The Cedarville Herald, Volume 27, Numbers 27-52

‘ l l N i W i b . Mmrrmwnmm w each each f each' ; each POWDER A b s o l u t e l y P u r e S I S HOSUBSTITUTE \ merien.. mii.oinnlion ) .Ustify us in a t tethods ,and o u f * FLdU SKSi If a vote 'were taken on most-popular Hour,'our tlie Golden would receive a handsome ma­ jority........ It 1$the choice of halters and. housewives who t e a , because it goes farther and gives hotter , results than' any other flour ever milled. ’ But don’ t take our word for it—try if for* yourself, and he convinced.*..,,.; The first annual meeting o f the members of the Farmers* Cooperative Harvesting Machine Cotnprmy o f America was held in Springfield Monday when, several hundred mem­ bers of the company »u>.t to take part in the proceedings. The meeting was culled for tha pur-, pose o f reorganizing and for the elec ■tion of directors to serve the interests of the company during the coming year, the termof the directors appiqnt- ,ed last April at the time the company was launch*d, haviug expired. The meeting yesterday was held in the of­ fices of the company, located| in the. new building on Hughes street, and was called to order promptly at 2 o’clock by the president of the "com­ pany, O. E Bradfute, The first business at hand was the election of the new board,of directors which resulted in choosing the follow- iugwill known men: O. E, Bradfute, VV, N. WbUely, R, L. Holman, Lewis Laybourn, W, N. White!y, Jr..C, F. Jackson, J. LrGillignn, John Begg andB. F.‘ Howell. and hurinammen from all pari* of Ohio and other States have tkaen stock Tft the co-operative company. Mr, Bryan, owner of Riverside farm near Yellow Springs, has takenadeep internet in the project. A short time ago ha took $500 worth ot stock and yesterday afternoon he gave bis check for another $500 o f stock. Several others after the meeting came forward and subscribed for .-stock and others Said they wanted to take more shares. Back of it the company has the en­ dorsement of 70,000 grangers. The idea in the plan of co-operation is that every man holding stock will be his own customer, and in this manner' with the large number of farmers who are bound to he interested,- a machine of any description, can bo turned out at a far less cost than by private com­ panies, at the same time allowing a sufficient margin .of profit to permit the payment of a liberal dividend. The meeting was marked fur the vast amount of euthuaiaem.shown, and rousing addresses’, were delivered by some o f the more prominent members' Mr. Earnest Hutchison who lives on the Clifton and Xenia pike had the misfortune t6 have his. horseand buggy. stolen from the rent of the Presbyterian church in Xenia last Sunday. No trace of the animal has been thumb . ' / BOUND OVER. Albert Jones, colored, was. arrested of the company, including General J. jTuesday evening by Contable Ross on |Warren Keifer. After the morning [«& affidavit filed by William M, Smith session which was'called merely for charging him with tbe theft of epme tho purpose of effecting on organiza-, wearing apparel. Jfhe hearing took tion for the more important bnsiness' PlacUin Squire Wolford’s court Wed- which was to follovvT a substantial nesday and the man bound over, to course luncheon was served at tbe ex thn Probate court under $300 bail Li H, Sullenberger, C e d a r v i i l e , O h io ; -I n a n d - w o n t * r1 ' *'“ ’ f ‘ i'< i ) , ^ - ' ' pensp of tbe company, at which about 500 people were fed. The board* elected Monday will meet as a'whole within a fewdays and effect a -permanent organization of the company, at which time a new set of officers will be named. More than $200,000 is now represented in the paid-up slock of the company, aud it will be necessary to increase the stated capitalization of the company within « few months. The, machinery in' the machine shop is being installed, and it is the hope of the management to put a large force ofmen at work by" the' latter part o f this month, making machines to fill the thousands of or- ^ 0 d p ' $ 0 t ~ - -Keep in niifad the H erald when j data which have beeri,received. 1 wanting sale bills. Our water-proof I Secretary J. L: Gilligan in his re- Not being able to furnish same he was placed,in the countyjail. Themarrige of Mr. H. M.*Stormont j and*Gertie Fields took place Wednes­ day evening at the,M. JE« parsonage by the pastor, Rev. H. O. Mjddieton, at about 7:30 o’clock, - Mr, Stormont is one of our rural I route drivers while Mrs. Fields was Assistant’ Postmaster. As Mr. Btor- mont is always ready to burden some One else with, a joke ani ho hasassisted in giving many a married couple asend off a number of his friends concluded that something; was due him and all arrangements were made accordingly. While the npptinl knot was being: tied the carriage drove up aud before the couple came out the horses were unhitched but left stahdibgas if ready to start. •After being seated in the carriage the crowd rushed up and the homes were taken away. In amoment a long rope was attatched and the ve­ hicle was soon being drawn down town followed by a crowd such ,as has not been seen in such ndemonstration in a long time, After being faken home in a cir­ cuitous route the couple, alighted the groom set up the cigars to the boys and apples to the girl1/ Latter in the evening supper was served at the brides borne, Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Iliffe. Mr. and Mrs. Stor­ mont are receiving1 the congratula­ tions their many friends, They have gone to housekeepingjti a portion of the groom's sisters home on McMilIian street. , ' f.H:j, There are few bills T h a t you w ill pay with more satifaction than those"incurred in ttjie purchase of Coffee, Tea, Spices and F an cy Dried Fruits at this store, for you w ill know that every dollar spent here brings more than a dollar’ s Worth of value. To prove this it is on ly necessary forfyou to see our stock arid your judgment w ill verify our claims, W il l you make the trial. Our Ensigne coffee is a No, 1 grade of choice Bio. A splpneid drinker. Price per pound,,I5c, , Keystone Blend coffee is a' fine,. high grade Rio and Santos. Has a delicious flavdr. Good value at 20c per pound. , , , Nectar Blend coffee is a fine Java and Savtps and is as fine as its name, implies. Cheap at' 25 cents per pound. - ' ' , Apricots 12%c i>e* lb. They aye nice,' clear fruit. Have a fine flavor.- Remember the first number on tlie Lecture Course ie next Friday eveu- ing, when the Hawthorne Musical Everybody compliments us* on our Dried Peaches at 30c per lb. You ought to try them. Our Dried Peaches at Kte per lb. are hard to 1 equal. Onr customers always come back for more. ?■ ' . - W e have the best 10c Prune on the market. They are the Sorosis Bradd. California Prunes 3 pounds for 25 cents. W e have received our new stock of Raisins and Currants both in package and bulk. -. Give them, a trial. We have a choice Moyune Yoilng-HysonTea. ' It has the best of flavors and makes you want more. Price 75 cents per pound. Tn the heariug the only excuse that Club will give one of their entertain Jones could offer for taking the goods was that lie avsb intoxicated' and did not kiiQW'whathe was doing. -Messrs. Martin Coffey and Frank Lee, who were working .on the telephone -line nearby saw the man with the goods. The man is married {and when he was taken away the Wife wepthitterly. % meats, Mre. F. B. Clark and Mis. Chas, Huppman, of Xenia, were guests Of Minnie O. Turnbull, Thursday. r.- . Cecil George spent the first of the week the-guest of his parents bare. HOME-SEELER5’ EXCURSIONS. That World’s,Fair Trip Should be Taken Now Over Pennsylvania Lines stock makes them popular. For full information about Home- seekers’ special low fares to points in m Alabama, Florida, Georgir, Ken­ tucky, Lousiana, Mississippi, -North and South Carolina, Tennessee and 'Virginia, apply to ticket agents of [port.showed that farmers, mechanics, Pennsylvania Lines. while excnrfeiou fares t% St. LqUis are low. Round-trip, 'tickets for season, two months’ or two weeks’ stay sold every day. For further in­ formation cohsqlt E. S. Keys ticket agent. * ■ v .. [tads us ready to eap|^ h the choicest birds. parched the market ot> eys that will delight *1 to our reputation, ik a collection of pod* Jepicuremight envy.—*—**j k n ' t f a i t i e O rd er J Stkey here if y°« >appoinfmenuEverybW, ;he Rue quality of * * * y, Take our word fori^ Itry in of »n equally H. CRpUSE, C#darplti#> 0^ 'MNbT.iii.irl.i cost, but much wear . 9 iris for tfwt White $|$f iundryl Work#*** Lowest Prt***‘ *»ch...,...................... ijb ..... ............. . - j lay*, Cmde firn tt Ffa^thg* •FgfWtRer# ** mmmm*** MSwdttri M y * •" . „ .. ■ , rHIS is a complete fur stole—tliere’s ever}rthing here from the r a iw . / to the latest costly fur that’s dependable. Because we carry the only Assortment in Springfield of such high-grade furs as Alaska seal, er­ mine, chinchilla, Hudson Bay fisher, ect., most people are astonished to find ^ we also have much the largest variety in the less expensive furs. To-day l / O T I we want to tell you of some of the latter kind, yet want you te rememhebj - f ’ f ft° matter how lpw the price we name, the Bancroft guarantee of satisfactory f f MfGrnKl wear goes with the article. When you spend money here you know what f/leKKSTW you’re buying, because we know whatWe’re selling—many merchants mean to be hottest and to tell you the truth, but don’t ..-laioiy# •' ^ rightly named and plainly pneed” have made Bancroft’ s fame as furriers. M J. 1 —i,_i|n.Jrr. ......... ...... "u '""l" " Tl, l"r' * ' ................. . " " .............. ' ' I I n Prpjmh GmipV tnofchare) or , Blended river mink Ties, A Extreme novelties in Isabella rne* rf a e l f cbifller if^ r* squirrel lined; brown marten * coon: brown and Isabella j b i r t six alls^ doubleHcarfs-well worth *6....^^ marten; gray squirreljsa- S j n special for this week...... .... * . ^ At $5we’ ve over % styles to show ble squirrel, etc.......... .......... rnlnk cluster sfw yon. Japanese mink four-in-hands; Irtrik S t d o r < C lK C l flats and boa effects fn brown or gray Two-akin Isabella fox doU- and wrv durable 0 ° v j I l w s V Siberian squirrel novelty Scarfs: So- bid Scarfs, 00Inches long, / *n“ ’‘ ” TfT . S r x “rtita Unfit i,lch blotttled river-m nk double rich fuUfur, only............. *?....'&*** “ S5az»y slock SCrtrffl. efttin lined, Scnr/e, satin lined tabs, 8 full fa r ? < R ? f» « » i “ ' “ urao,, ^ Swr,S' 3 > b . mw8M .U l.clrlc.ca t coatwMIc river mink, hiberiau squir fit<?....................... ....., •V (nofc she&fed covey called electric « 'U* V’ ^ Genuinesable orIsabellawhole-skin seal), large Bishopsleeves, p» BroW'rt nmrtoncluster Leans, fox ricarfs, each end. trlmined /p£*• highstormcollar,Hklnners wj / g^m-h electric seal double. with a largo britsh ta il- he guaranteed satin lining...... Hearts, cord fastenings . ... . . . . . 7 kind others brag on afc$760 . .. V+' WP a a Extra full, fluffy whole-skin fox Genuino McarsealCoiit{nofcelec* riM?fC?L$ari>(, brown new Bcarfs, in light or dark colors, new trie seal called near seal), extreme scaldouhle Hcarfs, •M lM w n 1 o «K t flat eflecte. brownmar. JL«* r* /% sleeVcs, six inch lapi Skin sal in Jin«l jmtntar hlberfan genuine black mar ^ i f l neris guaranteed satin llu- t |-Tjl J jgdrtel flat ficarff, ......... ffn /lfK la n squirrel.*. T 7 ing-perfect fitting.......................V ^ a i v u <« Ami m ^ Aif\ J Vftfve Hio btef flftfc pillow inuffft to U a * 5 1 0! 1! f i l * ! I? store. On nfltto know just . these as on everything else you’ ll find whether we speak of the kind j o t ww t J J t f (ho prices in honest, plain figures. Be or not, yon can depend upon It we have it ^ t f f i «„rc f« see the muffs, at a money-saving price. ^ \ s 'J r , , . ' ' r i * & , . # < \ . v' [4 Shoes, Ruber Boots, Kip Boots and "We never tire of showing good things. "Why buy questionable goods of question­ able houses, when you know that Horner Bros, and Oo. carry all that any first-class, house can carry in footwear. In buying of us you run no risk and when you start out with a pair of our shoes you can’t help but feel secure, knowing that i f the goods fail to give good service you will receive good treatment on returning them. With not.a rival when it comes to quatity and price we are in apposition to satisfy every demand in shoe Fitting. ’We invite all shoe wearers to remember .us for their next pair of shoes. HORNER BROS &CO N< B.—Men! See our “Douglas’ and “George Lawrence” Shoe. 30 South Limestone St., Springfield, Ohio. GREAT REPUBLICAN VICTORY. Tuesday was a regular Republican dny and with it came afiaud slide sneb as was never known’before. The whole country seemed to have been satisfied amt were willing to let Well enough alone Every doubtful stater .was regT istered in ihe Republican column when tbe final vote was counted, The dny was a quiet one here and not marked by any feature oilier than the celebration when the news began to come in, • . .. Tbe National Republican ticket with Roosevelt and Fairbanks for president and vice president was elec­ ted by tbe largest veto’ over cast. Tho local vote is as follows: Precinct Gorp Tp. Congress. .* T* B* Scroggy, R. 23S 208 A, Runyan, I). Sheriff; 58. 69 F , Tarbox, It, Auditor. 253 226 Win. Dodds, R, 248 217 Commissioner: > * Johri W, Bmith, R. 233 211 J, F. Harshman, It. 250 220 B* K, RUeiiour, D. Recorder, 67 61 M. A. Brofidstone,*R. 243 218 D. Bradfute, D. Surveyor. 45 49 G. A, McKay, R. 249 224 Infirimary Director. W .B . Steven, R. Trmstee, . 24 4 217 Ger. Smith, R. 234 190 H. A, Turnbull, Clerk, 20 50 F. A. Jackson,R, 245. 223 Justice o f Peace.- D. H. McFarland, 245 222 A. Jackson, 242 213 A. Bradford, Coiuidb 1 G, A. Shoades, 242 C, Ot Weimer, 241 Thos, Walker. 241 i The vote for school board Was &s iu the district, B.own, whieh is Dem­ ocratic Tho Scroggy vote; Greene, 2150, Clinton,533; Warren, 15; High­ land, 531; Clermont, 250; total 3479. Runyan; Brown, 1150. Seroggy’s majority, 2349. follows: the entire Republican ticket being elected J„R, Cooper 236, J. W, McLean,252, JVC. Barber 266, 8, O. Wright, 24?, 8am.McCollum 239, Independent, A. 55, Smith 172, W. H. Owens,' 165, J. H. McMillan 164, Che*. Crouse 163, W. Jf. Tarbox 176, The official vote iu the county gives Roosevelt a plurality of 3,039 and Judge riocroggy 2,160 over Runyan, The congressional contest show that Judge Scroggy Id# only one county Stiff atid Soft Hats A ll tlu; latest colors in Stilt and Soft hats from 08 c to t o o , Our $ 3,50 is guaranteed to wear for one year without change of color or a new In place of it*. one Sl)IiItIVfl|( The Hatter, 27 JSoufh Limestone Street, Springfield, Ohm * 4* 4 /i'Aisi; liiMkbz SHTSi %