The Cedarville Herald, Volume 29, Numbers 1-26

Mi $r5* n c. . • . m* GREAT MILL SALE BEGINS THURSDAY, FEB 22tid-Will Last 15 Days The greatest aggregation of Mill Ends, that ever came to Dayton are here represented. Every department is included in this sale and the bargains are the biggest offered in this commun- Ity*. - - '« W e have Mill Ends of Silks, Dress, Goods and summer -wash fabrics, that were designed for the new spring and summer seasdn-Mitt Endsof Sheetings Linens, Rugs, Curtains, Laces, etc. Thousands ot other articles are includ­ ed in this sdle* n6vySpring ;<Jdods that we secured specially for , this occasion at a considerable price reduction. . Our Cloak Department offers a I splendid line of new Coats and Jackets. Thousands of White W aists, and fineskirits, that were bought at an immense saving of price. ' r * f ^ Sample Lines of new Spring Suits are offered, and the balance ofour win­ ter ggnwetite are cfeaf®4 a t even big. jger pricgteductions, 1 And so throughout every depart- g= jiieiit. There are splendid bargias in « Muslin and Flannel Undergarments, Mill Lots of Infants’ Wear, Hosiery, Blankets, etc. Come, this is a good time to lay in a supply of every day necessities. . Out of town purchasers will have their round trip car fere refunded ac­ cording to schedule designated in the | great yellow Mill End Bills that are being circulated broadcast. If you cannot secure our great Mill End Bill, we will mail you one, upon re­ quest, ' ;• \ • , ,• " J. * THE L0 U1STRAXLER COflPANY DAYTON, OHIO 31 and 33 SOUTH MAIN STREET, L . O ' * ' _»V ’’r 1 ^ - *)" v 1 f l ' . , *J . V . . . .flabm'ms - >- FEBRU ARY , J 9 lk am t 20ttir ft K n “ f , t 1 t/ ,* j M onday, M orning Session, 9 :30 a '* ' Invocati,,]..: 1 >/ , J-1 v ' * 1 Mr. J . W. Matthews and %He will give one of his popftlarleotar^. 'hhteftaioadjy namherpjf trite#* jfth, ^a-teJsssantr;... . dinner ./last ,/ Thursday; w those present wereDr. H. C . Middle- The Draft Horse for the Farm............ FrohfehteClares uf £jy * f ^ r VHfAi***** ’ Tbosode OffheCet! lying to become members ville Protective .Wocia- -r; A fternoon Session, 1 o clock. , .wtium m > v v-uMsm.uu<ni i . ™ c , ... . . MUSIC. j their names should see tbe secretary Vi ***** it* *> * P - U f f * * s G .C , H ou sekeeper a n dM g a i r t omt e , ' - The Greatest (fettle Feeder in the WoyM-Hfs - « ~ j B. Wfckeraham* the ......... • ................ . •• -»•>•-;>• —— ....^...PerryBell, X tefetlL leohiter, comes here with a. long list Silo* and Cattle Feeding.......Mr. Humphry Jones, Washington, C. JL, O. „f endorsement* incindfng,stipgrln- Profitable Method* of Handling Cattle..'..-....-. .......Charles McTntire ■ ■ ' ' N igh t Session ,? o'ctock, MTSID , ; Value of gti Agricultural Education susd How it maybe Obtained ;; ................... Janet Tarhox • t**“ i.*.M »rb*UO<»rt,i o «M .o ^ »to n o «w -0 0 0 Beading............. ..... ........ Education and Farming. The Kan of the Hour....... fusibilities.................. MUdtC. MUSIC. t*t>r nre»t*<l>Uefrtflb* .. -G, a Waro Kiss Mable Moore .rn«L».,.v*v««ei .*»»«>|42 G. CfHousekeeper tsndents, managewtof chautauqnas, lecture course eommittieee, the pUJpft ahd tho press. Opera house February 2*. Platopens on the 20th atMcCollum^. Messrs W, J , Tarbox and W. H. Barber left Tuesday for Pittsburg where they will bo in attendance a t the Business men’* Convention of tbe United Presbyterian Church, Sir. Tatbdx was a delegate from the U* P. church, Theyjexpeefc to te - turn homo Monday, .................... . .......... LuckhdMan In Ariuiuaa IP T a k e c o l d e g s t t y ? t | 6 r o a t te n d e r? L u n g s w e a k ? ’A n y re la tives, h a v e 'c o n s um p tio n ? T h e n * cough m e an s * g reat C h e r r y •. P e c t o r a l d e a l t o y o « . ‘ F o l l o v y o u r d o c t o r ^ * a d v i c e a n d t a k e Aye*** C h fiffi FiictoriL I t hea ls , sireug thens , p re ve n ts . S T iS S S S S T 1 ^rniiistmmfor TotrtK n«w, WehkLungs Ay*r’s p ffitlhenaM th* activity of tha iiwr. and thu* aid racovarjr. I. -t . SfUtilC. . . . . Tuesday, Morn ing Session, 9 :50 o'clock. Alfalfa and Time to Cut Gross for H ay .......................... ...Charles Melntire Alfalfa Growing.., , .................................. ....... .Albert Ankenoy, Xehla, O* Cro** Broeditig o f ,Swine, Five Minute Talks,... ................ . -. ...... .. - ..... ....... JL X, Coe„ Oliver Gntlough, J , H . Crcswoli, It. L. Dean Gr-iwing and Marketing Hogs... *........ .............. .:....G. C. Housekeeper . c- . / 'kmc. Jtfternaon Session, J o'clock. Air Bain Frost............................ ......... ... .... ,, ..............G, <?♦Housekeeper Qn**f.tionBox . , ........................ .. C.I*>.Cooley M»ur Hides of the “Good Hoads Subject,” t PteotictilKoadBaiWing. . . . . . . . „ . ............-...G. A ,MeKny Itemtdics for Present Conditions..... ..... J . F. Harshman c . . mm LawsWe Have. - .... ..... .............. L. Gowdy ^ •od ed legislation............ ...............Judge E, 11. Monger _ F0R gALE ; A 4 acre farm close Itendlng., . ‘ vrtmr/*’ — . .......... ...Catl Marshall |^0 CodarviHAwitk good house and ..-.LlLC, - - ' ■ ‘ - , - [barn. AlswaXUie steefcJuttil ofstkl Pa><t, Present rtfid Future of Farmers Institutes. H.B* Enslgfl, Jamestown. aefes ^ ^000 frame dwelling BADBREATH «f gr*** «• *H$ih JuKtis^ " “ *l" ‘..... «MKfHjlltMfMaiMfr health after liveyears of continuous coughing and bleeding from the lungs ; and I owe mygood fortune to the world's greatest medicine, Dr, King’s J“ewI)lScovcry forConsump­ tion, which X know from experience Will cure consumption i f taken in time. Mywife improved with first bottlc and twelve bottles completed the cure*”' Cures the worst coughs ... _ ...... ........... ......... and colds or money refunded, At 1 _ "^~ky* —T T lils I s a n o th e r . n o tic e o f 01 M; 4** , •t* • 1 m J {faitSAiiu & %* ttwdtaihnd that we have been conducting since January 1 st " -• • V . T............... . ", .. , , At this tim e theweather should be a strong argument for you to take advantage of this sale,. - ' ; .. . - ^ . * - W e still have many desirable bargains left- in Suits and Overcoats, and examination of which w ill convince you that we have, been most just in setting the sa le price. all druggist. £Xfe and $ 1 . 00 , Trial bottle free. tlw llm tf i l y C k , CUaflirK iY , aji HHWy/til Iturrajlug the Pcodnetlveficgs of Kolfe, ■-JIUSIU. ...Charles Mctnllro GET THE BEST 1 T h# Maw a n d S n la rg a i XkBlttmftC»nt«iii* « *$0WMN*w Word* ft0wOmB§tii§e o f ih# W*t>!d ymmmttrnkmm iwed mm mmtmmmmnmi Dfeilomupy fwwWwtnewiiiWtr.rrH^e w/Mnutai rnmm,m«mmh, awitbi **«nf1 If 'itumsi " “ Nw ^^♦e55««;;xa, ' ' ffW tM* Wtf»* I -ue „ IIMiMwnMwtJMWiWWii!*. ft »w m *mi ***^,*-.l .wr'lt*, mtbw *3 •> *_ C. WlbKSttAti CO.r ■ >h*wi*wb Hftmmm . mm *» Youkck faith In an uniricl, xmedyf Y oh WillHavaFaith m- \ Uutin TaMift U|kMatL ll lijglu sft«* me trial. Sold Willi an ah* dilutegusrafitefl tocute or riruggbt willmaud jour money. Will turn COLDS, IA GRIPPE, NEUWALOIA, COUGHS, • MALABIA, HEAOACHlE. Ate perfe<?tly lianidft!*—n o v e r griph«wf #lne*«nova!' cauwdis* tw*a -no had cffetMiiibh the hwrt **uctar injur* th* most ddimte atomafh, ACCEPT MO SUBSTITUTE, Arkfor Abdiftefeton getting JpntWafeJAXATWE *3 iHP cm* . O uinine T abiets •ATDKUtMMAm MmpiHriHirOMrly ' D T H E H K tti I P I E I I . OHIO. Kannfliettir#**of fli*Cai*h»it*A MttHTNINO HOT 0BOFS, and good |i500tenhbfe houdft. Bgood barbs, 850rods now tile ditch, splen­ did fences, four and one half miles from Mcclmnicsburg, O,, 13 miles from Loudon, I#J£ miles 'from fipringfletd, t% miles fron'i Catawba Station and elevator on Big Four railroad, 3miles from the Columbus, London and Sptlngflold traction line. All for $50.00per acre. Smith A Cloinans. IJnexctlkd Stsrvke tb Cubs.' Effective January 5th, 10oo, through Pullman Sleeper will leave ClnetenatlM8;30A, M.t every Fri­ day via (ptcOn ACresent Route and Southern Ballway to Mobile, con** meeting with Munson SS LlueTs Steamer “Prineo George” a t E30 P, Af., on Saturdays, and through Sleeper from Mobile every Friday u t(7dK>P, M. north to Cincinnati oh urflval of Steamer “PiJnes George” from Havana. Ticket* now on sale good Until May itUi a t Mmrate of $ 03.00 for the wmM-irip from Cihelnnati in® eluding meal« and bertha oti steam* or. ■> . For Intematteti mldrtssE-Frank Johnson, Special Agent Passenger Department Munson BH Lines, Washington C. 1L, Ohio; orW .C . IWneaftioMr G. P. A. Qiteen k Crcs®, m t Beutet Clndnttap' O l d o , ^ • « // ! f $25.00 l § £ $25.00 ——wibL m*v a .—— m Black u m m ■ IN -NORTHEAST TEXAS, along tho C ckos midland RAILROAD. 1 In ft eommnoity not ta r bohfnd, yonr own in development. Val* ucs tango, from ton to fifty dollars per aero, and the land is ail good —absolutely the best in Texas* Our people want YOU, and & neighborly welcome awaits the'' thrifty man afid his family-,, Bound trip homesrekor tickets aro onBale twice monthly to alt points in Texas,, and the sight* seeking way to Houston* Halves* ton and tian Antonio (with inter* mediate stop-ov« rs) is via the I ’risco, Texas Midland and South­ ern PftciHe Systems* Fortiioe nartieulai'S will he gladly; furnished upon application to • H. W. TRUAX, LANDAGENT f R«lbaM Bstlldlng, Dayfon, Ohio, - - - o k - ' - ' J \ & MeKAV* Qimmi Pssimw# Age*** i T«mii* tmts* MEN'S SUITS ANp OVERCOATS FROfi 4.75 16.75. If you cannot afford an entire new, suit at th is time perhaps a new pair of trousers would tide you over until spring. See our lin e of odd trousers from 79c to $4,50. Our drcss trousers at $2.65 and $3.00 you w ill find rare bargains* Our entire stock abounds in bargains that W ill covihce the most Skepti­ cal. No cash coupons given during this sale** HAINES & HIGGINS 33 EAST MAIN STREET. XENIA, OHIO. CureaColdinOneDay inT'wobig Tei*Laxative Bromo S«vw» MOheMmwMf*pm ta.gwaOi. ' TMt^ttara. B*t%ro i*yt, ©ikevery knr. 25 c. GET OUR PMCES ON PRINTING waiimbAn - Tho third nnmhornf tho leotarb tmtm win ho L, 1L Wlekwmhmn tile well known loeturor. In Ifte' pnlpiblio Ish gm tte ptoneher, aiid mi the plfttfoim ho la trinity mim\ nratoi1, pteaehoi—tho priuso Want waif1 dfpotmlftrlceturefrf. ifvwn ii . ■ ,. § ignewi*fffwxifiwipH?*.?Wit. mmmur 'rSuMivSiSd»ei*yts t«i^» f mild is ucrten* They cure zsss&wsm DYE