;’, the Lolti-villc AVashvlile Itail- watl wifi piaco oil- sale at ( inrinnati round trip tickets for $21.tk1. I'atts f»f pile, April toth, llftl* and £0tb, iinsit fir rt tarn May 2i1. Ly deposit May L'.tit. Rouble daily' train son ic;* of thrcsign roi!-i;c«and I’uil- man Sleeping Care. Fr-r fir. tl::r infurtua- lion. addr.sa F, D. Utislt. !>iv:«!t»n I’a-s.n- Rtr Agent, Louisville A N-.savrib- 1LH., CinciriiKiti, Ohio. REDUCEDFARES. TftADEMARKS DE*mns_ C opyrights && AtiyonsserdlngsrA itrtiiu»dd«criptvmti»y' qnScWy aereftiLln net oplnln-n free w r«b »r *n inventtotJ lSrnjheblyiMitenUW*. toBimanlc*- tldn*Mrlc(trronadent&L Uendbocikoc Patent* seat free. Uldeat iwenry for eecerin?patert*. t‘*tom* taken thronch Mann A C j . receive tptrtal netfcr, wltlront oherre, In tbe ScientificJftncrican. K tisndsomtly ISnstrated wteVif. tartest rir. culatkm of any sHenttle Pmnal. Term,. IS * t e*r: fnstrJnontlis, *L SoLthysil rewednsier*. SB nn I Ca. 3 t,BmA, 9 i’HewW W M d i Ontee. ett V 8 L,Wutil»cton,l>. C. Chance tor Trips via PennsyIvania Lines at Small Cost, Tn addition to local t-xciireiotre and « - dueed fares autiiorizcd fftr 'various events, the following opportunities am offered for trips via Pennsylvania Lines at special rates: ■■ , - To I/w Angeles and San Frantisef), CaK CHICHESTER'S EH 6 USH PENNYROYALFILLS —Beauty of Lawrence Paint Is it’s; —Paper Napkins'At B. O Ridg- so easy to use—J , IL Wolfonl sell f t , ' wav’s. Dr-BuirsagS, by Croup. It a lways ; ’ - Lu r e s . ; W h o o p in g a n d i i M e a s le C o u g h , b 'o r a b a d , ^ • s t u b b o r n c o ld m t h e h e a d , 11 * COUGH SYRUP chest* throat'or lungs, i t ;! [ riipIuaMc*-'.'Buses ftir-i' j i .small:•. Children like;it. ftoid b'T Ml 4h»fri«*. triev *5cent*. - ij ' j n -am anu neroant State Convention of I'rahlUliutt' Party of Ohio. Tiekrls for this event will be sold only froln ticket stations in Ohio: To fit. Paul and Minneapolis, Minn,, Mav ftth to 19th, inclusive, account National Baptist,Anniversaries. To San Francisco, Los Angeles, If iL, and, Portland, Ore,, May 2Gtn to June 7th, in- elusive, account ftnperfol Council, Nobles of Mystic .Shrine, National Convention T, p, A, of4America, and Supreme Lmige, A. O, U. \V. ■ ' 1 To Denver, Colorado Springs or Pueblo, CoL, Juno 21 st to 23tl, inclusive, account Sunday School Ink-ruational Association. Triennial Convention, , To Mint capohs, Minn., July stu to 7th, ijielusive, account National Edncstionat Association, t T° or- Portland, <h<Hont July 15th to^lbribclusive.Bcctmnt Annual' Meeting Y. C, tb, Society of United Presbyterian Chlrteh, To San Frandseo or i.os Angeles, ( t\„ Atwiist 1st to ?tb. Inclusive, ketoant Bien-i tost Meeting, Knights of Pythias. To Sait Lake City, Utah, August f,tb. to PTh, inclusive, ecconnt AnnusI Reunion, Urend Jarige B. P. O, K ' ' For infomfttion ftlxmt fftree and other d*J«»^ppiy to Ticket Agents of Peimsyb towi'SJsati'tvrs bsoia #?**vs *tt* » v «*!*•*» ;r* itocKstst*. C IJIC a C o taK CSSM iOAL OS. ' . Aloe Slndlsan S<yn*r*, J-SI3LA.. VA> Yout*Tongue l! It’s-coated, your stomach Is bad* your liver is out of order. Ayer's Pills will Gleafl your tortgue, cure your_dys* pepsla,makeyour liveririfini. 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