The Cedarville Herald, Volume 26, Numbers 27-52

DM p MM w I, M id -S u m m e r BARGAINS W A S H , G O O D S • Satin Stripe*! l^avw, in newest and latest patterns, per yard....... Remr.ants of \V*#e Goods of *H kind#, at about one-half Tegular price, Case Beet Gingham ItemnantB, 12Jo quality, at, per yard **#*»***» *' ♦***•«*?!►«**■*•*«* *•*»*■*»*** p M*** 10b Millinery Bargains. Flowers aqd Foliage* large assortment, good styles, per bupch * bo Childrens MEuli H a t s * . I 0 e . Ladita Trimmed Hats extra values,..........,....,..*,..:....,.... $1,50 Children’eTrimmed Hats $1,00 \ S P E C IA L . . W e are show ing advanced sty les in L ad ie ’ s E a r ly F a l l Street Hats, Shirt Waist Specials. We have reduced the price-o» all bur Fine, White Blurt Waists as follows; ■ $3 00, $3.50 and $4,00 White Waists, now:.............., ............ *2.50 $2.2p, $2.50 and $2,75 White Waists, n o w $1. 00 The styles are excellent and quantities limited. Select yours to-day. Parasols at 'Cost,":-' ' ; v t>;* Reduced this week. ;AH correct style aud, at our special, clearing , .price, are decided bargains. . Hosiery Specials. Ladies’Drop Stitch Hose, worth 15c,.,.......... Ladies’ extra quality White Feet Hose,.,.’.,.., Ladies’ 25o Lace Hose, ajl sizes,..,..... . . . . . . Ladies*,,Fme Lisle LaceHose, inhlack,.white aud slate, r . . i ‘ .f th_ r<__r* i . r r . m ‘ .1 n ' & 10c , 10c 19e 25c- 39u 10c •: ,19c', c quality J - ! Bony Stockings for Boys and.Girls are the best made for wear,- Five .Weights in all Sizes at 25c each. IUEYHAVENO EQUAL. , :That: will besuitaUM for till classes, as <nn; stock, is .complete iti every respect /and, comprises different lines of : : O l i a t iT T B , / /• C ou c h e s C e nt e r T a b l e s Si de bo a r ds B e d s t e a d s M f i - t t r e s t i s e s ? • ; • ' ’ / S p B i u g s W a s hs t a nds , D r e s s in g St a nds <Carpets! Carpets! . ^ We represent some of the largest manufacturing concerns in this line which enables us to guote prices that surprise all : : : : : J . S . M cM ILLAN Fun e ra l Director O p i u m , L a u d a n u m , C o o s i n * a n d a l l D r u g H a b i t s 9cm*t»atly cured, without pain or detention froth btuinom, leaving no craving ter drugs or other «tifflttlants. We reetore the nervous and physical systems to ■hairnatural condition because we removethe causesof disease. Ahomeremedy pDepored byan eminent physician; , f m m m m m K a cube f r e e - trial treatment confidential correspondence, especially with physicians, solicited. Write today, M a n h a t t a n T h e r a p e u t l c t A s t o n i a t l o n 0ept»A , I t 08 BrSaSway, Hear YeritXiy K b e r s o l© P i a n o s A f t S O L U t t L Y D U R A B L E . "W o h av e fo r ftn um b iiro fy sa ra u sed JEhersolc P ian o s In th e The GedSfvUle herald. $x.o<> IHtr Y e a r , . . l i t t r l H B u l l E d i to r , FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1993. The Knapp plan of getting rid of wives ia not likely to supercede jthe divorce courts. •' ■’•so*! Oklahomy, the youngest of the the territories, is possessed of taxable property worth $84,155,023. ' George W. Beavers, in the post office scandal, has been indicted and it looks as though the endlia<Tnofcyet been reached, i)r, Wiley has started a crusade against tea drinking;. He should have waited until whisky guzzling has been suppressed, I t begins to look os though Oyster Bay and Buzzard’s Bay were two bays with hut a single ipiud—on the race suicide question Even the slump in Wall street has not affected the prosperity of the nation, and the last hope of the Dem­ ocrats is*thus destroyed. , The fact that Bryan arid Cleveland ore both to speak in Chicago, cannot bo taken as an indication, that they will speak to enehotber* . Congress has lung since ndjouru'ed, hut Congressman John Wesley Quines stffl continues to ornament the street' corners of Washington City with his presence,’ \ „ f ' Fourth Assistant Pcetmaster Geu- <ral Bristow has. already placed ,t),e free delivery service, on a business basis, and the demand of the politi­ cians for his removal will avail little. CASTORIA The K in d You H ave Always Bought, a n d vrfcicih baa b e t a in use fo r over 3 0 year's, ha s hom e t h e signature « and has been made under h is per­ sonal 8uperv|slon »ince Its ipfepcy* *■ Allow no one to deceive you in th is, AH Counterfeits, Imitations an d <*J ast«ns-good” are bufe Experiments th a t trifle w ith and endanger th e health or Infants gad Children—Experience against. Experiment* What is CASTORIA Oastorht Is a harmless substitute for Castor 0U» Pare­ goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. I t Is Pleasant* I t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotie substance. I ts age. is its guarantee. I t destroys Wo*n» and allays Feverishness. I t cures Diarrhoea and w in d Colic. I t relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation- and Flatulency* I t assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’# Panacea—The Mother’s Friend* G E N U I N E CASTORIA a l w a y s B e ilis th e S igna ture o f TheKindYouHave In Use For dyer 30 Years. ■TMKCKNYSUftQOUMNV,WSISHWSTIIIST. HtW VOW*CITV. -A mini has beau throwu overboard from a Mqosehead steamer for asking a stranger to sing . As a rule it is the*! passengers, who want to- throw the; stranger overboard, because lie .ae cepts tin invitation to, sing, although they weakly refrain, SEASOfiABkE GARIHEllTSI RoyalWorcester Corsets. : Wonderful Sa le at 50c and $ 1.00 , Grow ing in. F a vo r E a ch Year, -AT- Fqr a lazy liver try Chainberlain’s stomach’aua liver tablets. They in­ vigorate the liver," hid the digestion, ] regulate the-bowels and prevent bili ou8 attacks. For sale by p . M. Bidgway. HUTCHINSON& GIBNEY’S. K N IT U N D E RW E A R , ' For Gents, Ladies and Children. Silk Gloves—Fit Like the Kid— Double-Pointed Fingers—White, Gray and, Black. B e lts , La.ce •f f : i and Linen, Collars, B ead s , Bags , Umbrellas, etc,, etc. It is easier to he forgotten than to ! forget. * ______ Ho mrin or woman in the state will | hesitate tof speak well of Chamber. 1 !j. Iain’s Btomach and Liver Tablets after | y once trying them. They always pro­ duce a pleasant' movement of the bowels, improve the appetite and strengthen the digestion. For sale by O. M, Bidgway. Matrimony is like boating- rowe but the-woman steers. -the man RIBBONSALE. D&fYott See (hoseWide,Sues? TEN CENTS. . . . . r_‘. ... . . » |. ;.u, r .. .. •, * \ i . ■, WASH FABRICS never .before had such large Sales. Demities, •Swibses. Lawns/Batiste for 10c. 35c goods tor 15c and 20o, Suit- Linen, Pique, Duck, Waists 50c up. Skirts all grades. Muslin Underwear — Cotton is -Advancing* Hatehison & Gibney, The ’ ’B e e H ive Store ,” N . D e t ro i t St* - - X e n ia , O h io . F l i n iture Dealer. No PityShown. i "For years fate was niter me con- .inuously'! write F, A Gulledge, Yer*,J >eua, Ala. ‘*Ihad a.terrible case oi dies causing 24 tumors. When all tailed Buckien’s Arnica salve cured;;] me. - Equally good ior burns and all aches add pains: Only 25c at B, lidgway’a drug store. Puck says that it docs seem at time# j that our troubles are a great credit j •O U 3 « . Will Buy It Back. You aseume no risk when yon buy Chamberlain’s colic, choler*aud diar­ rhoea Remedy. C. M. Ridgway will ] refund your motley if you are not sat- i-lied after using it. I t is everywhere admitted to be the rii'ost successful remedy in use for bowel complaints Had the oiily one that never fails. It is pleasant, safe ami reliable. W e Offer To-Day On Sound E a r Corn, and Sweet, Delivered a t Trebeins, Cool 40e P e r Bushe l, of 68 Pounds to Bu she l 40e NO Shoveling, Good Dumps. Call, W rite o r Telephone. Colonial D istillery Com pany Trebeins, Ohio. roam.*5 rand tearof themusic f C lara JUtm, Directress 1 Cincinnati Consfcmtory ol tfttate, MAMUMSflifitaBy T h e , Sm i th & N ixon P l a n e Co*. 10 *ni«t l i 8fr««L ” CINCINNATI* it* Tliere arts 70,829 ftisjne patients *n the 279 asylums of Prussia, aceording to the Prussian statistical office. We are only good when W0 are good tor soiiieihirig, sagely remark# the religiously logical Ram’s Horn. ThahthroblMnf ttwd*thc W o u ld q n n -k lv h a v e i t vm t «*«i Ur- King’s Ndk Life Pills. iV .W M fid ^ o f biilli-r# | m v i * p ro v e d th e ir «*«» » f"r «u* Ami All that is t n -M r r ’b to fhey mike j.ure hhmd ?give Chamberlain’s cotie, cholcrt end op rour health (Inly ‘M?, ’diarrhoea remedy, ns directed with r?r tfe 'k if m 1% !,-r l n cure i* cerfeiti, *41 . Rdf**?, hntggkt. ]Fwf irtle by V, M, R«t|way, Cetera Infantum. This has long .been regarded as one of tee. mtHst dangerous ami tatal diseas* e# (0 Which jufents are Subject; It can be cured, however, when property Favorable comment has but one leg | ak a rule, but slander is a centipede, Night War Her Terror. " I would cough nearly all night long,” writes 'Mrs. Ctins. Applegate, of Alexandria, Ind., “and could hard*] ly get any sleep. I had consumption so bad that if I walked a block I would cough frightfully and split blood, but, when all other medicine# failed, three $1 butties of Dr. King’s New Discovery wholly cured me am I gained 58 pounds.” It’s absolutely guaranteed to .cure, coughs, colds, la gripp, bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles tree at IL Ridgwuy’s drag store LAZYLIVER '2 .fls®C»«e*r«I* *0 rood that i woald net bt utrtia rtii™V“L l ,TVlttSM*4,5 a#»Iwith AttMButiict, Osborn MUlNo, *, r»UJUttt, H u t. Baat For I — IJf— ■ TheDowels — b w c a n d to . CAHOVCATMASmC' iinliWne SES& b*ckf n Cta»ChlcASoorN.Y. tot umiisniM, nswiiunsin»K Boston’s ohlest resident, Mrs, Han­ nah Newell B.lrrelt, recently cele­ brated her 100th birth day, Leather waste is no lunger wasted* Manufacturers use it, in a compressed form, instead of iron, to make cog­ wheels. Working Night and Pay, The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr, King’s New Life Pills. T fe J pilb change weakness mb* strength,, list- hwrtesfc into energy, brain-fay into nienlal power. They arc wonderful fu building np the health. Only 25 cent# per box, Hold by B, Bidg­ way, * ** The United .States has ton Stips built and ten building, battle HEALTH •t «I don't think W« fcjuW V6*p h6b»o WUhBut Tb«mort1'« B1MA> ; Dranght. Wc h«te t.aod U In tb# ftunUy/orpm two /ear* with t£* V»*t of reknffii, I h*»B not had *, S«ff21,n « f t h a t Inifihf ?? *i1?1* ' rt lof«,doctor In Itself and Became this groat mediclrio> reliSvOti stomach pains, frees the constipated bowels and invigor- ’ ates the torpid liver and Weak* enea kidney# No D octor k m tliehomewhere * ,hlack-Dratight ig kept. Families living m the country, inifesfromany phyg{« cian, have been kept fit health ^ f o r d ’s. Blaek-Draught cute# bilious* I w * “ ld».riiilt*and I ^eadftriiOe, I diarrha'a, Consppation, colic and almost every other ailment because, the stomach, bowds f c f t f j f f lh ^ 8 C6B* scorn EMULSiOft won’t make a hump backstraight,neitherwillHmak« ^ soft bon* /***^ dlswiid h ist Otvd Is among V*. ms y«K*>f»II*v**hS:w^ DRAUGHT POPULAR j Cheap Excursion .....................- T O - ) N i a g r a F a l l s ,] Thu rsday , Aug. 6 ,1903- t BIGFOURROUTE ONLY $0.50ROUND TRIB —raox-R S P R I N G F I E L D , OH IO . A lexand ria B a y , N . Y . (’fhousand Islands) OulyW^nwrc tkaa rate tpNiagaraFalls Montreal, Que., $ 19.65 moretbo rate to Niagara Falls. Stopover allowed at Westfiebl, for side trip to CHAUTAUQUA LAKE. , Big Four Excursionistsmay purchaseat NiagaraFalls, roundhip tickets to Toronto at the Extremely low,rate of $ 1 . 00 , Tickets good returning, twe ve days including date of sale. Elegant trains pf Pullman Sleeping Cars and Superb Day Coaches, personally conductedby representatives ‘of the "Big- Four,” whowill look,after the wants of paes- eugers. , • These excursions need no introduce tion to.the pul)lic,‘and the popularity bt the Big Four—the natural route ta Niagara Falls, via, Buffalo—-is well knowD . Full information in pam- § hlet form cart he obtained from Big ‘our ticket office. WARRENJ. LYNCH, W, P, DEPPE, Gcn’l Pass. A tick et agt. jlss, G. P. &T- A.' , C incinnati, O. E. B/Gorsuch, - - Springfield, O, TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST. No line offers better service or faster schedules from- Cbicagb, ’ Louisville, St. Lnuis or Cincin­ nati to points South or South- - east than the, L o W svjcjca &N awt viia , e R R. Two trains daily to ■ Nashville,Birmingham, Atlanta, Memphis, Montgomery^ Mobile. New Orleans; Floritfu and Gulf . Coast Points. Stopover ^privi­ lege at Mammoth Cave, one 'of . the Avondera of the world. .All trains solid ycstibuled ami .com­ posed of modern Pullman sleep­ ers, tree reclining chair car?, and electric lighted dnriua cars - Rock blasted road bed, insuring easy riding and no dust. In for­ mation as to'rates, time and de­ scriptive advertising matter-will „ be cheerfully furnished by * *•L ' ♦ j »(* ’ C. L. STONE, Gen’I Pass. Agent.' touisviLe&KaslivilleR.P. . r—" I * , LOUISVILLE, K Y .. W . M. HARB ISON , Practical Millar and Engineer. Mem ber of the M. E. Church, and Currie Post, No, H G, A. R. Ceditville, Ohio Mam’s Restaurant and Dining Rooms Corner High and Limestone street Springfield, Ohio'. r D A IL Y E X C C R -S IO N S TOLEDO To DETROIT St. Clair Flats 4 Port Huron fly iXt Mufiifrctnt Sifamirt h Ofin* fruits S tak lw£ t . orriTc rw rrn b . jv p, m , w«>i*»»yi*w,o 6 fjM» F$f(f|oDetroit, y<c, Dftlimltedroti^ Ulpt .Bxctirftloris taD«thitt#i) 4 r>turil.WWkD*yS$i, fl*a»S#y#r#c. UfftPr Iluro.umlreturn. i S t e wp’ ^ Sptelat TRoiej io SoeftfltJ Ooi«conH*ctro«lB»tl)*troitWith #t*fer Buffalo,th* •‘So6."»alutli,t»e( For farther iflf*tmttK>tt #ee aUrert luutHwdAgent•*tarite o. f . mimn, w. d . fa p . i attiHkti iticit. totxtp, o. 60 VCARS” A | E X P K N I K N G i ; P atents t*uww#e«e«i#a«k(> TMOX MftMKtt DK«K»«k hitWel. ,w«| flewrtwtloh 1 M* Wmmv tootsto iwncan. tltlrtHMbllf, r « , » i Women and Life Insurance, Endowment Policies. Tbo fern of polity tlmi |s specially recommended in v; tn h the Eudowmtnt Policy, ivluce, by , its own terms, pro- vide# for the j yinent of fee face of the policy at the tad fen, fifteen or tvyc-niy years, or a t death It it occurs .nfanv time prior thereto At the end of the endowment .period ifere will be paid to the policy holder, if living, the full face of the policy together with the surplus either iu cash or iu iusinlmeim for any number of years from two to twenty. A women can thus secure at a definite time in the future not only .ft considera­ ble sum of money, but an im­ mediate investment of the same Which pays n satisfactory an­ nual suconie, with the privilege of armmuting the unpaid in­ stalments at any time if she de­ sires to make iise-nf the unpaid portion pf the principal. .W. L. Clcmans, Special Agent Mutual Life Insurance C’o. ofNew York* 'the Largest and Best Dividend Payer ■id the World. Office-o‘pp. City Hotel, Cedarviile, O. A Careful -• Tits-Best-isWMYifant. TlieBestisWMWeSel.- ' Aleuts Are deceptive., Unless you are a good-judge, ynU cuu never tell what*you ue getting 'urttil you have it served n’nd partially eaten. We know meats, fVe select stock with a view-to having theLest meats. We know how to select stock and there- fo.e have meats you -may depend upon—meats that will please you,. GOODS DELIVERED Telephone No. 74 JGSyEfesh Fish Always on Hand. EXGW&B > CEDARVILLE, OHIO, •A CCOUNlS. of Merchants and In* dividual# .solicited. - OollectjonC promptly made and remitted. TkRAFTB on New Yedr, and Cin- ^ cinnati sold at lowra.1. rates. The cheapest and most convenient way to send money by mail. T OANS made on Real Estate, Pet- soUal or Collateral Security. William Wildman, Pres., Seth W. Smith, Vice Pres., W, J Wildmftn, Cashier, «r<ssi ALWAYS THE BEST. 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