The Cedarville Herald, Volume 26, Numbers 1-26

X WCAt 5 Ilre’**m*Ue» *y*;te§$ in Ha!b fc«5I?il M * f i l «,' | Y m g t t the best %r&% c«kf3 oad 1 crrekew »i CovierU ■• I G*$#*o<>d rubber f!r& baggy o il X*rr A iW ing s Bio$, ' ' Ifeputy fckejrhf Applegate »ag to. *town Monday on buiiBftt* * Giiorg# Smith fe la Indiana vo ting ta rg e t and 3*wm |fct%ftro, . . Him E bur * Blair us# The gum tk f Him BuU Smith test rial-bath. • - ■ ■ ■ m ■ 1 ■ ■ ' ' . ■. ' ' -<T> ' “■ Mi* 8*muel McCollum virited rda* *i«* at Clarkavfileteft Sunday. ‘ Mis?, 3. me White, mother of deg. White# Is ign ited as qeite ' - A3?o. t Cotton Ingrain Carpel tor 21*aysrd» Mo waste. AtMcCbrkeklfc '■ (let a gnosl huggfy phaeton, m 3 j3hidlhg&, Bros. - ’ ^ ' 7 John 83vey, ofColaaibua, is apend* Inga few days a t Ms home 'in this place. 1 Sir, Charles Jfift, wife and jgpit4. iof Clifton, spent Sabbath here with friends, ‘ • 1 ’ t ' ' .Frank Young was quite ill the hist of the week being -threatened with pneamOnla. ' , ‘ , ■ • ’ Rey, F . O. Rom and- wife enter* lamed a number o f friends at dinner -W^nes^Ayj/,,' , ’ i,: ' Wop! Carpet*, OUr price the 'year around and no waste, 45a a .yard, at •MeCrirk^Fs. ' ‘ Bev, Wallace Hide leaves Tuesday _ farXew*(Ybvk''‘etete- where ha wtH preach this summer. . ' Dr. B. fe Patton, of Columbus, wasin town Monday with his father In few, Daniel Dean. , . The best Strictly A}J Wool Carpets , and no waste, any time yon Want it, 1 fifeptoyawlwfeJl^CSjrlt^h, f_, L'h ’ ’? George E . Shfoads and children, of Xenia, spent Sunday with Mr. David . ^broads,’Who m quite sick, . Mot this weekonly, hoi for the bal­ ance o f the season.our 12|c ginghams go far 10c a yard at MeCorkelVs, . -Bee-rihr display"of”baggies before you hoy.- We can save- you money; ‘ - Kerr & Hastings Bros. ^ . I ; * • * * ' The Springfieldand Xenia Traction company will open the old Xeff Oro'uc la at Yellow Springs, Sunday. •George Irvin hfts purchased a three acre p lo t'of fend from 3. E , Orr. The fend lies back of the Alford hie* moriai building1. Ers. Dydia. Weymouth returned Tuesday from Washington O. If. where she has been since the death of d . D. Chapman. , Ear. W, B, Stoddard, o f Washing­ ton D. 0.# was fit town Thursday vis­ iting among Friand*. Ho is on life way to Chicago, III , liev F . O. Bow was in Bellbrook ywfetifey a t the installation of Bov. Hcll^dbal|WI. pastor o f .the U. P. c S m » « in that village. ■ . ' f t m Herald, WON'T VISIT c m * V f l i £ You and Your Wife Car, fe e f3t?CC ib r-rtris]^ t iter $im s> ctw ytar^ awl yct:r ssprtog goods Wo ferf iare we «*o ■liow. please y^s’ n?A rjur law prbea will fistsnish you, over the telephone | and CeferviUe a | .Docgtian,# Xffltaf j Fortftoparent spfcago to | m f e m S m I fe’teall pox is reported a t the between Xtnin |ofTd;u. Pi«otpr_ wh» residet fia t oflecupfe day* agpo 1lawn* A daughter» down with the | h«rher *hop. ‘ _ S Idteaddisea^u • 4 *TIe3oCentral; Give wo Cedaf- ] f m e t t Ehlfir- of 8dw*, acted a s j * plme.* «Helfe CedarviUeli I cashier a ttho Exchange Bank, T ae^p ^em eC h a rfe* Bidgway, pleask5*' I dap,, during -the alipence o f W. J . | WSlKan who was so Xenia. B r ing th e Children, tool Hpafffi fgt tncoffitog bunch. . . . . . . . . . McdaJHoss, th j aew- ' out, per 2 Q £ I j T ie Bhisdelphiaa Society will hold | k deefematisn eentest;. in it* hal!, Sj f Thursday evecicg, k w a y - a w *... •* . Baiileagjur^hamnproao, extra ^ large, they went lost long m- gelene^ifek m . . . . J 0 0 Out earpet trade thfe spring fees 'been Imssenes; have* you purchased yours yet? I f not. coma and examina buy liner- pattern, quality, -said prigs will aiake the safe+ Mp waste. Hay 7 a t 7.30 Admfeston 10 cents. tjfeluefe John Bryan, of Yellow Spring*, has purchased the Methodist Home preperty at that place and will erect a first class hotel on the r i t e . The house recently was destroyed hy fire. SsiE3 go to galleries through mo­ tives thrir own, others the church have the preference shown; some go through friendship, and others for quest, hut the masses go to Downing** <4Hcllo Bldgway. Tfcfe fe r$pne-| aentative of the I. B. Co. How are yoaF: ■ ■ . • / . , • , • ♦‘Hear It Is of no use to comedown, TfccughtI weald telephone first.” “Xo! I have eiise etaiF you can use!” . ' •• • ’ . ■■» “Xo, you don’t say, (Jut I t all out, ebT' ‘•Well, sorry. Hood h y ^ The part of the conversation in Ce~ darville wouldn’t fcghard in fill In.— Greene County Dress. - Tbe "X B. Co.” steads for “Imli- anapolfe Brewery Company.” After Four Iftonfiss to Bed. '.Eadfes.-ybd' find any of. 'the ufar trimtwjg, Cipn-yAace?, fency hrsiffe/ nod embrbiderfe& in onrstotk, no need to leave , town for these good** J , , ■ McCorkeirs ■ , Popular Priced Store. D r. B» B . IfariJcuyBritotfe® ile il.to EYE, 8Af?t HOSE AXB fti^OAT,- J e s s e s Accumtsly Ad- fasted. AHonBuihling, Xenia, G. •’••Cr^c-iusas-.—OSSca $To.. ye, BesJSanoe- 5<o. p till now, aayou cansoe, lam well. “1hare beenup aji&doing royotynwork | 0 rfoiaetknp’iiowauabaven’tftSfcpain or Weaknesssince. '* V ."b ’ “ *. /; • *’I praise the ijqru formy wouderfnl res- toratlon tohealth bud will aiway3 recoss- jnendDodiVsKitney Pills.” • ‘ , y r [r -t ri. ». ’ V Pure apple juice rider at Cooper’s. A dollar well spent, whey, you sub­ scribe for the Herald, ' ... •' Berries, lettuce, radishes, tomatoes, ’cause hfeworkfetimber , Powmvaie. Ky„Xpri!^ih.-Mrs. J. J, The Pennsylvania .toiroad people X o n who has been 01 tor over eight are doing considerable feaudfyingj trnly . ^ CFfBl. i am m aocjut tlieir ,premia. A Jarge plot of | yearsofej^ an^i far jWJnsfe dghi years I ground east; of the depof has beeaspd- J feavHsaiTacd wltta aiimeKidney tros&le. ded. What we need fe to have the! ~ h t b e ^ o r ^ w i t o f n r«ch ana I u , • , , manyother 1*T«J»o*brightened by a fresh coat, of 1 1 ^ that nsir remedy, Dodd's kidney paint and all trill he well. , j Pills, ....... - , , „ , ^ I “I w*s wnfined to my bed’ for four The home ofMr. and Mrs. Frank J ninths thiswinter, andbad sseb a poin in IJeakina-.wn^ the scene of quite a ' Bur- j lyy side I could nt)t get» jjcod breath, I ^ | prise on last Saturday, when about j bad smotheringspells, wasligbtbestled and Galltm of syrajv^Oc at CcopcFa. - £Wenty-five of their friends with well u^ an toi*''fo,r 1 d5dtft thinJi 1 Under loc^d Option three-fourths of j filfeo baskets c.ified on them ni honor | **jtfterl had takena fewof Dodd's Kid- the population ol Texas have voted jo f Mrs, dentins* sixty-sixth birthday, j neyPills 1bsgaa to iiuproveand 1kept on the counties in which they live “dry.” j An enjoyable time is reported by all **” ------------------- r ------- ” When you vVarit h good draft obi ,rere present, bug^y harness, rialf nB‘Tue ns T have j The directors of the different school them of excfefient quality. districts are now engaged in looking Dorn, tbs Harness Man. { for teachers for the coming year. At this time iinly four.bave been selected. Miss Effie Conley, district number- 2; Miss Agnes Stormont, liih 4; Mies Ada Wylie, Mo, 5; and 'Miss Fannie Townsley, Xo; §.. -Dr. god Mrs. 31. I, Marsh enter'! Judge Scroggy ou Tuesday up-, tainrii a number of their friends fesHjK)fe£ed John Bromagern as a member P»«eappfes. etc., a t Cooper’s. eVeiitog in honor of-Bev. F. O. Boss j 0£thcBoldiers Beliei. Commission, the j Harry Frey, who has gained con- and wife and Prof, B- A . Brown and I terra 0f ig<Drain expiring the j sidefabie of a reputation as an electric mother. j goveutfa of this month, Mr. Broina-1road promoter, was in town last Fri- Mr. and Mrs*'Charles Crouse# J>., Jgem fe appointed for a term of three {day looking over the rituation arid had. for their guests Sunday, Mr, j years. The other members are John I may conclude to protnoteanother road Hairy Yabeeaml ipfe arid Mr. and jSpahr and SamuelElwell. ■ I before the summer passes. An ordi Mt» James 'tiid ak e r, of Semi P J , ] , , Coffey evMio Coloobm Boa W co several wii Chartaloo. , Iday, looting efter » bull that D. I n°l ^ i " “' ,SI,™Wbe We are always glad to get items of I Bfadfute & Sonehippid from here on j * - °ni ®*5e w” ss* *or anot^er interest from the country and ajl who j Thursday to a place about fifteen I “ ancau?e’ have telephones are requested to j miles east of Columbus. The animal j The graduating cla?a of the high ’.'hone in their news. Gar telephone}was in the Columbus yards for over Ischool has chosen Rev. H . 0 . Middle number is 71. - _ ' • j two days, the railroad company being j ten to deliver the baccalaureate %er- Jaraes Baker, Elmer Robinson and I unalile to movejhe car owing to the j men SabbathEvening, May 17, at the ‘Bill” Jones each appeared before, heavy traffic. . j opera bouse, Cumes* orchestra Mayor McFarland .the first ’of the A team of horses belonging to Mr. Xeuil»^ II fuirBiah the w®iftfor« Wriek and were fined #13.60 for disor- R. F. Herr became frightened a t a mencement exercises.. This year the derly conduct. ‘ - I train last Saturday morning i tfaf ,° ^used some little excitement as welI the pubhe school will be held » the as some damage to John Harbison’s J °P<?m L6e‘ buggy. The team came up an alley j ydh to Xenia avenue a t a merry -gait, {great many people are not' careful of Stewart Townsley endeavored to stop the quality of food which they eat the.team but failed.. | They BliouId be. Pure food i3 a de­ veloper ot brain and moecle, which Our repufcv tiori for sclling pc;re food If known fer T. D. BENDURE’S . ' J • ' . . . ■ 9 • . •- . . . . »*»DAYUaHT STORE 1 ^SOMETHING DOING" TH E S E DAYS White Goods a ! Tailor Suits, and Wash Goods. J Mai>MadeH°ods'n° ?iaad«: to - n f ^ ** j . „ ' ;i t h e b e s t i s Done t o good f o r Bendure. J ...................' ^ -1 $2^5° Walking Skirts only $I;98. $10 Choicest line ofwaistiogsaniisuitings Tail° r .®uds ®7'®8, $2S Su‘ts $20. in th e city, Compare our prices. j ^ uits ’A B lack Petticoats. »* f f « .*.*'■*# ..99C -99& J of ' —‘‘Strength and vigor comes of good food, duly digested. ‘Force,’ a r’eady-tcHierve wheat and barley food, adds no burden, but sustains, nour­ ishes, invigorates.” . I t might be well fqr the queen iof May to have her heavier, wraps near a t baud as n western blizzard is JbdDri The Bennington.Typewriter com-1 . . . , rr i f * , I means a superior man, pany of Kansas City, M oj , who have f r A. H. Creiwell is suffering with a pdboned foot raaultfejt from the mem ber being intMlwriApiilc moving a large atone a few ago. A utoeBufcof eoundl will be held Monday etenwg the new officers will take their places. The work ot the old crnucT will be finished and the flaw mendwvra«p|ioin!ed on the differ* Mt eonMwiuee* by Mayor SleBferfecd Moth Proof Woo l en s . I t ’fe worlSs eomelktog to be able J to pack nWay'1your farts and w ? i u (liespring, and know [ # a l you .will find them all there in the fall, M a y i s th e M o n t h Whan moil:* begin to alfeefc, bat winter d itbiifg can easily: ha profedel by-liberal nse of aatnphor gum or r.:ofh halls, ffen and heat strides and then pa k them away with an adequate supply of either of the aSfcrt? -inotb annihiiaters, and yow mm fort sure that the doth* ariHW safe, Brerit astpply • f »wHt ImMs an-1 camphor here Ibr you »t Mt sfscfory prices, pUy h - 1 , - l,,v „0 with Ito-GoMl Iwi •» «a in our c * m D, for m,m , nd wi(]^ ^ / k I cci , „ d „ j OH BwmcrTimc» I P,r'“ ZI only tfce para Wad of food. ■The following persons tad tele- ‘ . I t .Jff <»"»"!» <* Gotlhc kind we sell. Gray & Co. pnanca placed m their ^-ideneg <>r I t|,otouglily reliable jand haw rx capital I ' Use latest postefllcedir fory shows pmcisol ba-iness this week: E d H ^ * L jf$ ii500,0 0 0 T h e y will soon build 811 extraordinary list m towns With ,D5 Thnf G fa<5P k la large plant at Dayton. freak For example, there are and Thomas ditch J l. . « • «« n ^ i . {two towns knownas Beans, onePnmp- Bkaehed Musliii. Hone better 4£c. I , :'® ' a . . y e f°5n10^ towj jc}n>oneTurnip, twoPeachOrchard** Unble-icbed muslin, Catl’t-bc-beat 4% 1? aef, ^“5 .14 I”.1?B10“” y ifr °®‘{o^ Pokeberry, six Peach Trees, one cf-rtte, . Calicos, all colors, 5c a yard. ,der the direction of the U. P. church, ___ ______ ................ .................................. , . Cottonseed, ’two .Haystacks, three BanonStera'giiigiwnw, best made, fic {!!rT|f5t!og ®reene county ^ends. I feet#, three Bfeckwalnuts, six Chest- a yard, atMcCotkcli's. {' , 1le *“cJ"ra5t gntet8t ®f Inuts, one White Pigeon, one White* - Sylvia Kyle. On last Sabbath eve- j rocks, one Morning Sun, one Rising TM. Keel*. Bore, fta r « Uve.-oer J iog Mia El| , K ,1. g , „ (W > I have hem received and | ^sting description of Iq*r work before . loads of coal delivered to customers, /There seems to, 1« plenty of tbu fuel at present and tbo price fe remarkably low, $6.59, the Y. P , C. IT, of the U. P . ehureh. Tile following invitations have been received here by a number of Elmer A meeting of the school board took Elder’s friends: “The faculty and tile place last Friday e .ening when Pres* I graduating efempf the Medical Col- t v j iaent Smith announced the different I |cg(t Ohio, Medical department, of was m Glaeaga g^vcral days ,go rail commn i « s r»t l hapra«at yran l i - tka Uaivarsily of Glacial..!, raaarat a H t o loaar of yoar p ,® a « »t tta purchased two ear The shipment arrived here Wednesday ber; text books, J . B. Cooper and A. and .will bake to-on Mr, -TavWs \ 7. R ^ ib - £ rr n L I ^ T^ s> Saturday, . - ill firm, i M, W. -Collins was among those I e8h®!>1pwjperty^W. H. Owens and Who attended the public sile o f livery ■“ *McMillan, Teachers will be steel: belonging io (Jhcs. Todd, o f ) elected May 8. Bprfegfiefl, Triekfey. Mr: Todd ex; » ta iy p ,; on r. -Taylor’s | Z. Brailli; iMshera, Mral Vf. H. Burr | jgpg^ University Aadiloriao. her and J . H. McAilfen; supplies and | Three o’clock,,A Wo have been in forined that Mr* Elder graduates from jMwihstittiriori'.with' fcigffhonors* .It'lakea eonaiderable to tubdue tome people and thismust bosi with ;Michael CatrolS, the. Xenia •tBloonis.t whois-endeavofjng to“lead' »<p the Xeiioia tcnqierflneepeople 'by^ri’ ar:restofJoseph Bittler m3 %\Tret Hen* tderson. Oa Monday Judge ' Fisher ;rendered % deeMon?againstOarro! who wascharged''withkeeping* gambling place*■;:Th«-case;w«i'''.hesnl -' In the :'Ch'uif:"»f 1 Common-Pleaton. effurwlfh the aboveresult* Thesalotmefement iif'^alwaysal'ld 1 *' -w: the"-'feroperanee -peoplehave:little pud nf iayingdo'wn ;in -the'fight at .thisstage of the .-.game* ptcfs la soon leave for thu west owing to felling health,*. - Tbs Phifosophleliterarysocietyhas made nrrangojncnta -with Olin A> Dobbins fqr him to deliver his now tectum On “WhoS tfen You Do?w -CoHcgeCiupd, Thursday, May 2 L Admission free. Comearidsuffer for a good esuais. , :; Mrs*. I'Uizafjcth Owens, while a t tbo. W«w oi Mr. Jacob Spuhr, acmJamc^ town, ^warned her right ankle, Moa* day* otd ttiicd lies toi-u uuabfo to lie: PJiCfwasbrought home that: fiVcpiag and Dr. Mnteu placed!ho In* jilted meriikrda u cast. . , The CcdaicMfo ToWnabSp Fahhath Ifehiwuf A£ 35 e!attyn held Its awnuah ob TutsJay cvcuing May | I &; iu Dr* Mortotfs chufch. The. | | will litgin ot 7 fiYlock, stolid- | urJ time It fe expected thutoltov,' | tfumr B- m BptiiigHM wiU give the | uddte-**. All *f: i'lrdisHv invitM. § “ Fcr l Jfevo, never il mtaacd tt! iit,a Ayerfe Sarsapiffife nveiy sp.hig, ■It tisansex my bland,, mafica k -> toft strong, iflff. ticca £*so p.ooa fe every wxy.” -** JoiSa P, Kzirxiidf Brooklyn,BY* ' ' - r r IIr P u f j a id rich blood ^ cardes MW life ttfdftVfiry | p i t , of ilio body# Itm a re invigorated, refreshed. You feel anxious td foe active, Youfobcomestitmg, sieadyjCottragcous#Tfoat’i what Ayer's Sarsapd^Hg will do for you. AHIrwtte ' . . ' yjigwirti.ilfejiMuteO> «iaji-i tTa ■ ,«n'*Ut>fMf tfiiHliJo, 1 -M- s ' . * r i ' , . : . fwi *u ' 'I c-f, ^ ^ ■ X-f.AV'2IM,i;„novHJ|,|f»i». rjc. E xcm T s S m t* totawfeiv. Bumfey, Mny il, excurtivn ticket* to Columbus will 1* sold at $1.09 Iround trip from Cafervillc, go«l go* ing on <r< 11 .1 train leaving a t $:55 a. m. ti'uu il time, , Tbt German (kWe Ife has finished !laying its r «m<l Hna to New York «* laraatha A*«r* fehtmfe, 1,‘AKK 49 c - Wash Waists ~ 4gc sBest $ Skirt ... F in e M a d ra s -W h ite G round w ith / • - - cab le ce rd And dot.*,,v*,****#*C'^c-jtr . ' K i d G l o v 6 S ' - • $2.98 Oxford wmte waists......... $s 39, ta f lt $ for ..Marvel»>Washable Bargains m Silk Waists. i Kid-won/rful glove. 25c. Soc, 7Sc to $ 1.50 for F ab r ic Glove, 2 clasp and |{ Shouldier lengths. E v e ry Glove war­ ran ted , wh ich means, a new p a i r if th e old is wrong. . v Hosiery. T h e k ind th a t ’s w a rran ted . Child­ ren 's 6 i to 50 c. Lad ies 8 £ to $ 3 . 00 . Drop Stitch. Solid Colors and B lack , j 500 Doz. Children’s 18 c o r 3 for 50 c, genuine L ea ther Stockings. In fan t’s Stockings, in fact everything for in­ fants. , , . If You Want a Dress. Of any fabric that’s new and popu- , lar and good; come straight to Bend- j ure’s. You get the best and that best) at the best price the same as. sold for in Ohio# Laces and Embroideries. Just when you need them, 3c per yard for Cambric with edge trimmed | ready for use. Handsome Corset Cov­ er widths 2 qc to 75c. Swiss Embroid­ eries 5c to $2.98 per yd. /v-, Qnny Lace. Latest for Dress Trimmings, , Black Cream and White.,....... ..15c to $1.50, l m . Bendure’s Daylight Store ^ ^ S p r i n g f l e l d t O h l o . ^ « ^ UP-TO-DATE RUBBER TIRE BUGGIES R e m e m b e r W O L F O R D a p p l i e s h i s o w n Hubb er ' f i x e s a n U g u a r a n t e e s t t ie m . . Ru bb er T i r e s a p p l ie d o n a b o r t n o ti c e # A The above represents a corabinatpu r u n o u t top boggy, with nakefi thousanff-mile axle and open head anrine- The wheel* are 42-44 rubber tire while the track fe 4 feet 8 Inches. The body fe 22 inches wide with 8 bow full leather top and hangs on the Badey body loop. The cloth trimming* are green. The body fe black while the gear is painted with the fashionable NewYork red. There fe a full length strip of velvet carpet# The shafts have the quick shifting shaft coupler. X e n ia A v e h u e , J . E L W O X J B B O R J D , CeO o rw iiie , O- Thfe isnot a gentle word—hut when you think how liable- yori ate riot to purchase for 76c the only remedy una- versaily knowft and a remedy that has had the largest sale of any medicine in the world since 1868 for the cute and treatmeht of Consumption and Throat and Bring honbles without los­ ing it* great popularity all there year* yog wili.be Jhankful we called your attention to BotekeebGerman Byrtip# There are m many ordinary coujgh remedies made by druggists and other* that wre'chrepand good for light colds perhaps, but for revere Coughs, Broil* ehitfe, Croup—and repecfellvfor Cori* sumption, where there fe' difficult ex- wetoration and coughing during the lights and mornings, there is nothing ike German Syrup, The 25 cent sire iss just been introduced' this year* . Regular size 75 cents A t all drug* : gfets- - . ^ ^ I IttkltfttrAIttS 10 0£0§6i4 | May 4, f» and 0 excursions tickets i to Savannah, Ga., account Southern I laptfet Convention and Auxiliary ( -?oeietfe*( will he sold via Pennsylvania l lines, B"or particular* apply to tiekat ? agents o f Panusylvadia line*. . | BnIfPlymouth Bock Eggs few sale, f e- Nuggett Strain, Prict7fij?..,psr, tf iJ S Great Invention. A Word J Waiting JBaehine. •SMIWa, The Bsw.visaTow is destined to make hack number* ot existing tvn«- vmters. Has 5 new and valuable feature* of merit, anV two of which Wu‘‘*reake ^ superior machine. No larger than existing typewri tetf. Wcare nowofTertega Jiuiitisl amount of stock to m* V^ttots at $1.00 ’t*i stiare. Peoplearebewmln*irtteW*!«d «Uo»ct the worldand are !>eginninato realite whata Wea* derful intention we have. More than $30,000 wmi, < f taacliiaes hate already been ordered. Ofhatypewrit##orfd “ wt tc“*ai5 interest the comlnkot our tnachtee, mhtih piarX*thebtftinnij^ oi a retodniion in th:« jrreatii«tii^f# Aaaoonaiwe *bsH bate sold enough atock to eomntein ***■ * 11 n«r mwhim, nomomwIUbeofflred at any price, ' If yen wish to make a gilt-*!*e interitnent In m im toirfet enfetfri*«t th* fin* rank, withpm*pct*- ot ham uitiaeiHMWiiitx ts rex Mswrreircs, Preferewee in faMHiotit given to Invetmt. Cental -0tock gharea H,oo I The Bennington Typemritey Go., |yo|AHri3C)S ms 'job Printing, The Herald’s Specialty.