The Cedarville Herald, Volume 28, Numbers 1-26

jao BWHW iasiMlnfcniKW»»ejlsi^ ^ A lew that M U S T B E closed out, Wo need the room and they must go. Imperial steel lever Harrows* These har­ rows have a good length steel tooth and firmly fastened inpossible to lose. They are reversi­ ble so that a cutting edge is always had, The lever allows you to set the teeth at any angle, sloaping^ forward or backward or straight* ' Before y.ou buy see us and we can save you money FO R T H E Y M U ST GO. 1 J.H. WOLFORD. „ _ •T A K E S ; PLACE APRIL 20 1905 Consisting of thirty-five head of fancy driving horses. * W . B. BRYSON , Proprietor. At Oalt Lawn Farm Xenia, Ohio I-f Easter Tailored Hats Includ ing the new Polo, Continen­ tal find Napoleon shapes, the favori­ tes of the season. LAST HOPE VANISHED, "When leading physicians said that W. M.’Smitliarfc, of Peldii, la ., had Incurable Consumption, his last hope Vanished; bu t Dr. K ings New Djt^ covery for Consumption, Coughs an t’ Colds, k ep t him ou t’ of his grave, He says: “This-great specific com­ pletely cured me, and saved ii)y life. SinctTthen, I have used it' for over 10 years, and “consider It? marvoloui th roa t and lung cure.’*Strictly soien- ■ title enrefor Coughs, Sore Throats or Colds; sure preventive of Pneumonia Guaranteed, / 50o and $l.ifO a t Al' d rugg ist in p ink , blue, Dress Hats. The new poke shape, white o r black. Tains. ( ’rash and duck, correet styles for little girls and hoys, also the round hats o r straw t.ltofl, a very becoming style. Infants* Caps. Made of mull, silk and valencinnoa lace, ittduvnrily of designes, 25c up. Osterly. Ot G reet S tre e t 120 ACRE FARM FOR SALE. 0 a the Yellow Springs pike three fourths wile fttHta C^ ^ ,1,l0‘ . Iaccount special Hoine-Seekcrs’ Hs- Thia tarin ts nicely ioe.itul, 1^ ^ Z89!curaions. For all particulars regard- WINONA LAKETHIS SEASON Will be Partiuularly Attractive for an Out- Ing. . The summer of 1(M)5is to be nn especially attractive season, at Winona Lake, the. beau-; tiful resort -OLNorthern -Indiana on .the Pennsylvania Lines, The Presbyterian General Assembly will convene the May I8th. Noted speakers and musicians' have been engaged for the summer entertain­ ments. There/will be conventions and co- cial and religions conferences from May until September- The literary representa­ tion will.bo prominent. In brief, St will be a most profitable season educationally. I Teachers and students who attend the Sum­ mer School will derive much benefit, gW inona Lake has golf links, temiis courts baseball and cricket grounds, boating, fish­ ing, swimming and camphig facilities. The Pennsylvania Lines run direct to the park cli trance, Season and lifteen-day excur­ sion tickets may be obtained from ticket agents of tlic Pennsylvania Lines. Infor­ mation about Winona Lake, the season’s program, hotel aceo 3 modations etc., can be ascertained from S, C, Dickey, Secretary and General Manager, Winona Lake, Inti. —5-18. Special Excursion* To Cincin­ nati Via PennsylvaniaLines,- {Saturday, April lGtli, excursion, tickets to Cincinnati, account open­ ing of tho National Bane Ball season will be sold yla Pennsylvania Dines from Columbus, Richmond, ’and In­ term ed iate stations, Special Home-Seekers Excursions via Pennsylvania Lines. April 4th and 18, excursion tickets will be sold via Pen sylva ia Lh.es to points flouth West, and Houthwer t, A*> ,, . ( ,„ j eurslonsi than one mils from college, churches; jng far03( routes, etc., apply to Local ami high school. tmprovcuients ore T idud A&oflt of thotto lines, gaud I,ami produces tjoitd crops. *" JSrccyrthng orclmfd heatbig excel­ lent frail Never fiiilin# springs on fitirm. I f intercstciL coll ,o or a<l-( <dre% ■■■. a . t - W»J* • ! If, F , I),, 2, ' <><!.>rvillf, Ohio JM«8, | CASTOn 2 c r In fan t! j .iiu l' : flitKindYatrHmAImp fl&tv Beats t i e .. >» ■ • • . WIL REMAIN UNTILM 1. tWBI ■a.y^iwr^y COUNTY CONVETION, The P rqh ib ition lstof Greene coun­ ty tire to hold theie convention to uoihiiiate a county ticket and to tran - ract other party business, on Satu r­ day, April-15th, a t 2 p. m , Every Prohibitionists is cordially invited.to bo present, -Meeting to be held in .Mr. ttodd ’BQflico, on Main St, Xenia, Mr. Mcartney, St ate chairman of tho p a rty will be presen t to encour­ ag e and to assist in. tho meeting. HILL--SMITH A. cpitot, simple wedding was solemnized, Thursday- evening, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, when their daughter, Jennie, became the bride of Rev. P.*S. Hill, of Pine'BlUff of A rkansas. A t six o’clock they were joined in marriage by George F. Woodson, Dean of WHbcrforce Theo 'o jical Seminary. Tbe b’-ido made a beautiful appear­ ance In a gown of white mohair, atid ereaiVi. silk lace, while tbe groom wore tho usual conventional black. The house was beautifully decorated in gold and green. R cj V. George F . Woodson, of Wilberforce University,- and Miss E va Combs of fills’*place, were the only ones present ckdppfc tbe Immedi­ ate household. A dainty course of ligh t refreshments was served, They will leave in a sho rt time for their residence in Camdem,-Arkan­ sas, -where they will be a t homo to friends after April 20th. S3 S tati ! or Onto, CtTY or T oledo , ) L ccas C ounty j F rank J. C heney makes oath that ho is senior partner of the firm of F. J. C hpney ifcCo., oohig business in the city of Toledo, county, and state aforeoid, and that said ffirtn will way the sums ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each eywy ca33 of Catarrti that cannot be cured by the use of H ass ' s C atamui C ure , FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this (Jill 'day of December, A. D* 1880. A . W . G LEA SON , |HKAsj ( Notary Public Hall's Catarrh euro is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and inudmla surfaces of the system. Bend for testimoni ids, free. FRIGHTFUL SUFFERING RELEIVED, Kidney trouble often ends fatally, but choosing the right,medicine, E, H. Wolf, of Bear Grove, Iowa, cheat­ ed death. Ho says; “Tow years ago I had Kidney Trouble, which caused mo groat pain, Suffering and anxity, but I took tClectrie Bitters,wbicfi ot* fooled a complete cure. I have also found litem of great boniflfcin gener* dl debility and nerve trouble, and keep them constantly on bane, since a i l find they have no equal,” All I druggists, guarantees them ntQfto. Science has h e ft ie r t h a n d e v e lo p e d som e th in g In fin ite ly th e o ld -s ty le w r a p o r d a m p . Olio of the heat groye projiertiee in ilto county lias recently been pu r­ chased by Mr, E . 8 . Keys and family of Ohio. Tills in jthe grove situated oil south Hide of Rock Lake, known as the In k Grovo, which vvas acquir­ ed .by Mr, I. H . Babcock, of Lock- port, N. Y., ju st before the freeze ton years ago, who has owned it ever sinee, until he disposed of same to Mr. John Forsyth, who has had. the management of It from th a t time. Mr. Koyek in looking for a good lo­ cation having seen this place, realiz­ ed its value and determined to have It, and hasTjust acquired i t from Mr. F o rsy th .. If the consideration, as we arc In­ formed, he the amount pa id for the same, Mr, Keys is extremely .o rtun - ate as It Is one of the best, handsom­ est and finest located properties of its k ind in the county. I t i s conveni­ e n tly located to the city on -the main W^sb Orange clay road, and the en­ tire property has the protection of the lake named, Mr. Milton Keys, is a.,retired hotel man of Cecjarville, Ohio, having sold his hotel and business to come among us and 6njoy our'bean tiful, mild and balmy climate, know ing .th a t his days will he m aterially lengthened by so doing. • Mr. Keyes, agent of the Pennsylva­ nia company atCedarvllle, is now on his vacation, and hav ing had same extended un til May 1st, has availed himself of the opportunity,, and is now with ids wife enjoying a flying trip down the east, coast, bu t are ex­ pected toTeturn home ton igh t The property mentioned is one of the most, valuable properties of its size in the county and congratula­ tions arc due to the purchasers for showing such judgment as they have and wo of th is community, are to be congratulated for having such people anti business men to locate among us.—Orlando Florida Star. f if i rjf M % ITTSBURGH PERFECT” FENCES ARE WELDED BY ELECTRICITY. Th is Is lire modem method of consfroctlpfl* ~Years of lifc'Ale * added through the elimination of serious fence defects. , - AWRAP holds moisture, cracks the galvanising andallows the water to attach thehamwife*A small amount of displaced galvanising on ” PITTSBURGH PERFECT ” REINFORCES THE PRO­ TECTION AGAINST RUST AT THE ELECTRICALLY WELDED JQlHTrexaminetbejoint, STAyS CAMMO? $31.1P. They* are always just where they were,pub Stay Sad stfapd wlrcs- ftecomedue piece when the union Is made* The fence is like a mild sheet of perforatedsteel.' Ewwjf Rod is, Gaaianftsod Poifteefc . Don’t allow your prejudice in favor cf the rapidly-declining and aowaniiquatedmetiuxh. you have heretofore known, to warp your gdod judgment. • “ PITTSBURGH PERFECT” FENCES REPRESENT PROCRESS, because hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of standardmaterial is dailywelded by electricity.. The hoop on the average sugar barrel in the isolated country grocery store is an electrically welded product. ( K yourwagon was made In a laige factory, Its tireswere welded by electricity* You will find electricafiy’welded hoops on Ice creamfreesers and washing machines, onmany tubs and buckets. 17---- :—4<----- “ PITTSBURGH PERFECT ” fences are made by this modem, simpleand marvelous process, producing “ 1 THAT HELP.” . r m i t t * t Vvr+t wmt 4 fAX* 1THE WELD MR, FARMER : LISTEN, NOW. Every agent handling “ PITTSBURGH PERFECT ” fences is author- feed toguaraatee this:, . Thaf th e wlt-as are not Iniurod at the Joints, That ih e fano* la RcHnetiy adjustable to unsven Ground. T h a lth a a ta y a v n lln o tse p a ra te from th e stra n d ii."' That tha fenco is aV rlaht In Avery particular. CooJd you ask any more definite protection? Your complete satisfaction is absolutely assisted* /. ■ >a Atm 32.: CROUSE. L$ ih urn -ajf m m 26m 39* 5S12- 'PITTJBURGH PERFECYFENaNQi fJpeeta! Siyle) A DAREDEVIL RIDE, MILLINERY. OPENING. -Wishingr-all the -Ladies _To call Friday 7 tli and Saturdry 8 th This weelc to a small Dis­ play, I will have ray Easter )j>emngr., on ,21st and 22nd. V\ ill have the Latest Novelties n Hats. Ij^ave Mrs. Anna Boyd, as .rayAssistant. Miss A, L, Craufurd. often ontls ih a sailt, a e c id o n t.. To heal accidental-in juries, use B nek­ ton ts Arnica,Salyc. “A dqop wound l(i toy foot, front an af(!0ktons,’,“Vv'iito?i Theodore Schueto, of Columbus, O., caused toe g reat pain. Phpsicinns were helpless, hub Buoklen’g Arnica Salve quickly healed it," Sooths and heals burixs like, jnagic. 25c tst AU druggists. JSv-ery VmMkef-NerHhonsd. know? that i f they will buy Defiance Ct.id Water Starch for laundry, use they will save not only time, because it never sticks tatho iron, but because each’package contain 18 o/,.—one full pound—while* alt other J-'oid Water Starches are put up in pound pa'clrages. and tho price is tUe same, 10 cents. Tlien- ae-ain because Defiance Starch ■}s frea from injurious chemicals. ..Jfyotrr'grocer tries to sell ypu.aJ2-oz, package it ishtc.-uisolie has a stock on hand which ho wishes to* dispose oi before he puts in Defiance. He knows that Defiance Starch ims printed ton every package in larjjfo letters and figures ‘*18oss,’ OATS FOR SALE- 2'T h av e a b o u t 4b0 b u sh e ls of^Green-l M oun tain onto fo r sale a s seed o ats T hese o a ts a re still* s traw a n d w il S tand up w ell on b lack la n d a n d w ih y ie ld one h a lf to one th ird m o re p e r a c re th a n a n y o ats on th e -m a r k e t.. T h ey w ill te s t tigi to 40 p ound s to th e ’ | bushel. ^liieo . Vogtosberg. Oily H o te l. P h o n e 81. . IMPORTED ENGLISH SHIRE STALLION MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE O N Demand Defiance niul"Skve much time an d ' 1073, e tc. Will make the season a t my barn* 2k< miles North E a st of Cedarviliu, and 8 miles E a st of Clifton. . Bred by Mr. Tateson^Besby Hall, Lincoln, England Sired by Herio t 8219; dam by Champion429; 2nd dam by. England’s Glory 732; 8rd dato by England’s Glory 717; .4th dam by Major 1447; 5th dam by Honest Tom money nn i the annoyance of tbe iron stick- gin* Defiance never sticks. CHEATED DEATH, Suffering frightfully from the viru­ len t posions of undigested food, c . G. Gfcyson, of Lula, Liss., took Dr. K it g’s New Life-Pills, “with the re- sn lt," he writes, “ th a t.! was cured,” All stomach aud bowel disorders give way tb their tonic, laxative proper­ ties. 23o a t All druggists. Do y o u r CH ILDREN ASK vM IBFIELD HECTOK is a beau­ tiful datlcbay in color, 10hands high, weight about 1600pounds'. H e is low down, blocky and compactly built, with large flat bone and strongly muscled. Splendid di&ppsitioiq'Iflne stdu, and act ion nice a road horse in fact a typical d raft horse. He lias proven, himself a sure and excellent breeder. TERMS; $7 to Insure a living colt when fact is known or inare parted with.) Caro will bo taken to prevaill accidents, bu t notresponsibleshould uiey occur. Visitors al,vu.ys Wel­ come. G. W. HAMMAN. QUEST IONS? ' $ 5 , 0 0 0 Of course they do. I t i3'their way o flearning-and it is your duty to answer. You may need a dic­ tionary to aid you. It won’t an­ swer every queM-ion^ hut there are thousands to which it will give you truo, clear and definite answers, not ahont vordj only, hut about things, the sun, 'machinery, men, places, etorica and the like. Then, too, tho children can find their own an sw ers. Some o f our greatest men have ascribed their power to study of tho dictionary, _Of course you want the best dic­ tionary, Tho’lno/jt critical prefer tho Hew and Enlarged Edition of W E B S T E R ’S I n t e r n a t i o n a l D I C T I O N A R Y . - / if s . J f you have any qut$liom\ v rM i 'X tilauUUmtcm. ^ i*ntfti'Wiiv/ St O. MEBRIAM OO.,, wrtltisHEns, 1 *w CPBINOKlEI-D, MACS, REVIVO ^ • f e t lE R W E t V1TAUTV l j f % + m M a d e a the $ o f M e . ton willTaeartr*« k U* rm e by Mln« .„ T.kBietwi Ofn>«Mi«e ___ _______;« lMW fw VIUTHt, MvoHHefamh- ________ rn effectsat selfShw* trhielionfitseas lottfmtt. boi enlr cbm ' s by *8» ttmm-Jt *tefcrtu— .. |B8 mcb MU: plftik. gut*M itotin* th* Bw» of. WUUXMSSBtaatbTO. »th«e. xt o 8fBtMwe,lml W.V, bHB*» riwwuy sssp i f e i Reward w ill be paid t a ~any person who can find one atom- o f opium, clTloral, morphine, cocaine, ether or chloroform in any form in any o f Dr. Miles* Remedies. This reward is offered because certain unscrupulous persons make false statements about these remedies. I t is under­ stood that this reward applies only* to goods purchased m the open market, c.which'liavc not been tampered with in any way. Dr. Miles’ remedies cure by their soothing, nourishing, strengthening and invigorat­ ing effects upon the nervous system, and not by paralyzing and weakening the nerves, as would be the case if these drugs Were used. For this reason Dr. Miles* Anti-Pain Pills-arc universally considered the best pain remedy “t liavo suffered for £5 years with Bovoro pains in my-,head, heart and ljarlc. and have tried everytlilnn, X could set and could iiot find afty relief until X pot a bos of-Dr. bllles -Anti- Pain Pills. I suffered ns long as 12 hours a t a lime with •such cavcro pains that I feared I would loao my mind. k The Anti-Pain PIUs gavo Trio relief in from 10 to 20 minutes. I do not' havo to uso Morphine any more. I wish you would publish this so that other sufferers may find relief.” „ I. A. W A LK E R , „ . R, V. D. No. 0. Salem, Ind. Dr, Milos’ Antf.Paln Pitta are aold by your drunolot, who will guarantee that - tho first pnekaoe will benefit. I f 'it falls ha will return your money. ■ 23 doses, 23 cents, Mover, sold in bulk. Miles Medical Co,, Elkhart, Ind VEHICLES HARNESS We sell our entire product dlrept to the user at wholesale prices and guarantee a Mpf^oiftieonlttliPite WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND INSPECT OUR WORK LARGEST STOCK We carry the largest stock o f vehicles on onr xepoBitoiy floor of any concern , in the world. All o f latest style, thoroughly reliable vehicles, Our line J includes Carriages, Buggies,.Surreys, Phaetons, Station Wagons, Delivery,. | Wagons, Runabouts, StoadWagopB, Spring Wagon*, Certs, etc, , _ COME AND SEE US BEFORE MAKING YOUR ., PURCHASE . WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY CATALOGUE FOR 1905 Send for our free catalogue.. T o out-of-town buyers -who cannot come to see us, we should be glad to send, on request, our illustrated -catalogue, by means of which you can buy as safely and satisfactorily as if on the ground. P R IC E $50.50 Extra 3-4 RubberTires, $13.60 Guaranteed as good In eveiy way as sold by middlemen for from $70 to $7$. Note some of the good points. Has self-oiling, dust-proof axles. Full wrought Brewster fifth- wheel with bent reaches mor­ tised Into the head block. Oil tempered and tested springs. Wrought steel Bailey body loops. Strictly second growth lilckoiywheels.wlth tires puton hot, Bradley shaft couplers. Fulllengthbottomcarpet. Rub­ bersteppads. Spring backand spring cushion. Finest finish throughout. The greatest Bug. Inlhe World« thePrice. THE; MANUFACTURER can always offer yon more for your money than the middleman, We are the onlycbouse in the State of Ohio seUmg dirqct to the consumer who manufactures the vehicles and harness they offer for sale. 91 NO. 3070. NEWVOIIIt »UOOV. STRAIGHT - SILL SURREY HARNESS PRICE *81 .50 Extn 7*8 RubberTire*, $ 15.00 No, 4086is a Ught,compact vehiclewithaapli statingCa­ pacity for four Urge persons. Furnishedwithbellcol­ lar -sclf-o!llhg axles. Olltemptrtd andtested spunk*. Full bottom wrought kfih-wheel. Strictlyiectmd growth wheels, Full length velvet Carpet, Bradley shall Couplers, Hand* eomeiyfinished, “ < Guaranteed as good as sold by others for S23.00 to $15*0 more than our price, Wo Manufficlurs 6 S STYLE! High*! Qualify— tthstmta Priest . Caveat '!,««(1 Trmlc-Mar}toot.taiftcd and all fiat- Sonthti$inos?c»nd-Jt.tcd for MODEliatC FKtU. J Ou.nOfnet; ia c nposirc U.tS.fiATd ht OrnUt 4nttawerantenurepntetit inless tuncthanthose Srenlbto'f"'mWftoUirtiSton, , . ( Send tnlidd, dtawlftff of ohoto., with desenp Jfion, 1 We advis , i£ patcnta vld or not, free of Sctnri?n, Our feenot<Juotill patentUsecured. 1 PAMnitt cf. “ lfovr to Obtain Patents," with f S)tt M satsto In the V.S, and foreign countries went free, Address, . b o A u S ^ O W ^ O O * . dpp, fiAfsfif Defier, W ashinsyoh , d . C, GUARANTEE A SAVING NOT LESS THAN 26f0 OurNo.246 Single Strap Driving Harness PR ICE GENUINE RUBBER MOUNTINGS, Extra $1.76 Wscarry£000i*ti efHirnijiInxteek COM E AND S E E UK • OFFICE-REPOSITORY-FACTORY - SotHh High SlrMl, craiiltif^Hocfctnf Vallly A*lM*** ^ ^ t h i 20 mlnuttfi tU» ttto Hm t tm 4 AM High ttmtt ColumbusCarriage&HarnessCo. COLUMBUS, OHIO '......■