The Cedarville Herald, Volume 26, Numbers 27-52

M ' ‘Combinations’'a re all Right, Sometimes. Yea will think t.n to ), if you have one of our PLUSH BUGGY ROBES AND STORM FRONTS. rheGedawilleHerald. $ x .o o R ex ' y a m '. • (Jet ana while they last* and also ft blanket lor the horse. The Farmer's Handy W agon We have in stock, with solid wheels that you w can’t break down; just the thing {or winter feeding. •' . We also have 'the Troy, Jackson and Coquillard F A R M W A G O N S . Imperial W ind Mills and Towers, K a r lli Hu ll IStiitur. BUCKEYE PUMPS, I. X , L, Steel Works, ’etc , etc. ■ Cal. and bee, at— ' W . R. S T E R R E T T . WW 1 j> ir m. BUILDINGS MAY NEVER BURN! Yet, You Carry Amp le Fire Insurance. H ave you Enough L I F E Insurance? to at a. Special Agent Of the Oldest, Largest and Best Company in the World, The Mutual LifeInsuranceCo., of NewYork. G I V E N A W A Y A SHETLAND PONY Valued at $xoo w ill be given away ion November i s , 1903, to the person who ' holds the lucky number. Try it for luck. A Ticket given with each 25c purchase. \ * CH^ l S. C, WEIMER * -DEALER IN- F ish , Ice, Fresh and Salt Meats, Poul­ try and Vegetables. Give us a trial. Xenia Avenue - - Cedarville, O. POULTRY AND EGOS WANTED! Until further notice we w ill pay the following cash prices for poultry and eggs delivered tJ C. H G ilfaugh ’s grocery* Cedarville; Live Spring Chickens, weighing 2 to SMbs, per , Live Hfen? peril)................ 0C % . Old roosters per lb.............. *.,*..40 Hggs per dost.......................... 10b J. W. Salmons,Xenia, 0 . 17E Main Street. Citizen's Phone 270 MI Phone 1651 . GEORGE H. SMITH, ; Cedarville, Ohio, Agent tor „ j~ United States Life Insurance Co. 'Which writes Bankers* Insurance and whose contracts arc plain as notes. If you want protection, take Ordinary Life or Twenty’ Payment life, with Bndpwriient Botlfemcnts, You can curry $2,000 of better, almost as cheap m in investment.. -If investment, Wc will pay you $100 mofc than you pay in, at the end o f 20 years, We give you 7 elective conditions you cart change at yopr will-, From 2 to 34 times face value. .if' your policy in paid up insurance without re examination. Also agent for the letters! Accident, o f Philadelphia, HitoII*$* Accident Co*OfIf*Y FRIDAY, OCTOBER % 1903 LIVESTOCK PERISH, .Okland stock farm, owned by W, B, Bryson, was visited by a large fire last.S iturday evening, which de­ stroyed a barn 80.x-li feet in dimen­ sions, with tbo entire "contents. Fire was discovered about seven, o’clock •when the whole structure was a mass of flames. The barn contained 40 tons’ofliay, 100 bushels of corn, 5 bead of cattle, farnnonebinery worth 8550, and a cpH belong to Mr. Wil­ loughby. The loss is estimated $2,500 with $l500p insurance. The origin 0 { the fire is unknown. s For coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, weak throats, weak lu n g s , c o n s um p t io n ,-ta k e A y e r ’ s C h e r r y P e c t o r a l . Cherry Pectora l Always keep a bottle of it in the house. We have been saying this for (50 years, and, so haye the doctors. “ I havo'uBiid Ayer's Cborry r.octoml In p y family for 40 rear#. It 18 llie beat medicine in the -world, 1 know, for nil ttiroat and lung 1L NOltOitOSS, Waltham, Mass. lic.,SO!r.,Si.oo. ■ j . o . atbkco . All drnrgisrsj^^. j-Q | . Towel), Mass* The Lun gs ■MWWB8MIIM«nnir'IIWII)IWII»liIHM*WWI— ■ Dally action of the bowels Is neces1 oary. Aid nature with Ayer’s Pills. —Reduced fares to Denver account// Broothood of St, Andrew’s National Convention; will ho- in effect Octob'T. 3.to 7, inclusive. —Heinz tomato,catsup at Gray & Co. ■ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ John Haas, of Lincoln, Ilk, is vis iting Almon Bradford olid-wife. Clarence Northiip and wife have purchased the B. W. Nofthup place west of town.. Almon Bradford con-. summatod the deal. —Ralston’s Health Crisps at 10c is something new, at Gray & CcfB ■—Anyone wishing a well drilled may have the same done by calling on W, H. Strain, ' 41d Blankets 65c to $5 a pair, comforts 81-.00 to §2,50 each at Bird s. —Olive oil and Campbell’s salad dressing at Gray & Co, Job Printing of all kinds executed in first-class style at H kuald office. Those holding a merchant . ticket, now void tor a large portrait, can through October, only, use them on oUr.83 photos at a rate of 81.75 for the dozen. J, J. Downing. A LoveLetter Would not interest you if you’re looking for a guaranteed salve for sores, burns or piles. Otto Dodd, of Ponder, Mo,, writes: “ I suffered with an ugly sore for a year, but a box of Bueklen’s Arnica Salve cured me. It’s the best salve ou earth. 25c at all druggists. ^Secretary Wilson is striving to make as complete an extermination of the boll weevil grafter as Mr. Britsow is making of the postal graf­ ter, but with less show of success. 8 cents Eight cents a . pound is what a young woman paid for twelve pounds of flcki. She was thin and weak and paid one dollar for a bottle of Scott’s Emulsion, and by talc­ ing tegular doses had gained twelve pounds in weight before the bottle was finished. Eight cents a pound is cheap for such valuable ma­ terial Some pay more, some less, some get nothing for their money. You get your money’s worth when you buy Scott’s Emulsion, W e will send you a little free. SCOTT k I50WNK, CiiKMists, 409 Pearl Street, New York gon. and Jft.oo i all dt'uj&ifrtft* FALL and WINTER ♦ O'. i d - A - T b t IS IIAYK everv kind of Huts except pn»r ones. You wi 1 find our Huts always up-to-date, and -a little lower in pricy than vou have been paying elsewhere. Soft and J!l- llliT Fall'"Shadc-s, from , - " F C S t ? t(» S l 3 * S O Special Sale on. 50 cent"1Shirts. 123 patterns to select from, with separate collars imd oufftiXo^ uiidch. in neat figures and dainty .stripes. They are actually worth 75c. Our Price - ' - - * ; . ~ ; Fa ll and W in ter Underwear, 43c a Garm en t . Kqtial to any 75c Underwear in the city. Many duller-1 ask $1.00 -for no better, Our §1.00 a garment underwear is simply fine. ' \ TA / > l r r t T Q n r Our line dl Neckwear has no equal in the i \ C L K V V C e l l . city, nr cti))’ bij surpassed by any §tnrc • in the state, AU the latest novelties are on, sale at our store. T r i ' n l c ' T n d \ I 'A 1 i C P C H ,yo*' !jave no trunk, i I U I l K b c l l l v l V C l l l o G S * uow is the lime to select, oiie. You cun make a.deposit, on a trunk or valise and have k sit away until yon are ready to have* it delivered, Trunks 82 00 and upwards. ■ . . T H E , HATTER 27 South Limestone, g iiipx*X 33 gi^fi o l t L . Q . 1 SEPTEDBER SAYINGS. | Wintry winds, will, soon bn here. Then you will neeil your undeiwoar, 1Ladies’ Union Suit3 Men’s.Union Suita * * - - - Children’s Union Suits, 25c to 50c accordiug to. quality *• 50e * 1 00 T h e ‘Oxford" Misses Union Suits, girls 10 to 14 .years, - - ■................... 50c to 75« Fall Style Suits Now in. A few suits left from Spring, good styles, $5 to 88, worth double. Waists, in Silk, all Prices. 'Skirts, all . . Prices, $2,75 ' 0 $3.00. . School Days are Here. Your hoys and Girls must have Good Hosiery ■at Fair Prices. Nothing better than the Bluck Cat and Ouix Brands' 10c to 25c a Pair, M A K E HOM E C H E E R F U L . » How better than with Fortiers, Table Throws, Silkoline Spreads, Throws. (Lace Curtains— You ought’ to sea our SI.00 a pair. ' ' F A R M E R S H A V E G OO D P R IE C S . Time to Furnish Your Carpets, Rugs, Linoleum, Windiw Shades. U se Our Punch Tickts HUTGHWSOH&GlfiJlEY’S, 16 North Detroit St., Xen ia , Ohio. MORPHINE Opium, Laudanum, Cocaine and all Drug Habits permanently cured, without pain or detention from business, leaving no craving for drugs or other stimulants, \Ve restore the nervous and physical systems to ihelr natural condition because we remove the causes of disease. A home remedy prepared by an eminent physician, „ WE GUARANTEE A CURE FREE TRIAL TREATMENT Confidential correspondence, especially with physicians, solicited. Write today, Manhattan Therapeutic Association R*pt. A t 1*5 Broadway, MowYork Otty Yon lack faith in an untried remedy? YouWillHaveFaith isr LightningLaxative QuinineTablets after ono trial. Sold with an ab­ solute guaranteeto cure or druggist will refundyourmoney. Will cure COLDS, LA GRIPPE*, NEURALGIA, COUGHS, MALARIA, HEADACHE. Ate perfectly harmless—n e v e r gripe nor sicken—never causedis­ tress—no bad effect upon the heart —never injure the most delicate stomach, * . ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE. Ask for and insist on getting pW W M A IW E £ 3 ■ CUttS Q u i n i n e ’T a b l e t s ProparodOnlyby THE HERB MEDICINE CO., B|*RlN&ri&LO. OHIO. MnnnftU'tUMrs of F e Celebrated LIGHTNING hot d ro p s . BARNUM & BAILEY. Coming' With the Greatest Show on ^ Barth. . Thousands of circ is.-loving people will undoubtedly take advantage of the op­ portunity to visit the famous HarnumvV Hailey circus, which.exhibits at Davton, Ohio, October J, and at Springfield' O., October ‘2, These are the only places in tins vicinitywhere the big show mavbe seent during the present season, and rpecial cheap excursion tickets will be sold on all railroads and other lines of (ravel. The homc-comiug of the Great­ est Showon Earth, alter a five years tri­ umphal tourof Europe,lias been signal­ ized by the organization of the most novel aud gigantic circus entertainment ever seen inAmerica. There is a costly and elaborate spectacle and hundreds of thrilling aerial, acrobatic and equestrian acts never before presented in this country. Cyclo, the Kinetic Demon, creates breathless excitement by his dar- mg bicycle ride on the inside, of a mam­ moth perpendicular circle; the hippo­ drome presents (lie races of Rome with anexhilarating "go” that exetes bound­ less enthusiasm, and hunsaii 'curiosities” from all parts of the world, with a re­ markable display of miniature American warships, combine with an uhcquakY zoological display to interest and hi- struct the'show’s thousands of daily vM- tors. The free street parade, which is bnlh.mt beyond all precedent this year, takes place aj jo a. m. prior to the open- mi! penorm.mce, Coupon tickets and a ipot test for every St.iL are innovations that make a visit to the Greatest Show mi Earth especially enjoyable. J . P i BO CK LETT M ACH INE CO. X E N I A , O H IO . Nitv •p It') KW m MainSr N-st {-«;'/■ lie <L*- is;, s;, •>, A JKi, lv gii;e an«i M.n iii.i* iv ' Repairinga Specialty X3ISAU1SKB IN Second Hand Engines, Boilers and Machinery ■t^AYo have iu Stock and on Hand, Boiler F lues, Thimbles* Ferrells, Stay Bolts, Patch Bo lts , Patch Stocks and Fittings, Pu lleys , Hang ­ ers, Shafting, Screws, Nu ts , Bolts , Iron and Steel, M ill Supplies and Brgiss Goods, It D ISTR IBUT ING DEROT FOR ^ PITTSBURGH f BFECT” FENCES, ALL .6ALVAN IZ? STfeEL W IRES . F O R FJ 35 UD , F A R M a Y D H O G F E N C IN G . THEONLY ELECTRICALLY WELDED FENCE. E V E R Y R OD G U A R A N T E E D P E R F E C T . ■= The DURABLE1Fence, . None so STRONG. All large wires. H ighest E F F IC IEN C Y . LOWEST COST. ’ — / ■ r. *■ 4 jk .. u • Jl -No Wraps to hoia •Moisture ' ^pjp| . and cause *^o5" Rust. ■ rxiTspur.cit tr.uFixT" T'^ n - cinu . (StaiuJurdStyle.) AbscIii$@1y.STDCK"PBQ9F. Ua aan SAIfcYCUH8HEY onFencing. • CALL AND CES IT. C.M. 0 W e Offer T o -D a y On Sound Ear Corn, Cool and Sweet, Delivered . at Trebeins, K Per Bushel, of 68 _ C J O L / Pounds to Bushel cl > c D L / No Shoveling, Good Dumps . Call, W r ite or Telephone. Colonial Distillery Company Trebeins, Ohio. Up-to-date Furniture That will be suitable for all classes, as our stock is complete in every respect and comprises different lines of • *' C h a i r s R o c k e d C o u c h c M O c u r o r T a b l e s ^ i < l e b o a , r d w . B e d s f o i i d w M a t ( r e ^ e s S p r i n g i i i T V a ^ h ^ t a > k ! m D r e s s i n g ^ ( a i i d $ Garpsts! Carpets! We represent some of the largest manufacturing' concerns in this line which enables tis to quote prices that surprise all ; i ; : t ; ; , : ■».-# • m * ■ J. H. M c M IL L A H Funeral D irector ’ - Furniture Dealer. A Careful Buyer The Best isWlial Jo iiV a iiL Meats are dccejrtivo. tlaiess yoif are a gowl judge, you cun never tell what you ue getting until you -have it served ntid partially eatwu \Yo know meats. We select stock with & view to having the best meats,* We know how to select stock and there- ib.e Jmvo meals you may depend tipon—nunls that will pleAsq yon. EXCHflUGE BAM CEDAHVILLE, OHIO, ACCOUNrS of Merchants andlm dWiduals^solicited. Collo''tioor promptly mat® mid ronntted. TkRAFTd on New and go* cinnati sold nt lovtstyales- ly* cheapest and most convenient way w send money by mail. T CANS made on Real Kstaie, j * * sotinl or Unilateral .Security. • GOODS I)l5MVEW5n Telephone No. U jtf£*Pfedi Fish Alwayi on Hand, William Wihiman, Pres,, Seth WkSmith, Vfcoftw* W, $ Wildman, AlW* * '• r This and besf 1 In mt store, is noi and notoriet. This sto a room 18x1'- five stories a •thus you ha\ fair, square, estsjn price ’ spared or cm colossial agg: r mm •n - t >- cvv o s LOCAL AND PE —Now fall hats at * , —For Red Gross \ John Pierce. - Joseph Osbosn, of C guest of his friends her . ”'1 —Found, n pair of t quire at Cooper’s store —Be sure and atlen at Mrs. Condon on Or. —Go to John' Piero pitcher pumps, pipes, Attention ts called t ows’ public sale Oct. L Janies Alsup is able again otter a siege of i New crop of cams tomatoes and string he Clayton McMillan Uednesijay evening tr trip. i — Millinery openioi? ' don s on Friday and h‘’r 0 and 10. W. R* Sterrett tmorning for Ii'argo, U will visit Ids sister. Miss Clara MeMil . first of »]1P Weelc • V. where she will attend Rev. Walter ( ’on I . »y his mother, nniv... tom Milwaukee, U. j ' flndon underwent ai appendicitis, ‘ J , Ftonk Sherman o f . At Gaunt's place paper fniii, has niov- { tV,.!bst mented hv <1^ • moved into the' K« ^outh Main street. j, . Lonimonion servif e D. P. ehurdi t-iabl Middleton, o f Eldert,t ’“g the services, l ’ r< jj F* J!*,»» standard time pies meeting at l riday and Hntunlny A change in nno of ‘ bshed business hmi, JtKsday, when U. I; vhrirge o f the meatst* 2 f'peiHted under the * <rouse for nenrly tv * During the last hvo v ^ }Hvn known «g U, W (lie tranrm j steps tlowi a w* busing is left to * Uouse, u W. (Voi w pi m the business ’ toko « much mcdc.l •<( pwlietod in every rG ij ptnpriHor. !