The Cedarville Herald, Volume 28, Numbers 1-26

mmm The CedarvilleHerald. ■ $(.«!& !%.*» ’Vf-ear* *rr K A R I J J BUM* " > » 4 « o r . FRIDAY* MAY % JOBS, tgggaggggggg IT ■f y Tho (iriiclo in the last Issue of the Herald under the, Caption “ High Raleriea and wo Miuto” .certainly •touched a tender spot , hot only ■with the members, of the board, blit with the patrons o f the schools qo well*. So worked np did one member of the board ger that he forgot Just how far a man can go in regard to con­ vincing-a man who looks at things different than he does, TliiSTneinbcr to whom we have refinance is none other than J, O. Barber, Mr, Barber feeling very angry at , ’ivhat'we had to say about the action of tho boar 4 in doing away with the musical course under-took to give us the ueaU.” , using the slang. He first opened up on ns as to what right we had to put “ Prof,” in front of F. A. Alexander’s name as we did in the above mentioned article. He was soon informed that it was none of his,business what term we used- be­ fore Mr. Alexanders name. ,Mr, Barber denies that The board has done away with the musical course and It was on this issue that he proved himself io be a speaker capa- able of drawing a large crowd, as was "evidenced on last Saturday morning. TV© played the role pf the small boy and. just “ took” all of Mr.' Bar- b sr’s insultingremarks knowing that mir article liadhad the desired effect and that he would feel- muoh better after he had the opportunity to vent, -his spleen. It has never been our policy to write something and then have to go butand fight in the street to back it up. Mr. Barber regarded most that we * said as a lie and branded us os a liar and dared us to call him a liar TV© t only “ stood there” and give him the laugh and the madder he got. After , ■lnaiiy attempts to get us to call him a liar he managed to call us a danf liar and then a another liar if we ‘“ took?’ it. W e endeavored to talk to him as peaceable as possible but anger had the best of him and.to aet- ' tle "t"hln^8‘a“flght'ivas jusii what Tie ' wanted, Seeing, that be could not ' make us mad enough to fight he en , tertained the crowd by tbreatning to ~"whip us if we overwrote him up in the paper. The affair happened just past the Ridgway drugstore and of course the whole crowd poured out ■ 1 ,«- * ■ ( 4- of the-store to hear us get liued up Bey. Andrew was there' with Mr. ’ Barber when he crossed the street to do us Up. Bev. o f course,,, couldn’ t help but “ butt in” just like he has on so many other occasions. It woulden’ t look.well to putin prin t just what Bev. had ' to , say but it ft^rent something like this: ‘ ’Whip >tjbe g-- d-m -o- o- a ——,’ ’ thinking that Mr, Barber would like to make a speech we thought it best that public notice be.given and a place provided so that more might be. present to hear just what lie wbuldjhaveto say, we havearranged With Squire wolford for the use of his courtroom nextTuesday morning at 10 o’ clock. The subject wo have chosen for Mr. Barber is “ Assault and Battery” and judging from his maiden speech last Saturday morn­ ing, you will be well repaid in com­ ing out on this occassion. Keep the date in mind. Get S C O T T ’S Emulsion ! When you fid to a drug iter* irtd ask for Scott’* Emulsion you know what you want; tho tnan knows you ought to fiava ft. Don’t ba surprised, though, If you are offered aomothlng •14*. Widea, cordials, extracts, Oto., of cod fiver oil.ere pientt* fu§ but don’t Imagine you are, getting cod liver oil when you taka them. Every year for thirty years we've been increasing the a*)a* of Scott’* Emulsion. Why? Eeoauaa It has always bean better than any substitute # # It. ' " 1 ' ffsnater It** M>bpfe nmtUMt $ t tm m Dr.' KENNEDY’S “ FAVORTJE REMEDY V b m m t to ICuwcriul to C a te, every Horae. SIOHEf pAUKEtept, Dr, XralHtay^F»TQrM*’R»ow4v .—im n l txHH «m».tUTor4lU)*l>rr* .......... .......... and weattWM m peculiar to }« adaptedto Muw»»r«U4no£ .blood, While it claimed by different members of the board that the musical course will not be done away with wo still hold to wliat we stated last week. We did not say that there would not be miscellane­ ous singing' While the board has informed the teachers that they ■<*■ must prepare to teach music in their respective rooms we hold that the pupils will not have tho ■ advantage of a course .in music such as what should be provided, and what has been provided in tho past. The teaching of music is nhljke that of any other branchj taught in the public schools. There is not one in ten persons adapted to teaching this branchj and we know this will be the case with the teachers here. It is no fault 'o f the teachers and no' criticism must be put on them. A Successful musical instructor is en­ dowed with plenty-Of natural talent. There |s no'reason why, the patrons of the Cedarville, schools cannot have ns good an instructor .as is found in like towns over the state. Mr. BaMjer/stated to us that the reason y/ny Mr. Seigler is not' to re­ turn is thatiiis work is not satisfact­ ory. -We then asked him then why the board should abolish the place and why some one elsewas not secur­ ed? It’s®too thin an argument ns has been given ns as the only reason why the musical course as it lias been should be dropped. .Our state­ ment to Mr. Barber was that if Mr. Siegler’s work was not satisfactory why then get some one in his place. •-The school board is face to face with a proposition.that has been the subject of much conversation since t!ie Herald’s article of last week. We,have had expressions poured in on us by the hundreds and know that the majority of the patrons are against the board in doing away with the musical instructor. Peti­ tions have been talked of, but we have-not as yet heard of any .in circulatxonr .......... We have never stated that politics has had much to do with the clvdpp ing .of the musical instructor blit there is every indication at the pre­ sent time that some politicians have found a way to even up With Mr, Siegler for not letting them run the primary. We have the evidence at haqd to show—that Mr. Siegler was threatened with*his job if hejlld not let a certain politician name the judge for tho primary. Tho readers have been mtormed that Mr. Seigler is not to get the place' and for the looks of the thing the position lias been abolished and the patrons”and pupils must suffer. Whether politics has been Instru- mentttfIn do? igaway with wliat the people want and what they pay for, we leave that for the reader to de side. sentence when S. Ik Wright, presi­ dent of the school board and corpor­ ation cluk railed out of tlio chair blurting “ lly-Hod I am a n d ! am n ady to fight,” ' All the time he wa getting hi» coat off and down into the middle of the floor it went. Fred had his off and was ready to show his pugilist ic ability, A brother of the writerheingpresent and thinking that a couple of cowards might do us harm naturally took sides and the jv e - great big fighters with their boats tiff turned their attention to him and left us silting inthe clmlr as they found us at the start. Of course these fellow’s >vere determined to fight forsure when they saw’ that the proprietors were going to take t hand. In tho course of time every­ thing cooled down and aliwas serene Just before taking bis departure Mr. Wright kifidjy'advised us along tho line of conducting a newspaper that wre {should be very carefully to get everything just right. We.expeet some day to hear o f Mr. Wrlghtpub lishing a bopk op “ How' to ,Success­ fully Conduct a Newspaper.” With aB that has been said and done we have not in theleastbacked down on what we said in regard to the action of the school board anc today we are firmer m the belie! thatwixat the board done wns not for the best interests of tho school. If your blood is jhln and im­ pure, you are miserable all the time. It is pure, rich blood that invigorates, strengthens, refreshes, you certainly know the medicine that brings good .health to the home, the only medicine tested and tried-for 60 years. Adoctor’smedicine. “ I owo my life, Without doubt, to Ayer’s SarmimrUlii. It Is tlio most wonderful medt- dlnehUlie world ,for iiervousnoss. My enrols permanent, und 1 cannot thank you enough.1* MltS. nai.IA SI u W ku ,, fiewurlc, N. J. 81.00 a bottle. d. o. aver tlo.r A’i!!ragirlsts_.__ P o o r H ealth Laxative doses o f Ayer’s Pills each n igh t greatly a id the Sarsaparilla. INCIDENT NO, 2. The Editor began to Think that last Saturday was to be one day that would go down in history but after all things turned out about right. A b an aftermath of what took place Saturday morning we came nearer getting Whipped Saturday evening while in a well known business house. This time two men man aged to get their Coals off jufit in lime to fight when they were hind ered by the action of the proprietors. Hot being satisfied with what had taken place during the day Fred son of J. C, Barber, entered tho business place wewere In ami. concluded to take up the argument, where It had been dropped in the morning, Wfo stated to him that the question would bo settled on Tuesday and re­ fussed to discuss ituntilhe addressed Aquestion to us and wo answered it by asking him “ I f ho was a mr tuber of the school hoard.” We had no more than finished the I** WVVVV, *.WVi PATENTS ie*y,at?, Trade,Mark*ObtainedandallPat­ entMjr.uisssconductedfor MobCMAtic fcc » :®«y>Orriet it <rrdsttxU.s.i*ATxwtorrict ana we can secure patent in l«es time llnu those rcnicteMmIVAjhingloc, , tendi Jfi(idcj,drawilnf orohoto.,with desttip. tttift, v-e 4dv>*e, If batehtubie oi! not, free of ctmrfte. Out tee not due fillpatent ie secured* ; X **HowfftOminPatertt*,” with tost r;t mat. inthe V.H. andforeijencountries aecntfred, Address. ' .O.A.SNOWS.OO. i es> iiss. AgnesWestley 16Wells Street VlarinetteiWis. 816Wells Street,-^ M aiunette , Wia., Sept. 25,1908. 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GOOD fo r OLD and YOUNG X«Stist Flower keep, the children healthy and utronff— FnU of vigor and frolic the-whole day long. So when sfammx need* more they rush off it! high glee, And snout to the druggist! "Please give it to m et" , ^Inability to get np brisk nnd fresh in the morning, lack of appetite, pallor, muddy complexion and poor spirits— these all indicate a disordered stomach taking (Jreen ’3 August Flower^regu­ larly for a few days, qit’sa reliableold remedy forall stomach troubles, never fails to cure indigestion, dyspepsia and chronic constipation, and is a natural tonic for body and mind, i« qTwo sizes, ' 25 c and 75 c. All druggists. Isaac Wisterman, Cedarville.O, ToInvestors. Prefereel stock in the Oedfir- vilie Telephone Company is being offered to local investors at par. It is guaranteed to pay 6 per cent interest per annum and is to he paid semi* annually. The stock is Exemptfrom taxes. 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