The Cedarville Herald, Volume 26, Numbers 1-26

m m J im B m f * P tm U Mr*. S u p •iisijrtMfi, Atawt «a um stw e tn i $***& « ? km * h m M * k I* H * In**#* - liMMftt" ’ - MTfcar*’* nwmtMut lN*ifc*r§ur . MMgt*** WfcM# l*>r«4 t » “ F f r e e " by ,**.g«aay'Ji*’** •U sd CwmJ r e a d y f o r a n y e m e r g f r a c y * ■*j!TJuuiks for ,I'orc*s.’ I e* i i t thro# H stw &day. Folks call roe ‘Snnny JtotS Took some to th e eoanfay wita-m* « b s v isit u i toe farocr* o u t ttw rt to* | LOCAL AND PERSONAL ^ “I t was a Jfixed-up’ JofeJ” O, Mies Lucile O tay is visiting in' € j - einfiati. , j —Get your machine oil of Jjkirr & Hastings' Bfos*' , . -•/- t Mro; L , N- Boberts, o f Boston, is a J guest a t the home ofL . G. Boll. : —The latest thing out—>Egg-0-Bee. - Ten cents a package, a t Gray & £ 6 , ' Miss Mabel Grintlte returned Mon* day from a visit with New ’Jasper friends, . , Kev. Koberfc Wilson will pleach in the It. T . church next Sabbath a t the ueiial time* J ‘ , , Mrs. M, A . Williamson, o f 'OJnys- viffe, Pa., is the guest of friends and •" relatives here. ’ . - William Bradfafe, o f Washington, O, H , Spent the week with his rein* lives and friends. Miss Mary Smiley; of Sparta, 111., is the guest of her brother, James, and other relatives..; —One Boderick Lean steel lever harrow for sale cheap. Only one left. ' dolwS Pierce, Miss Fern paullin, of Jamestown, has been the guest of Mr. and Airs. •Jphn Johnson this week, ' .* William Haley, of New Orleans* is visiting his mother and . brothers after a long absence from home. ! Charles Galbreatb and Harry ,-Mc­ Laughlin, employees a t the Dayidn State hospital, spent Sabbath here. Mr. and Mrs, Marion Townsley, o f Springfield, Were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, S . T . Baker and wife. Mr. and Mrs Horace Gillaugh and Miss Dor* McKay, o f Xenia, spent Thursday with Mr. and Airs. 0 . W, Crouse. ” • W, It, Sterretfc and family are en- joying a visit from his undeand wife, Mr, and Airs, W. 8 „ Kerneban, o f Warren* O. ” !Tf J . Alack Hammond, o f Loveland, Cob,is visiting his daughter,Alfar§tta, who makes her home with Air. and Airs. H . I I , McMillan. IteV. A , AX. Campbell, o f S t, Louis, a former pastor of the XL P. church a t this place, will preach for this congregation, Sabbath, .. j , AVOIDSTALE BABV FOODS Y m insist on having your own food fe$b, Be ns ire fu l about the baby’s food. Owing to their dol- frate composition many of the Infant foudo aro groat* ly aflcdul by age, end may become pofitivcly in* jurlmw. XVe taka paho to keep, throe ihitfo fresh, and if you bay heroyou tsm to certain o f rpiality, , , A hint In m good ea on or* a tm fo t, . . * * , * 1 Wcnivjafif os carolM to h iu - f.tif dm a tir-b :'_i> | pure j ; o v;e uro jfo jV» to-ltM’ of lijp / inltds. Ben. & Ridgway * IkOlgcAt * , Crmnf Ifimk * udafvdjr. Keep your eyes on the ads. , —Olive Oil suitable for salad -dross* n g. A t Gray & Go’s, t f •Go to John Pierce for lif t am pitcher pumps, pipes, etc., :> —The rubber tire buggy you neet can be had of K e rr & Hastings Bros. The Alumni banquet to Jjie gradu ating class from the .college taken place this Evening at, the Keys hotel Air* E* F* K e rr has beehballed to Busbville, I d A , ojwing to the serious illness’of bla mother, Aire. Paul Kerr* Mr-.Bamuel Hiddall and wife, o f Springfield, apd Mr, JE., L , Dwelly and wife, of Oolumbus,, were guests 6 1 W .,B , S terrott and family, Tuesday, . A ’copy o f the Zioh 'City Banner States-that Air. and Mtk. D. S . Grim, of Oedarville, weroawong the arrivals a t “ Elijah Hospice” Iasi?week, Wilber/orce University commence­ ment chmes off next Thursday. Ce- darvillp has one graduate from this institution, Mary E tta Wilson. , : Mr. gud Airs. A. Y. Keid, of Gin cinnati, Were guests:a t the home o D, S. E rvin, during college .com mencement exercises this week, ' Miss Daisy Gray left ‘Mopday for Ashland and. Wooster, where sbp wil visit friends and attend commence* ment a t the latter place next week, D r. P . B . Aladden, P rac tice lim ­ ited t o BYE, EAR, HOSE AND THROAT. G lasses A ccu rate ly A d ju sted . A llen Building* X en ia , O Vc{eDlione,*-OffidS Wo,.7*, Hcsldeilce Ko. 3 ^ - Mr, M, J , Guffey and wife had for their gqests Sunday Air. and Airs; Charles Douohoe, of Sedalja, ant sons, Alartiu ,aud John, of South Charleston. Mrs, W. J* Wildman and daugh tert Gladys, were in attendance a t the wpdding of Miss Adah Luckey to Mr, Earl Prugh a t South, Charleston, Wednesday. . Mrs. Duff Andrew and sister, Alies Lillie Baker, returned home Tuesday from Indiana where they were callec by 1 the sudden death of their cousin, DanielTomlison. ’ —'“S treng th . and vigor corac -3 o f good food, duly digested. ‘Force,’ a ready-to-serve wheat and. barley food, adds no burden, bu t sustains, nout ishes, iuvigor*tes.” The demand for extra numbers o f last,week's Herald Was something out of the ordinary/ahd a large number of persons were not supplied. All can lie supplied with this issue, The wedding announcements are ou t for the marriage of Alias- Agitata Gatlough, daughter of Air. and Airs, Oliver Garlough,-of Clifton, to Air, -Ktllar Bell, Wednesday, June 17. Miss May Kaney, who for th e past fifteen months has been stenographer in a law office nfe Fairfield, Iowa, re turned last Saturday for a visit with her father, Samuel Banoy, knii fara- i’y , - fKr. ■ ■ Messrs, AT. E . Kiser and H a rry Kiernaa, two jolly good fellow* from Xenia, were in town Wednesday bill* iug for the Elks’ circus which comes off a t Xenia the Inst week o f this month, Mrs. Ebroi Archer lec^ivrd a iliort 1visit from her brother of the Farm j . .chcol a t Asheville, X. G. Air. [Dclzeli has been to Alt, Glcn^fts, j:Mich,, taking ^raatmant for are*tion ' titeumatiMi, i I f you.are llimfeing of taking up tho jstudy o f HHOKTHAKU, i t wmild |p a y yo ir to w i t * t#» M r ,'S e lb y A* - | Merab, Principal tif the Stenogiaphie IInstitute, Ann Arbor, Atiddgaft. Mr, ( f'Mwraft h*» one ni the most agree .'sful holds in Mi-.hjgan, His pupils i«lwa^scenm^o»«| pasltiona as soon |*a tb#y are prepared ■ for then* and then hold the p-.wfinn they tccu^e, ANGIBae ASSP3BMENT. A putkwcltiitbficnaent n u t to all ralvcribera fo the local c p tn n fond by tips Executive CommUteo of the t omncitwe of One Hundro l, stating thatmuotbcr-asscssmeBt t e s b ^ n mode fer further ctoflutianca c f the work o f ridding tb&town o fwhat Fewplaces there are where the Beal law is being violated, This committee was select* ■cda t a citKcn’s meeting fo r this pur* p&te*and they are endeavoring to prove to the public th a t this work can be accomplished. While there is con* eldmbTo expense connected with the prosecution ofliquor cases, Xenia con* Italics to. fight ihe liquor element with’great success and GcdarviUe is not fa r behind. Certainly supporters of tho ,local option cause last fall are] not now going to sit (lawn and have | disreputable men bluff them out. A t p re s e n ttla rg e majority o f the sub­ scribers have paid up and are willing to pay more, yet there are a Few who have neglected or overlooked the notice. Have you paid yours?. , ,1 L ost ;—P airjgojd rimed glasses on: Main -street. Finder leave a t this office. Airs. K , E , Randall has for her guest her Bister, Mrs. Longstre'efc, of Dayton. J L ost ,*—A class piu “Mi G- ’01,’ Wednesday evening in college chapel. Finder please,jeava a t this office; The ladies of the Methodist church gave a' pound social a t the parsonage for their beloved minister, Bev. H . G.. Middleton and wife last Saturday afternoon, The gifts were many use­ ful articles'ancj greatly appreciated by the recipients; - 1 ., 11 i * , l ]'• While A l Loan was in. front of C.- M. Crouses’hardware store loading some serene doors into his buggy, his horse became frightened and, ran up street taking the sidewalk i.o ffout of Herald office and turning across J . H Andrew's lawn, Saturday, The horsfe was captured before .any great amount of damage was done. . The Greene County Medical Society held its monthly convention and an­ nual banquet in the Xenia K . of F . hall. The Clark county society was their guest. : The occasion ■Was the fifty-third anniversary o f the Green* county society; Dir. Dan Aljllikcn, of Hamilton, was the orator, his Sub­ ject being “ The Irrepressible Savaged’ Drs, Marsh and Stewart attended. A t a meeting of the County Com­ missioners, Tuesday, a resolution was passed t o . issue bonds amounting to. $80,000 for the purpose of liquidating the county indebtedness which has heen accumulating for ’a. number' of years. The board will dispense with the practice of borrowing money from the several banks in tiro county. The bonds run for twenty and thirty years. •The Stenographic Institute, at A nn Arbor, Mich., is prepared to ’ give some enterprising young man who is a printer a chance to earn ’ nearly all, and possibly all, of bis exenscs while taking a complete course in shorthand and typewriting a t that school. Every young man who bas taken our course for the past ten years has a t once se­ cured a good position. Write for par tlcuTars, „ ilfid The county 1 will soon bo billed for the Elks’ circus to be held in Xenia beginning Juno 23rd and lasting five d a y s ,.. The exhibition ten t to bo used is a regular tbree-ring tent, such as is used bjr the large circuses, and the fifty professional performers are all good ones. A number o f E lks from Xenia went to Springfield la st Friday night to see the performance (which is the same that will bo given in Xenia) and they pronounced it a fine one, and worth much more than the price of admission which has been placed at 20 cents. Chances on the horses and run-about are going like hot cakes a t 10 cents each. ' PUBLICSALE IfXe f& ere ! Ir^ l« g& ltfe *« ltl Ait* p s * s l i* # rti» n s iDaTuesday, Jane 33 , 1903 , a t Hsg« Jet's, five mile northwest e f Washing­ ton C» H.„ Ohio, we will sell all the registered cattle bcfoogteg’to Jesse Ilag ’e r , ' ns follows; €0 Aberdeen Angus, consisting o f high H a s lo t o f cows, heifers and yoang bulls, to­ gether with the herd bhils, one bred b y L . H . K na is and 0 m by Thss, Alatinsan, 40 Short Horns, cows that ayo- gcod breeders and good milkers, heifers good enough for any­ one; a few young hulls o f serviceable age and the. imported Scotch, bred bull. , Tbe whole lo t will be sold without reserve on the farm under cover,, tbe shorthorns a t 10:00 p. m. «ud the Angus a t LOO p. m. Lunch a t 12. O. B ; trains atop a t Haglere 1 and run so. th a t ihe sale can,fceiittended easily. G. H . & D , trains stop a t Lury. Both stations right a t barn. Full conveyances from .Washington O. H to those unable to connect with above trains. • 4 Write for catalogue stating which you want.' ’ 26d * H ow aro a x d B oy H a g l e r . Saved Hw lifr. I ley M l Jfcigbrs PA; *30 ofAfitter Ms feciac | u e zti1! btoi £’.*? somrtimo l » do nstMr;*; Eat-rofo?Mm, end tbe* tx> woata curdy e8e. . A frirn l who had £rcr3 c l w is t P sS i’c RI5scy Kite aaddano to eases e t KMscy XrcahtCj adwSc3 Mr, Sfaploy to try a trcfii- cjcnteftbiarosicdy. H« (Si!c .5 fivesyofiowas csrjitiscdasA Sdlpbtefl to sen an ImcrotcrntaS to a very sUfirt fism trfila taprovtnxnt gratualty kept ea as too in o tzam t ’proceeded, tilt nowMy. Manley frwelti U p says*. ^Tiie.doctorsild he h'a»i dcaa a5i .becoats! lor me. *He^ v e me up. A Iretod advised me to take Hiwld'oKidney J*5U?. and •In a four weeks I ucs noaty all right again, “I am not dca3.4U4 can trntMuliy raj- that I feel better today than I have tor years. Ilodd'e Kuiney Pillsore a wonder­ ful remcily and I will always nsaigatliem to everyone suiferlap; os I did.** Mr. Manley's recovery lias .caused a pro­ found aeaEatiaii as no one ever thought he rjroaUlreeOver, - ' POULTMf W A S ® ! A gasoune fire . BROKE NO BONES. ,While C. M. Crouse, the hardware roan, and Elmer Owens, an employee, were a t work on one of the colle buildings at Wfiberforce, last Mon­ day; Alt- Ojwans fell from big* ladder, a distance o f a t least forty feet. The ladder turned and Air. Owens, .recog­ nizing bis. danger, prepared for his aerial descent, and light upon ins feet a t the base of the ladder* The ladder fell upon him knocking him uncon-. scious Dr.* Oglesbee was called and brought the injured man home. URGENT REQUEST Thaf each add everyone finding auy of my grain bags oil their' prom ises return same a t onceJ A . big wheat harvest is-very near and every bag will be needed. I thank you iu advance for this favor, as well ns for your patronage. 20<1 ' W. B. STEP.BErrr. ' A; I*% ' 11 ^*. * J!' ' >r SUNDAY EXCURSION. * Excursion tickets to Columbus wiji be suld via Peunsylvania Lin^s a t Sl.OO round trip from Gedarville good going ou Special Traiu leaving atff;fi2 a. m,.Central Time. INITIAL SERMOM, Bev, F . 0* Boss bas arrived a t Washington, Iowa, and preaeficd his first sermon last Sabbath, The Eve* ning Journal in speaking of the ser* mon had the following to $ay; “B'ev, F. 0 . Boss, the new pastor o f the First United Presbyterian church yesterday morning and was listened to by a large audience. Bev. Boss possesses natural ability ns nil orator and holds the strict attention of ids hearoro in all his discourses. H is test was taken from Gab <k!4, yesterday, but an outline of his ser­ mon cannot give the petsonai force, and enthusiasm which mark nil Ids serrooutf Mr. Boss is a man' who ' eves to preach and Ida zpu I as a pul- lit orator haa been, diarad&riUtia o f dm during his ministerial career.'* ’Tii dosing, Bev. Ifojs said the tex t would lie the guide o f Ids pastor- j ate here, I* it long or short, H e j lid ho came here as a minister, nut a s a iu lc r and dsetator, His object will bn to "bring about good m the chm cli atui eomniuidt^.1’ Huhscribe for the Herald, Mr. *and Mrs. E , S. Keyes and family attended a picnic Tuesday,’a t Thomas Calvert, near Selma. The picnic was a*farewell reception to Mr., and Mrs. Bceeo Calvert who aro soon to leave Selma, and was attended by about 250 people (gho presented J lr . and Mrs. Calvert with a fine couch. The Elks’ Circus to bo held a t Xenia for five days beginning June 23rd, promises to be a success in every' sense o f the word. Arrangements are being made daily for the tiest entertainment Over held in Groene county. Every performer will be a professional,—no amateur ta len t. will be employed, With the price of ad­ mission placed a t 20 cents, the im­ mense tent will no doubt be filled, a t every performance. Every one should remember that chances on an elegant runabout and horse can be secured for ten cents each. Fou r thousand chances have heen sold already. M j r OUTINGS ■AND P ICN ICS The time is at hand. Have your feet properly shod with our Tenms, Bicycle and Base Ball Footwear, and you will feel htOre comfortable and enjoy your summer vacation better. Wear Cool Sum- . , mer Shoes , . .Men's Dude Shoes, Flexible Grip Soles, black or tan; the Outing shoes, pair...,...,. Ladies’ Covert Shoes, solid leather soles, white lace and eyelets; 'just the thing*,..a t t Cl/**With every purchase of si. nr over we will give i'tu;r a Lotto 1 »t Perfume, Toilei Wa­ ter, Package of Sh.imnju, Ffi.'.e ] Powder or Hair Tome. Don’t foiget to asklor u proseht /\*;3 j MmAs Southern Tiro; and Low I Shoes,' f'lgffotoaftd Vicl Kid 1 lops, New Ktvles............... | ...... ....«:».*€»€»* I Buys Patent Leather Slmr-s, j Extension uoles, Fancy “rips and Trimming:;, Very Drroisy. Sw .,8 tu 3*1. ....... msa.sio. McCO’R K E L .V S FOHlbAKMBOBB A remarkable escape from fire was reported Tuesday aftermW , when Mrs. Bobert Bird was filling the gas­ oline stove while a burner was lit. Mrs. Bird failed to turn tbe valve and in lifting the * tank a stream, of gasoline poured ou t on the stove,- Mrs, B ird recognized the danger and immediately hastened to “smoother the flames and protect the house from a disastrous .fire,’ In doing bo she burnt her hands to. some extent but nothing serious. Until ItiflherU 0 |!eewe ” will -pay t|ifc following v casH prices for poultry and eggs; -delivered "to C. If QlUatigti’s grocery, Gedarville; Live S p r in g Chickens, wHgh;Ei,- 3 | to2lbe, 20c pgr lb L ive Hens per IS)....................... ^ Old roosters p e rlb ,.,,.......... *•,* gc Eggs per doz.. . . . . . . . . . . . J. W. Salmons, Xenia, 0. « • 117 B. MainStreet. Cifizea’s Phoss2|t, Bell Pkms iSh 2 SS mif Si, PRESENTS CHANGE IN TIME OF TRAINS. Under a new new schedule in ef­ fect May 24, passenger trains over the Peunsylvania Lines leave Gedar­ ville as follows: C, ' EAST. ■ ■ • . . j No. 34, *8;24 a. m. Jffo. 32, 4:42 p. m. No. 126■*, 1 1 p . m. =5= Stop for Columbus passengers and east and passengers from. Morrow and west. • ■ WEST. No. 33, 10:21 a. ro, No. 31, 5:33 p. m. No, 8:49 prom. For particular information on the subject apply to ticket agent, E S, Keyes. • ' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice' is hereby given thni Michael O’Connell bas been appointed and. duly qualified as administrator o f the estate of John Tiarney, deceased. M arcos S hood , j May 28, '03 Probate Judge. , . 25d . - * • -Bor- GRADUATES We want to tion to our call special atten- eleganf stock o f .fjl.p- 93(9 tySsS CM# <J^3 c;cxp M , m «Q o ld and Silver Novelties "Large and,varied assortnient to select from. Prices the lowest. Kyle & Tate, Xenia, O; ‘• t ADDITIONAL LOCALS. Miss Anita Bower, o f Alpha, is vis? itiug Mjss Lena Gilbert. <—When you need anything in im* piements call on Kerr & Hastings .Bros. Mrs.. B. P . McLean expects to leave' for OkUhpfoa, Tuesday, where she will join, her husband. —Steed Corn for Sale, See samples a t Kerr & Hasting's. 8 . K . Williamson, Elkauy Finney, o f the Agricultural Department o f tbe Ohio State U n i­ versity, spent'Thursday here attend­ ing commencement exercises. Thomas Gibson, President of the Board of Trustees of Cedarville Col­ lege, 'came up from Cincinnati tbe first of (be week to attend the com­ mencement exercises, *—Strawberries and Balstons Break­ fast Food are delicious. Order a box Of Strawberries and a package o f Balaton’s Breakfast Food today and try it. A t Gray & Go’s. t f Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets are ju st what yon need when you have no appetite, leel dull after eating and wake up with a had taste in your mouth. They will improve your appetite, cleanse and invigorate your stomach and give you n relish lor your food.* For sale by O' M. Ilidgway. WINONAUKE, INDIANA. Delightful Summer Resort on the Penn sylvania tines. Indiana’s famous summer resort, Winona Lake on the Pennsylvania Lines, is an attractive place for per­ sons desiring to combine devotion, rest and recreation. This result is. the* sight of Wiifutr.i Assembly and Summer School, mid is Mutually vis?* ited by many perrons from£all pads of the United States. llogroning Mnv lo th , the opening nr tbc eoaron nt Winona Lake, ex­ cursion tickets to tha t resort will he placed nnsalft vigPcfnnsylvania Linos. 1 <Wparticular information about fairs- rrod time o?’ffiiim? aplly to Tick­ et Agents o f the Pennsylvania Line;?, or to F , Van Duron, C h id Assistant General Passenger Agent,, Pittsburg, Pa, Information about attraction a a t Winona Lake furnished in reply to impiirics ftddre;sed to Mr, 8 , (! Dickey, Secretary mid General Man* ager, Winoiia Lake, ImL A Shetland Pony Valued at $iop will be given away, November 15 , 1903 , to the person who holds the lucky number...................... f . f ‘ fa t# A ticket given with each 35 . . . cent cash purchase. . . C. C. Weimer, Dealer in Fish, Ice, Fresh and Salt Meats, Poultry and Vegetable* | ^ | Cedarville, Ohio. *= 2 ^^^-====^^ Up-to-date j Furniture That will lift suitable for all classes, as 6ur stock is complete in every respect ami comprises GiiDront lines of : } O l m i i ’ 8 C ^ O t t iO l lO W C y C S i l t t * ! * fr I f t t e l f l A f O U ftlttl T b i t I f f S p r i n g W t p K l l H l U tld .< 4 Carpote! Carpets! "We repreMHit ‘•otni* <4”the la fo ^ t fiinimsai-tiivin^ eonei-rns in this line whudi ehublfM n *to ipo te prig's that surprise all : : : ; ; j t . i 3 . H. M cM X L I.A U Vmbmi Director « Fufftifure D e tW | F « r S* a | 1 ’ j t h a t o f TWES 1 4TH 0 A t the chnl Mrs. W. j J street the aui| D, O. V. 1. vitations bad] bev- of oomrl company anl sponce to thel the ‘'boys in f day to spend] A t the served to thel and a iiumbel to the west ol was decorateq and blue” seated at the i . was prepared! of the roembe ajbpuuteous thing was serl the tables beif easy and gj dinner Com] cigars and th{ session of the| Chairman tiieni to ordeJ Nisbet kept. t| ings. The was the njppo| to nominate for the reuuiJ mittee appoiil Thomas Jo b f old officers next year, mau; J . H . Smith, treasj Cedarville bj the reunion! June next I>lace. The follow! to bo sent to] of Selma. Dear I According! year ago a t j! her of Compr a t the borj Smith, wherl and pleasaj stories,and Company II wc partook t| a spacious 1 | companions! all spoke fcol ailletion in 5 ] you from have appoiiil one year,we| jmividoucc The orov parlors of tl number oi Were sung, his usual firing a solo- applause, a plcnf4i:,r Middleton very neat a tbe soldier' thatWaftth A palrotii W , D . N I l m h Milb ■, Duriftfi t anil i’lleftdfi tlUiSphtefte v mud it iftedttlO Midcftj