The Cedarville Herald, Volume 25, Numbers 1-26

flreade JKusie House, 74 A r c a d e , S P R I N G F I E L D , Q , 45 E a s t M a i n S t . , - X E N I A , O . 2 targe Ulareroomt 2 Factory Prices. ' Cosh or Easy Payments. NEW S p e c i a l S a l e T h i s . M o n t h . Nice new Pianos fully war* ■ ranted, a t exceptionally low prices. We furnish sustool, an elegant scarf and inaiimck-~.~L. tlon book with each piano. Tire Ludwig, as Kranich & Bach AND Kimball Pianos A t figures5wherein the recollections of quality remains long after the price is forgotten. Gome and see the mand -many other bargains this month. For Catalogues and Prices address F. B. MILLER, 74 ARCADE. SPR INGF IELD , O. •' 'J-' ... : Cincinnati Divisions S ILK S H IR T W A ISTS Q U R a s s o r t m e n t o f l l e w S i l k S h i r t W a i s t i s t h e t a r g - . e a t ^ n d m o s t c o m p l e t e e v e r s e e n i n t h i s c i t y , i n c l u d - s t y l® s ^ T a f f e t a , L a n i s i n h e , P e a n D e C y n e , P e a n D e S o i e a n d I n d i a S i l k s . C h i n a s i l k w a i s t s , b l a c k a n d w h i t e f $ 3 a n d $ 4 , T a f f e t a w a i s t s , b l a c k , w h i t e a n d * °I?.* a t $ 5 a n d $ 6 , A l l t h e n e w w e a v e s o f s i l k a t $ 5 , $ 6 a n d $ 7 tyasb Rlaisis. T w o s p e c i a l s t h i s w e e k a t 50 c . N o . 1 P e r c a l e w i t h e m b r o i d e r y i n s e r t i o n . . . . . . 50 c N o . G i n g h a m s h i r t w a i s t s , w e l l m a d e , . . 50 c “Pony” Stuffings F o r b o y s a n d g i r l s . T h i s P o n y s t o c k i n g s s t a n d s f o r w e a r . T h e r e i s n o s t o c k i n g m a k e t h a t w i l l , w e a r e q u a l t o i t . . T w o w e i g h t s e a c h f p r b o y s a n d g i r l s f r o m t h e f i n e s t to. t h e h e a v i e s t . A l l w e i g h t s W :. *• «■ * f * 2 5 C Millinery Bargains. T h i s w e e k w e h a v e m o r e t h a n 75 t r i m m e d h a t s , g o o d s t a l e s , t o s e l l a t $ 1.50 e a c h . T h e y w o u l d ' b e c h e a p a t $ 2 a n d 2 . 50 , b u t p r i c e :t h i s w e e k $ 1.5 0 Jobe Brothers & go. E a s t M a i n S t , X e n i a , O h i o . liFennsuivaniaynes: IScheduleof Pamriter Trsint-CentralTVMl . Westward. Colnmbulv. .Alton....... ■VV-Joffcraon1' ' London LCIurlwIen».;.41 Belma> CedarvllloJ* Wllborforce,“ Xenl» ... {jv SpringVnl- “' Roxanna.... “ Oregonla.,.." Ft. Ancient “ Morrow.... ** So.Lcbanon“ I.orelaud... *• Milford......" Batavia J&.“ Ctaclnnatl.... ar 306 AX 1*60 lutnH. Obiiintl" ltUrlUi*1 f ilh r l“ Dtlint. V . tUtUM" tnn*Ja.H Tj’rriU*" Im iu ." 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We have hun* , dreds of walking advertisements around 'town. F o r attractive stylo and fits go to , . Frazer’s Shoe Store, . • ? • ...... . . .« , v ■ ■ XENIA , OHIO. On.July 1st wc give *. Shetland Pony away. Tickets with every 50 cent ptircnase. TH E MURPHY & BRO. COMPANY. 751116 "STrany Air AX •8309«900 *92C932 1000 3*00 5 21 yfiiSLZ. •6908400W*M 1541V 21 ...... 8f43 6 7 0 . | 111 ! Ase .1 *Jl«till i rm r r a uoe ,1106 dl3C AX: M IS . r x rx m rx r: w IM 1 h»t»CtMUMtitnr Vmrfitt: .♦j3lr.fi ^JMiAdibfCh{cftR9« O. L, BEtlK, E. A. FORD, , _ ittenltoMfir, Spiral hxwgir llxV n iA M I^ L „ . M v 4 .,: .l....u l a - .Jt: nil ‘yMtf. tin t STORE NEWS. AHadvefthinj If new*. The besf adverthlnif k Uutwhkh tells you the new, in a plain, straijHtfonvard aunner. To deal In facb, to place those fads before you so that they will be understood and believed is one of the main objects of this stores adverting. We begin an important sate of just those items which are most in demand at tRb time. You'll find the value of every Hem advertised exceptional. & ■ ■ sk % x * * x ■ * * FANCY WAI6T SILK-—Former price75, 85c, $1.00—Price now, 48c yd SATIN FOULARD BILKS—Former price $1.00—Price now.......75c yd SATIN BROCHE S ILKS—Former pHce $1.25—Price now,.............95c yd ALL WOOL FRENCH CHALL IES t - F ormer price 50c—Price new,25c yd BLACK FRENCH POPL IN—A handsome skirt fabric, former price $1.25, $1.60, $1.75—Price now.........................................................95c yd Note the Special lot of Dress Goods a t 50e, 30c and 12£c yd. ■ * $ s»t m - ■# * * V * LAD IES WAISTS—All are priced for quick selling. Lois limited, SUITS and SK IRTS—F irst tim e rs get the best pick. Ladies White Waists from 98c Ladies Silk Waists from $8.98 Ladies Tailor Made Suits from. $7,50 ^ • Ladies Walking Skirts from $3.98 Ladies Dress Skirts-from $5,00 Indies Silk Skirts from $7.50 Ladies Black Petticoats Irons 98c . .» ■ Black and White PetticoateffonJ 98c % ■ ■■■#.' ■ ■ ■ ■ *'■ ■* * f Come and see itg»»Pfove what we print by a personal tovestlfition. E. S. KeTcs, Agent, Ocdarville, Ohio. The MURPHY & BRO, CO;, Dr.Fenaef'si m Sjnbxiwfc f i T O S 48 ,60 , 52, 54, 58 Limestone S t., Springfield, O. D o n ' t B e F o o l e d ! fcoeKV 'jy# i ;fW’WHrjDl JN . m t M. Wa#ia ith ir* ia Itao#*. ••Ibave used D ew itt’s Little E a rly Risers lo r ooMtipaflon and to.pid liver and they are all ngh t, I ton glad to indorse them for I think when we find ■as* ass w s t i Rkigway. , ' , . % m l a d t u ty b y s r fB i GMdob M r * n w i m s , Coniinuwl from first pa^v, . . ' J,'r v ui To prevent the sale of a stock o f goods in bulk unless alt the creditors of the housp are first notified, Thin law was passed for the protection o f wholesale dealers, jf Forbidding the use or sate of 00 * calne egeept upon the prescription o f a regular, licensed physician. Making employers liable la dam­ age* tp employes for injury sustained because of defective machinery, To make it unlawful to. trap shoot any live bird or- fowl of any kind. A -state copyright law .for plays, dramas, etc, • s / Placing the oince of insurance com­ missioner on salary, ' j / . Bills defeated All told, there were about 1,509 blfia Introduced during the session. A ffe a t many o f these were of course e f local application, but It was not sxpaeted that all of them would become laws, B ene of them were good onep and fa the interest of the' people, and' some of them aroused (considerable interest throughout the state. Of the more im­ portant defeated measures, the follow­ ing may ,be mentioned1: ' The municipal code bill, establish­ ing a uniform, eystem of government for all the municipalities of the state.. The Mlddloswart bill, to establish1* state’board of examiners for barbers. To require that women shall be paid the same as men for similar service's, 'professional or otherwise. t ,, The Painter canal bllla to ahanrity canal property and to lease the btuika Of.the oanal forever to the. raiiroadA / ..The Gear cigaret tax bill and the Gear bill to give a county exclusive control over the school levy. The school book bill, to provide for the appointment o f a commission to superintend the publication of all text, hooks .to be used in the public’schools at the expense pf the state jand dis­ tribute them among the piiipile. The two cent car fare for steam roads and the one and one-half cent fare-bill for electric lines. ■ The Hamilton ripper bill and the Akron-YoungBtown ripper. The state depository bank .Mil. • The Roll- divorce bill to provide that i ‘>cd persons could not re- - marry one year after the,granting of the decree.' IIV E lES T | B E | U I T $ Shot In His Left Leg. For all kinds of sores, burns, bruises, or,other wounds DeWitt’s Witch Hd- zel Salve is .a sure cure. Skin diseases yield to it at-once. Never fails in cases 01 piles. Cooling1and healing. None genuine but DoWitt’s. Beware of counterfeits. , “ I suffered for many years from a sore caueed by a gun shot' wound ‘in my left leg,” says. A. S, Fuller, English, Ind. *cI t would hot heal and gave roe much trouble. I used all kinds o f .remedies to no pur­ pose until I tried DeWitl’s Witch Hazel Salve. A few boxes completely C a n b e s u p p l i e d f r o m , M c M i l l a n f s . f u r n i t u r e , h o u s e w h e r e y o u h a v e a g o o d l i n e f r o m w h i c h t o s e l e c t . , cured me.” C, M,1Ridgway. The Spring Fever . is a malady which no one can escape at this season of {he year. The vital­ ity is usually overtaxed during the winter inruths, and spring finds the 'system all run down.- The blood is thinned ’and impure. The kidneys and liver are inactive—resulting in a loss of euergy and appetite, and a de­ rangement of the nerves. Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound will purify your blood, tone up your nerves, and eave you feeling fresh and ‘energetic. Sold by O. M. Ridgway. r l EXCURSION TO COLUMBUS. May 19th and 20th, excursion tick­ ets to'Columbus,, account Fifth Anni­ versary, Ohio Christian -Missionary Society, will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines. ' For> particulars' see Ticket Agent, ' C h a i r s R o c k e r s 1 * . C o u c h e s C e n t e r T a b l e s S id e b o a r d s B e d s t e a d s 3W C f i .t t r ,e s s i e * 4 S p r in g s W a s l i s t a i i c l f i s D r e s s in g ’ S t a n d s y * I n s p e c t o u r c a r p e t s a n d c o m p a r e o u r p r i c e s w i t h o t h e r h o u s e s . ‘ . . t ", * t> ' Stops the Cough Asd Works-off the Cold. Lakative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a coldiu one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price 25 cents: Don’t waete youf money on worth­ less iroitationa of Rocky Mountain Tea. C , t the genuine made only by the Madison Medicine Go, A great family remedy* 85 cent#. Ask your druggist, R, E . CORBY, AUCTIONEER. Promptness, Fairness end Satisfac­ tion Guaranteed, jfiaUTstsphofte Ctdaryllle, Ohio, ft- 8-ft® NOTICE I have purchused a Soyghum mill nnd w“dl have it ready for operation this coming season, G ilbert O. H anna . • Tor Female Complaints and disease arising from, aii impure state of ,the blood Lichty’s Celery Nerve- compouud is nu invaluable specific. Sold by C. M. Ridgway, --Ohio Onward formerly owned by Andrew duckson, o f Gellarville; will make the season of 1902 on the City Sewer Farm, situated oue half mile west of Xenia. . : Edward, rhornhili, ^ - „ X enia, Ohio. May I8tb excursion tichots to Cin- cimiati will he sold via Pennsylvania Lines at $1.25 round trip on special train leaving Cedarville a t 9:00 a. m., central time. E . S. Keyes Ticket Agent, ________ __ May 18th excursion tickets to Col­ umbus will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines at $1.00 round trip on special train leaving Cedarville a t 8:55 a. m., central time. E . S, Keyes Ticket Agent. . . . ■. Har Opinion. . “Some men/’ said Willie Wishing*, ton, “act like perfect fools when they are in I oto . ■ “ Yes,” answered Xlisa Cayenne, “and a great many more do no t wait even for th a t excuse.”—Washington Star. ■ ■.. An explanation# “What does it mean by saying that & war correspondent most h r ubiquitous ?” * “Why, i t means th a t he must say he was on the spot whether he WM or .was not.”—Puck. . Quite Appropriate. , Young Mother—John , fo r good* ness’ sake, take th a t knife out of baby’s mouth. Young Father — Oh, that’s Ml right, my dear. He’s cu tting teeth. •—Chicago News. ....—a. tit* Terrible Temptatlen. tfBow did you know tho burglar Was a woman disguised as a m anf” “Why, when wo peeped through the crack of the door he was try ing on my wife’s new h a t a t the mirror,* —Puck. ; .... Tha Memtiif After. “Is it true th a t a man is as old a# he feels?” asked Highflier,. . “T ha t’s what they say. Whyf* , “Because if it la i. must he about eighty this tuotning.” --C h icago Post, 1 _ * D U k A # D O B B I H S , AriWfffttt*AT*nAW* Iforti**** AhsteMti,. $r» % you-think it’s a sign of old gray cat catches a A Rainy Day Money Maker. The New York Times tells of a boy who makes money, on rainy days by furnishing protection from the rain to persons caught out with­ out umbrellas. As soon as school is out op a rainy day he1-takes his umbrella to the foot of the stairs leading up to one of th e elevated’ railway stations, and as ^epplecome' down the Btairs he oilers to them the use of his umbrella a t the rate of three blocks f o r 5 cents for one. person. Ho makes quite a 'n ea t lit­ tle-sum everyjiainy day. He says he could make more money if he could supply rubbers. A .Sign Reader.- “I ’m beginning to be able to read signs!” said Harry,/rusbing into the house to display lus new accomplish­ ment. . • “No I . Are -you really ?” ‘asked a round eyed small Bister. <fYes, .indeed. Listen to tills: What, do when our bird?” ’ • The little sister pondered and, gave it up. “I ’m sure I don’t knqw, Harry, Do tell me.” “It's u sure sign of bad luck for the b ird !” cried Harry, rushing out- again in a hurry. Open the Door of Your Heart. Open th e door of your heart, my lad, To tne angfcla of lovo and truth When.’the world is full of unnumbered joys In the beautiful dawn of youth. Caatlnx aside all the things that mar, .Baying to wrong. Depart 1 . To the voices of hope that are calling you Open the door of your heart, • Open the door of your heart, my lass. To the things that shall ahlde. To the holy thoughts that lift your soul like the stars at eventide. All of the fadeless flowers that bloom In the realms of song and art Are yours If you’ll only give them room; Open the door of your heart. Open the door of your heart, my friend, Heedless of class or creed, . Wbfsn you hear the cry of a brother’* voice, The sob of a child In need. To the shining heaven that o’er you bends Ye* need aomap or chart, Mut only the love the Master cava Open the doer of your heart. —Mores Gage Shirley la Boston Tran# script. , J. H. ficMillan, Cedarville, O. F u n e r a l D i r e c t o r F u r n i t u r e D e a l e r , Afras Gmm Sepafator. H a s n o p e e r i n t h e p r i m a r y e s s e n t i a l s f o r c r e a m , g e t ­ tin g * M i l k a n d w a t e r a r e n o t m i x e d . T h e w a t e r c a n i s r o u n d . M i l k c a n i s f l a t—s l i g h t l y o y a l e d a t t h e s i d e s t o m a k e i t s t r o n g . A m p l e s p a c e b e t w e e n m i l k a n d w a t e r c a n f o r i c e i f n e c - ,e s s s a r y . T h e “ A r r a s ” C r ie am S e p a r a t o r w i l l s a v e y o u r w i f e t h e . c a n l i f t i n g , s k im r * • . > ’ * m i n g a n d w a s h i n g c r o c k s t w i c e a d a y . • VC. ri. CROUSE « « C e d a r y i l l e , O h i o / , K & K K & K KV\’ K K & K ' K & K K & K b l o o d d i s e a s e c u r e d . ■I t If yon over contractedaay Bloodor ErlvstsDiscus, youare never etfe until the '* 1 virus or poisonhuekeen eradicated from the system, Don't be satlefisd with * | “patch up’!by seme family' doctor. Our Raw Method i s Guaran teed to ju r e o r Wo Pay* .gjCNo R s a e e d e ed w lth o a t W r itten e o n se a t. C u r e d W h e n a l l , £ l s e F a i l e d '. ' “CouldI ltye'my early life ever, this: testimonial would hoth i neccutry, though 1« u uomornslsful then thoutiude ef other young rase. Eetly Indiscretions, 'later szcs . sm , ezposnra to contagious dlseateeall helped to breakdown my system. When XcommeMcedto realltvmy conditionI wasjdmoit frautic. Doctor after doctortreatedmebutonly gave,merelief—not a cure. Hot ............................ ....'ome always i my system _____________ ______ ______ ...., ___ __ NeWMethod Treatment was recommended to m* I Investigated who yon Were first, and findingyonhadover 25 years' experience end re- sponsible financially. I gave yon my cane stnder a. guarantee. Ton caredmepermanently, nad Inalx years there has not been a sore, pale, nlcsror any other symptimof the blooddisease." ^ 2*VirtrsIsOMs.., MO.OOOCirtf. . -M.A, CONLEY, We treat aaft cure Varlcecele, Btoed Poteen, Nervous Debility, Stricture, Impeteecy, Secret Dralne, KMeey and Bladder Dfeeaese. CeeHltiUei Fret, Qmtlee ftUekfir Htne freshets! ltd iHke Free, - D R S . K E N N E D Y & K E R Q A N , M I H I P I B t d B IT , CLEVELAND, O. , K& K K & K . K w K K 6< K p K % . % K K —Mother, yes one package makes two quarts of baby medicine.^ See directions. There is nothing just as f ood for babies and chidren as Rocky fountain Teft, 35 cents Ask your druggist* —Tiowney’s Uhocolates a t B. G. Ridgway’s* ' Stand Like » Stone WaH. . . Between your children and tortures of itching and burning eczema, scald- head or oteer skin diseases,—How? Why, by using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, earth’s greatest healer. Quick­ est cures for ulcers, fever sores salt rheum, cuts burns or bruises. Infal­ lible for piles—25c a t Ridgway & Co. Befora and Afttr. “What does youf wife call you?” “When we Wert engaged, she used to call me ‘sweetheart.’ Nowadays •he usually calls me down.”—New* York World. . A Thorough Nsalmlat. “He never looks on the sunny side of life” ’ , ' “Or if he does h* complains of the h e a t D e t r o i t Free Press. * You (Jan Buy STRAW HATS From 5 c to $ 3.00 ------OF------ the - j HATTER 27 Linestonc 'St., . y Springfield, - * Ohio Easy to Cure a Cold if you go about it right. Take two or three Krause’s Cold Cure Capsules Of. . ..ft'.., . . ... '% .. v .... W a. ■...... .. 'A.... k ...i durinf a t nig n ig b tx___— ~ ^ , ------- - . . Ihp bowels next morning. Continue the treatment next day and your cold will melt away, Price 25c, Sold by C /M . Ridgway. ' SubBcribefor the Herald $1 year. When You Get a Headache , dont waste a minute but golo.*your druggist and get a box of Krause’s Headache Capsules. They will pre­ vent pain, even though your skull were cracked. They are harmless, too read the guarantee. Price 250 , Sold by C. M. Ridgway, CASTOR IA For Infants an^ Children, At KMYouHanAtwaftBagfrt Seart tb» itgaM a rt of * Kodol spepsia Cure i g e s t s w h a t y o u e a t . This preparation contains all of the dlgestants a n d ' digests all kinds of food. 11glveal nstan tTrellef and nevei falls to cure, Itallow s you to eat all the food yduwant. The most sensitive stomachs can take it. By its use many thousands of Jyspfptlcs have .been cured’after everything else failed. I t prevents formaMonof gSson thesfenj* ach, relieving all distress after eating, Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to take, I t c a n ' t h e l ^ b u t d o y o u g o o d Prepftro,’ cnly by E. 0. DnW itt & Oo., <Uilis*rok Thosi ------------------ ^ »CChUlUSH tlBto#ta«SOC.»Uw,. Liver Srovkiett <t wrtmf <4**J wrltti a totpia liver, vrMohproatto#*eenetlM- totmflCASOARKTStoba^ii yea o}*.tm that I parehatefl anbther enp^lj*aafi tloa. Z ..................... for ibom, »o<J seovreaeBOh re ^ pmmenfi Osnoarets vjbeneVM^^ 0 * *’ sSw^iaalMMHMAveM'Ai^MpiUa, Ba. a **ll i firsttriel. . . WMtKMt*' Blaatoree- c a n d v CATHARTIC ' w k (|ijw *- 'riA»S G v i o tn i W V V W V Q i ' V V I l iftfl-mifftiinrt •ArtWawerSMB1NTI ... .m i n i CON*TiPATIOK, we^u* -SHHI WSUlSUUfi:PBIEWtfil VSuWmgW) HW S W flfi IfrTMMtaStMSWLVSr' jlWftfllfijiniS'lT mimam ■*»». AiUjifiiliioaliftiim *.-_________________ v............................................................... —Eofc .R» n *—Belt oiSoertoht'In ^ fU rv Ilk—over ®tobs©ok*» \0 k*& iff** . . . . •