The Cedarville Herald, Volume 26, Numbers 1-26

1 .au tep £« m i 1 i l i e f a ‘ W lw w h e n foam*a,t Y » -*•*• * *fade o n MfI? fL ■ w i t h i n market. ilpy Go *»«: s o n . O. ’ hat YonWait 1 ! that WeSell. * Unless you! can never te1{| in til you have! ;y eaten, yfy i d stock with sf it. meats. - 1Y«! Ock aud ther> u may depend , please you. M S ) IV E ftE D ?o*74 . ■ jb on Hand. EVIVOj «RES ViTAUTi Madeaj Well M# olMc .1 U ln SOitaT*. It* w w i.n allo ttw rU ioctzatnbood.urii ithfoi rigor bjr M ttt*trnttO(MN«n« ■■ it, NJcfctlr KatMM WutiOC 0iMMWI,i ccMaasdlndlacnw » Mo*M«rtasrrf«ii.i S h e w to td liw iiil to * d l» IM * r , bd tp «M «hM kau<! 'f t l w rtawftTMMl ■ W S S ’S 'S IU.O0.WHta*!* t o M M OC MM tafra*. AdditM < i6*ao P lyM otkF I ! CHICMKMIA, y, Cedarville, 0 I D i v i s i o n .! jfrTntHt-CMirktni fM lOf10,38**-.... § MW JiifijeL... Willi ’y i‘« s » ; j l-M 18 MWMltfti JBMMftl W l „ jo,os *f<ws35u n g f i ffIMMJNPiW^ f e T i ^ w L WtW**2EW Ire iiiM, *ff*f , r t&m. - - feftiitflkf#: W e dp not indulge in periodical and spasmodic said to be cheap sales. W e sell goods cheap the year round, which you will readily see from our quotations below. W e can give half a dozen reasons why we are in a position to make our statement good o f . being able to give you better bargains than any other dealer in Springfield, Q. W is ’glm ................................. ...................................... 95<!, *1,25, 11.45, *1.95 ♦2.45,13.00, $3.50 ........ 95c,$1.20, |1 .50 , ♦1.95 2I&DUSiCmHlun.t |3j)0f }3i50 Hanan A Son and Banister a t $5; no better in America. You are deceived when you are told these are worth 16 and ♦?, Infante* Shoes, Moccasins MM*f*8#a***•***«■***•***»«•*■*■* uimiii H mi **#*«#■»***»».***fle to 25o Soft Soles**************** * **#**'##*'*»»*4«ft*.***ft*ft#f**t •#***»]4***»M*'*4M4M',MMf>**‘«l»i**20c to 40c lea th e r Soles, 2 to 6 2.5c to 75c Misses' 11^ to 2 75e, 95c, $1.55, $1.50 Hand Sewed........................................... .................................................. .81.95 to §2.50 ,, L ittle Gent’s ........................ . - ...... ......................................... ....................75c to 82.00 Youths*....................... Boys*, 2J to 5^;,......... Boys’ Hijind Sewed..... Our Patrician for ladies, and Keith Konqueror for gentlemen for $3.50, strictly hand-sewed, have uo'equai In this country for the money. * < ...................................... .............,..... ...,...„.75c to$1,50 ....... *......... ................................................ ............... 85# to ♦1.95 ,*»**„#..... .|2,25 to ♦3,00 A ll our goods are marked in plain figures, price and size. You know what ypu are getting—no deception. Starkey’s Arcade Shoe Store, Springfield, Ohio. A Shetland Pony 5 =*; Valued at $ioo will be given away, November 15, 1903, to th e . person who holds the lucky number. • • • • • • • ♦ WHEN YOU T A L K Hava Something to Say, ’Say It . 1 Than Stop I'lvm “Letter* From a Self Made Mer- thant to file Sop," by Qeorgo Horace ho rimer A ticket given w ith each 35 . . . cent cash purchase . . . Dea lcrinF ish .Ice, Fr6sh and Salt Meats, Poultry and Vegetables Cedarville, Ohio. - .— ■■■■-■ v^-wgasa Commencement Day Chiffonette. . A Dainty Clean Fabric unsurpassed for such occasions. The goods and the righ t prices please all; per yard....... 45c, 50c, 75c. ; Cool Dress Goods for Summer. Dimities marked down to 10c, Grenadines, Etaminfes, figured Brillianteeu, Doilies, Silkdownes, Fean Be Crepe, Kakai, and all the new Weaves.. Solid Colored Silks .............. .....37 |c . . .White Dress Goods, Summer. . A ll signs indicate this as the grifttLsCaBon tor white goods. We are all well fixed in India Linen, Persian Lawn, Swisres, plain and dotted. The. new fabrics in /Oxford, Madras, Chevoits, Mercerized, figured and plain, sojlu and stripe are selling fast. Silk. Tissue, Japs, China, Tuffetta, Peau de Soie, Peau de Cygne, figured Brilliantee. Come in early and inspect them. 4 House Cleaning Time. Makes our Carpet meh'hustie and our beautiful patterns go fast; Most everyone are buying new Mattings, Curtains, Shades, Linoleum, Siedaline Portiere, etc., from our well selected stock' flatehison & Gihuey, The “ Bee Hive Store/’ N. Detroit S t , - - Xenia, Ohio, Attractive Furniture That will be suitable for all classes, as our stock io complete in every respect and comprises different lines of : ; C f t m f r s ' ■ ■ * .. r- O o u o i i e ^ ^ i d e b o f i r d s i ’ B e d s t o a d s i M a t t r e s s i e s S p r i n g s W a $ i h s t a i t d s t B r e s n l i i g Carpets! Carpets! "We represent some of the largest manufacturing concerns in this line which enables us to quote prices that surprise all . j : : : t ; i : • • • • • « S i M c M I L m A im FtiriemI Director Furniture Denier, *- do to John fierce for lilt and pitcher pump*, pipe#, etc When yott want a good draft or buggy haruew, call on me •*#'! have them of exeelknfc quality. '* Dorn, the liftm en Matr* —The secret o f aueoen m to take advantage of every opportunity. We give you the nicest, freshest groceries, canned good*, vegetable#, etc., at prioea that Bill awell your aaving# ac> count. Gray A Co tf Dear Pletrepont—Yours of th e 4th. has the right ring, and it says more to the number of words used than any letter th a t l have over received from you, I remember reading once th a t some fellows use language to conceal thought, bu t It's been my ■ experience th a t d good many more use I t in stead ' of thought. ‘ A business man’s conversation should be- regulated by few er and simples rules than any other function of the human animal. They are; > Have something to say. Say it. , , ' ‘ • Stop talking. . < Beginning before you know w hat you w ant to say and keeping on a fte r you have Bald i t lands a merchant in a law- s a lt or the poorbouse, and the first Is a short cu t to the second. I maintain a legal departm ent here, and I t costs a lot of money, bu t It's to keep me from going to law. . •' I t’s all righ t when you are calling on a girl or talking with friends a fte r din­ ner to run a conversation like a Sunday school excursion, w ith stops to pick flowers, bu t in th e office your sentences should be the shortest distance possible between periods. Cut o u t the introduc­ tion and the peroration and stop be­ fore you g e t to secondly.. You’ve got to preach short sermons.to catch sinners, and deacons won’t believe they- need long ones themselves. Give fools t h e first and women the last word. ‘ The meat’s always in th e middle of the 'sandwich. Of course’ a little b u tte r on either side of It doesn't do any harm if it’s intended for a man who likes but­ te r. . ' Remember, too, th a t I t s easier to look wise than to talk wisdom. Bay (ess than the other fellow and listen more than you talk, for w hen a mnu’s listening he Isn 't telling op himself and he’s flattering the fellow who 1 b . Give most men a good listener and most wo­ men enough note paper and they’ll tell all they know. How’s This. * We offer Ono undrcd Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh- that cannot be enred by Hall's Catarrh Cure, F, J. CHEN EY & 0.,‘Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have .known F. J. Cheney tor the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in ftll hla business trans­ actions a n d ‘financially able to carry out. any obligations made by their firm. ' Wasrik T ruax , WholesaleDruggist, Toledo) O, W aiounq , K innan & M auv J n , Whole­ sale Druggists. .Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarth Cure Is taken, internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucus serfaces of the system. Testimonials sent Price70c, -per bottle..-Bold by all Druggists, Hall's Fdniily Pills are the best, People Who ‘ * CanJt Sleep. Many people go to bed not to sleep, but to think—to tumble and toss—to get up, walk about until tired Nature gives way and a few fitful hours c deep are obtained ju st before dawn—a sleep that does not rest -r-a sloop from which ono-wakes weary and fired, wholly unfitted to take up the daily routine of household, shop or offioe duties That this condition goes on Unpared for is almost criminal,, when the well-known, time-tried and tested powers of- Dr. A. W’ Chase's Nerve Pills to give restful natural sleep have been so fully proven in such cases Mr?. Isabella Cross of 522 W. Church St., Xenia, Ohio, says;—I was a bfifier from severe nervousness, sleeplessness and dizzi­ ness, I was advised to try Dr. A. W. Chase*9 Nerve Pills got a -box and as a result of their use find my nervous system in splcn-; did shapo again—my sleep natural and rest­ ful and the old time dizzinessentirely gone. Consequently I fepl I can’t recommend' tho qiedicine too highly as a splendid nerve and general tonic." For further {informa­ tion call a t Ridgway & Co’s. Drug Store, Ccdarville. Ohio.. 50e a,box at dealer or Dr. A.|W. Chase Medicine Co., Bufialo, N. Y, See that pdrtrate and signature of A-. W, Chase M, D. are on every package. ■ > , Kerr & Hastings Bro’s, car of P ly ­ mouth binder twine came in last week. Reduced Fanes via Pennsylvania Lines. Excursion tickets will be sold via Pennsyl­ vania Lines os follows: - To S t ,, Louis, Mo., June tGthr and, 17th, account Thirty-first Saengerfeat of North American Saengorbound. To B oston , Mass., July 2nd. to 5th, inclu­ sive, account National Educational Associ­ a t i o n . ’ uc1,California and Intermediate Territory, 0ne-\Vny Second Class Colonists’ Tickets. ^Aprillbth to ,1tme 15th. ^ To Points-in the- West, Northwest and and South. April 21st. May 5th, 10th, June 2nd nnd 10th for Home-Seekers’ Excursion. To Points in South and Southwest, Terri­ tory, April 21st, May 5th„ 10tb, Juno 2nd, IGth, July 7th, and 21st, One-Way Second, Class Settlera’ Tickets , ■ The attractions on these occasions will he Cabinet, Ex-President Ctclcland and other notables. . The display of. fire-works -will represent ah investment Of$50,000,00. The occasion will ho a memorable one, instruc­ tive os well ns Interesting to all who attend. For particulars .regarding low fares, through trains, ets„ apply to nearest ticket agent of the Pennsylvania Lines. UP-TO-DATE RUBBERTIRE BUGGIES R e m e m b e r W O L F O R D a p p l i e s H is o w n Ru bber T i r e s a g u a r a n t e e s th e m . Ru bber T i r e s a p p l ie d o n . s h o r t n o tic e e above represents a combination run-about top buggy, with naked thousand-mile axle and open head spring. Hie wheels are 42-44 rubber tire while the track is 4 feet 8 inches. The-body is 22 inches wide with 3 bow fulL leather top and hangs on the Bailey body loon. The cloth trimmings are green. The body is black while1 the gear is painted with the fashionable New York red. There is a full length strip of velvet ‘ carpet. The shafts have the quick shifting shaft cobpler. „• • J . T J . W O L F O R D , X e n i a A v e n u e , . C e d a r v i l l e , ' O Subscribe for the Herald, Brain Food Nonsense. - Another rediculous food fad has been stranded by the most competent au­ thorities. They have dispelled, the silly notion that one kind o f food is needed for brain, another for muscles, and bill another tor bones. A ' correct d iet will not only nourish a particular p a rt of the body, but i t will sustain every'other part. Yet, however good your food mny be, its nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. Yoii must prepare for their appear­ ance or prevent their coming by tak­ ing regular doses of Green’s August Flower, the favorite medicine of the healthy millions, A few doses aids digestion, stimulates the liver to healthy action, purifies the? blood, and makes you feel buoyant and vigorous. You can get this reliable remedy at all druggists. Prices 25c and 75c. Our ixlen/s $2,50 and $3 low cut shoes are 35c to 50c a pair less than other stores* O, B. Siegenthaler & Son* Springfield, —For Bed Cross wind mills sec Jolm Pierce, The best $3.50 shoes sold anywhere are Siegentha- ler’s “Ideals.” Ask to see Siegenthaler’s, Springfield -*-Do you know what you cat? A great many people ore not careful of the quality of food, which they eat They should be, Pure food is n de vbloper of brain. and muscle, which means a superior man. Our reputa­ tion for Belling pure food is known far and wide. We select and keep in stock only the pure kind of food. Get the kind we sell. Gray & Co. ; You can'get your barrel salt, now of Kerr & Hastings Bros. ' L * O W R A T E S ■ ■ ■ T O T H E ' - . . SOUTH, SOUTHEAST AND SOUTHWEST -« 8 ' VIA Q ueen & C rescent R o u t e . ONEWAV ANDROUND TRIP TICKETSONSALE FIRSTANDTHIRDTUESDAYS OFEACHMONTH Dktd cMMCttm at Ctidiull fraa all Mlitt NORTH, EASTANDWEST. WRITE FOR RATES. W . A. BXOXXXR, IT.* . A .......Ohlctoo,HL D .P,BROW H ,K ,E .?.A ......D strolOU cb. W . W. DTJNWAVAlfT. TJ?A..W»irrsn,0. OHA8, M M .B . Y. A . , >.Cincinnati, W . O. UINXAB80N, O.P.A.. ...Cincinnati. E b e r s o le P ia n o s a b s o l u t c l y d u r a b l e * *'We have for a number of yeara used Ebersole Pianos In the ^Conservatory where they are constantly subjected, to the hard* est kind cf use. We have found the Eberaolo to. b s a good, durable piano, Wei/ able to stand the wear and tear of themusic room.” Mtss C latu jU tm , Directress Cincinnati Conservatory ot Maslc, MANUFACTURED' BY ' The Smith & Nixon Piano Co. IO a n d 12 E. F o u rth S tre e t, CINCINNATI, O. May Suit Sale. > Every ladies’ fine tailored suit in our department thaUt? T r ' a a formerly sold a t 818.50, 820, 822,50 and $25, reduced t o 'P * 5 * 0 0 'They are in black, .navy and 'browns, and style right to date, May price 815. : ■. • Bilk Coats marked down to close out, a $6.50 Jacket 812*50 Jackets now $8.75,teto. ' . Kow styles of Mohair Skirts jvst received, in black, navy and gray at 85. . Millinery For May/ Cuban Bodies, the swell Hat. $1 kind for 69c. Importers* sam­ ples of fine Cuban Bodies a t less than ha lf price, May Flowers. We Offer To-Day On Sound Ear Corri, Cool and weet, Delivered at Trebeins, /iC\n> pef BuskfcX of 68 pounds to Bushel No hoveling, Good DufttpS* Call, Write o r Telephone, Colonial Distillery Company Trebeins, Ohio* To Cure a Cold in OneDay t < * « Laxative BromoQuinine ^ (%/ j f o tw e b i y * . on every Crushed Roses, three in a bunch, worth 35c., May price 19c» Daisey Wreaths for children’s bats a t 10 ,15 , 25 and 50c.' Violet Foliage, large bunches 19 cehts. American Beauty Rosen, lflr£c sire* 50c kind for 25c. Apple Blossoms, pink and white, 35 cent#, New\P&rasols. Parasols for Indies, f 1 to 85, For children 25 cents to 11.00, ex* elusi ve styles. * * -> May Lace Curtain Sale* «Twenty*fivo, styles of fine Lnce Curtains, regularly acid * t | 5 to 80.75 a pair, two to four pair of a style—take your choice of the entire lot during May sale, per p a i r . . * . j . . . . . « . Y * J * y D JobeBros. &Co., Xenia, Ohio* Adam's Restaurant andDining Booms Corner High and Limestone street Springfield, Ohio. Buy Plymouth binder twine bow ft# priw# are ftdvuncing - Kerr A Hiudj i«g# Bros’* CA8T0RIA , F* r w a CWJiferem. hi KMYu i m Mgrf “B m tm tL» W ia*twre«f i S ttb u e d b i r e T)re H « m l4 4 /'