The Cedarville Herald, Volume 29, Numbers 1-26

mm What The League WiUJIsk For. I ^vrk ioM e rpmslai!®?. t e been going on Ito* several] %rrl'3Q3iii^aai4^iM9 A n ii^ t iw fegue m iM nrir fc? so the s&sfc<&a£cial M :mMy -*Whitews can m% gfcej all <dlb* M d ih of the jjjqgcam, yet the gfmaJ irn, jferonpra^teallya^rcu?!«ps»by feeccaxanSiteennd officers. mrzk and wiess®% tfce Magsm will insist feat fee Braa- E^khwfcesMtliifeeSestlyafe^aoasfe «any out Its .-TO r? ~-£.tojrz 5^ z 5njr-^? 5 ,-^ jj 5...m E s r ^ m E a t s . " ' S its fee Cife* MsH: <'H s » f «feS f*riK;s jbj 6 fee zm&o3% sm.vr.e2, ia | cr; CHncsa sxr.:jr™itr3 c f cpkaa & ;i f i t tfe> fevg <2i2rt ci c? cfe cS i!cr£irc»T, kaS^ra fesx ** b expose! feci-3fes efec?Csyfeedft©festive-1 ilea d! SxfegcxJrcsdj- cacsrasm Spgssnt -G ot ^I tisri ieafefe! # !!■ ££xfe[ $mdz art erajfe v i gpsGs f e s l _ Ixo £rc"C2fo3. to !*a ca' !»axl ££$ | ik MI d srgitfcg for fe© CMssss to- iTfcgibctt sp froa lfes £o1dmri$ i© ftoSte «rrxo flattens Chat wgxe m % basket £3 isvb ToKs snstpfee2io foasit H a l fee-Iifefe sraraalo vey< feieklf exeairl wife a efe&y sab- lessee* ifeife, fs. «xftnmxhg ss0f« •5cilstli'a KvwSSJJSS5®S "THE m d e m m im d h h U ^ y tfe law- &*%*#?.. f» . && t o m \ i districts wlme ths mA lm ob o f thepwphisstmh^yngafm t the oloons. These deleefe shoidd be mmeMed, mi4 the law j putinto m% form feat It will m%he m emm y lor; temper- a n e e p eop le f e m n & fm tr x tim w i f e sa feo ii keepers m o u f e ^ - lug districts,,, The tempemnh w o r to gad mfeseus of j etate who hose studied fee pravMoos of fee Braw ek Ew? ' ‘ aml.espeela% thosewho have attempted their apptotaom are a w it lo tmMm these demand^ nn4 we believe featfee m STEELRANGE T e he %mm m m y , T b m d a y aMmz% z% ipog at 7s <oJclcsk p, iamatC, C, Welmex's meat store to the one who holds the lEeh^ number. Ticketsgiven with each as cent . c% eash purchase, "No tickets 0ve® msettlement of hook accounts* n a M m m s ®0 iw m m m % m m % m w % fairlj'large R a t i f y o f the ^aag, Tlxe owner ©f fee imfe tbcs cosisk-t- ■j The second jmeasmefor wMehthe Teague idE m a^ a &e- t e x w & m & A t t w f e e ^ B M -T ig e r and Speakeasy h>fe,H T^ls wdl he &1aw4nioreemeBimeasure^ rather than a tem­ perance measure. I t will give officers fee right to enter i.... . . . . . . . . 3W« . . kept lor,sal^ elude a provision to reach druggists who sell liquor ,as a ’ Beverage la d r j r few h sh lp s. T h e T e^g im eon te iM fc tha teve iy legitimate means feould.he placed In feeKandsof theofficers of the law to enforce fee statutes which prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors as a beverage in dry towns, townships ..midfeslden^e 'district Those who run blindd%rs and spaato^os are not oidmary yfolafemof ,fec law1; they are defiers of the law. Officers now have no legal right to enter these places and secure fee liquor as evidence; consequently private citizens are compelled to hiredetectives. Theexpense and unjust. This bill wifi put an effective weapon Into fee hand®of fee officers of fee law, to dealwife theselaw-break­ er®as they deserve. The bill will not apply to private resi­ dences, and will not interfere wife saloon keepers in saloon, towns of the state, nor with druggists unless their place of ,business degenerate into a speakeasy. * I t reaches, only the >“law-breaking, clandestine, speakeasy keeper* Is there any one who wants to protect such an enemy of jaw and order? Othermeasures may be endorsed or champ­ ioned by fee League, but this part of the programhas been agreed upon,—American Issue. There will be many bills presented next Monday after the organisation of theHouse feat will startle thepoliticiansand liquor men. Both of these classes are much, interested and are keeping in as close touch as possible with the situation. The revision of the present election laws has been about settled according to reports. The new lawwill doawaywith all designs and emblems at fee head of tickets and thereWill be no more voting the “straight ticket,”^ AHcandidates for the same office will be under fee same head but;1 each will be marked as to his politics. This will mean that there will not be the chance at purchasing of votes andthenonlythose that can read will be able to yote the right kind of a ticket, As to primaries they will be held all on the same day anc under strict laws, wife fee members of fee election boarc and judge®and clerks under bond. This may do away with judge sitting on the ballot boxes and slipping ballot® into' his shoe* There is some talk that there will be no primaries and that all candidates shall go on by petition, the number of signatures to kb deterimed by the population. The W, 0, T, U* will present a bill asking that women be given the right to vote on local option questions* Should this be done fee liquor men might as well pack their trunks and leave the state. Either Senator West orllepresentafcive DowAiken will introduce nextMonday a bill that has been drawn by Judge Duncan Dow, increasing fee Dow tax from *3.50 to 51,000 a year. $©collect jsart ©f Hi?mail ’33ig<»i p im between the ©ecteol postaffiafi ^ m3, fee faiu fe ©f&ees and boyea S» fee’d ltoea t disfrieis «f fee *3iy The anteroeMIe h <?f large mv, m ’ fee--style at m and ted m i m feet fee mail <ea&be sort- ed by one clerkvMle tils car Is urn- •jiiag.1The car stops at bash letter has-to collect fee rmlj, -andbetween fe e hoses fee clerk sorts and e; cojxiparfesenis correspondieg 'to sash carrier’s route. TMs ear covers n route four­ teenMileslong'and collects fee pioai, icom all boms la m hdur-ahd a ‘ half;- . ■ - - , . Tha King of Trump*.’ tSh&*ti&xig a t irmiys** got n-ietta in a 'French jail the other day. He' said he was homM wealthy parents, and educated for fee bar* He lost' ^Turned out t >£doors, I became a feanap end hare been ever since a terror to-eli honest fo lk ,' I "have toured Franco twenty times and have been all .oyer Belgium, Ger­ many, Italy, Switzerland end Spain. FO E '$ talker i o r cx* Togotour pttm m fent Printing ; for th&MoiyYmn OfficeMahon* rn’y isour“longfitiiboodsye-haw OKiiBSMltfievery lateei inbfertot. v Neverplneo«B7bMefefof Pfiniiug „ iiiitll yon have neruredour prlbib#. You ring the boll forf I -iVe’ll do ■ iho running, •. » ;, . kralft JMttif AI.WAYS : .m-iASKS. ^ -f*.. *.S, - - - _ iMWM GET PRICES ON PRINITNC Ting informed him. that he weald have to go to jail onee more, he cried; felooray! Xhave scored toy centujyv I hod been sentenced ex­ actly ninety-nine femes before by magistrates all over Burope," D»tf*M In South Africa* “South Africa is now suffering from a depression almost Unparal­ leled in its history/' writes a Gon- gregafional minister, “This is part­ ly due to fee late war* The introdac­ tion of the Chinese into fee Trans­ vaal has very largely contributed to the present .state of things, what­ ever may.be feud to the contrary by shareholders in the mining compa­ nies. Thousands of natives go to the Transvaal and return without having found employment. If there is any one to gam by the introduc- iioh of Chinese labor it is only the millionaires, who live in London, Faria and Berlin. Those who live andhave to die here gain nothing." Bigger Than W* Knew. When the boundary betweenMich­ igan and Wisconsin was drawn the surveyors were evidently in a bit of Ahurry, for how it,turns ont feat some 250,1300 acres of land supposed to have been included in Michigan^ acreage are beyond it and belonging nowhere. The territory in dispute is big enough to form a fair sized province in Itussia, and more than iiurope to conquer a strip of land smaller than the “derelict territory" of Michigan. Here it was not miss­ ed for a generation. The United States geographic survey found out themistake of the original houndary makers only the other day. Var!«tt«« of “Quail." In San Francisco the other day tho iish and game commissioner found a sack of owls on the counters of a commission house.. Tho buyer of a French restaurant was nego­ tiating'tot their purchase. I f the trade had not been interrupted they would liave been transferred into “broiled qbail" under tho hands of an expert chef. One man in Frisco has made a livelihood for several years by shipping owls to tickle tho palates of tho San Francisco epi­ cures, The ground squirrel, too, is “quail." Many sacks of these are received in San..Francisco daily* fiteld In Aby«»inl«. A British explorer recently re­ turned from Abyssinia says feat ho was for four months in a region hitherto unknown to white men. Along tho tributaries of tho Blue Hilo he found a mining population engaged in Washing gold. Ho re­ ports that there is an enormous quantity of gold in this region, in' which thousands of natives work. ^.eata^Mr-a. *stmet'Sr^Z 5a,-^£7^*5? FHZEJJL4. y o m M AL I JILL YOV&- tTlSfm i-BREJIK M ££L«*°MM l£ C. C. WEIR C e d a r v i i l e , O M o , / « VM*M £ZZ$ PATENTS ;tsyests^iWiS TttitMmk* sfet*teei aa SnllfAf- e«tba*5sletsecsiUscnS m M o H t*. ; wa w«m gffitM m k$$urntkm (tone SeaSttoSe], aeiwlttrtt lsJtste.,wltl) 4*tol^ 0 . 4 H N 0 W A 0 0 . afteroeefeal Solawstbanab- » la te jmaranteetocure or a ra j^ ft wifirefuadyonrmoney, Wifi car® cocos* iMumm* KEURALGIA, COUGHS, w llA lAB tA , fiEAOACKB. Am perfectly haraoleBa—n e - v e r »!»e nor fedBrn—never «cm» 3 js - & « - n o boieffecti upon feebeait —never injure fee most dfecate atomaeb* ACCEPT HO SUBSTITUTE. ' A^fcforanairiia^negefeng^ - l » Q uinine T abiets AT . DRUOO I8TS . tmwAmiSt THE HERB HED 1 CIJIE C 0 -, SPRINGFIELn. OHIO* Munatoefeure** o f ilieCeleUratfcd LIGHTNING HOT OftOPS. AH pain in any disease is nerve pain, the result of a tur­ bulent condition o f .the nerves. The Stabbing, lacerating, darting, burping, agonizing pain that comes from the prom­ inent nerve branches, or sen­ sory nerves, is neuralgia* and is the “ big brother" o f all the other pains. D r. Miles' Anti-Pam Pills rarely ever fail to relieve these pains by Soothing these larger nerves, and restoring their tranquility*., D r, Miles' Anti-Pain Pills leave no bad after-effects, and are a reliable remedy for every hind of pain, such as headache, backache, stomachache, sciat­ ica, rheumatism and neuralgia. They also relieve Dizziness, Sleeplessness, Nervousness, Car-Sickness, and Distress af­ ter eating. “Far many years I fcav# been a ccn* c ta n t e u ifercr Trera n e u ralg ia And headache, ar.d have, newer been able to obtain any relief from, various headache ^owdrrs and caj i tried mit Tticy always cew.tnV hcadacha la Are m lnbtca time.'* £’REI> E . SWINGMSY, Cashier 1st Kat. Ilarik. Athtoson, X.'eb. Or. Mile** Anti-Pain Piiis *re eeldby your drugai*t. who will guarantee that the first package will benefit. If It fails he will return yeur money. 25 dose*. 25.cents, Tie/er sold In bulk. Miles Medical Ca, Elkhart, Ind STOVES AT COST ^SloWIs your opportaiffi^rto a ' i$m e J At aljoot cost jariee m m g to t ie ep^'wiijter. A31 a keal&g stoves. Regardless of make, aod mix line' A comprises oil tke economical keator®, .goes m tMs. d> 'cat price sale ratfier thm cany tkegoois fromone ^ season to aooifeer, Tou.wSi profitm tfels sale t you need a-stove and take advantage ©f fee re- nmrkably low prices.' Tke stoves most fee moved at cut prices to make’room for springgood®, CALL AND SEE THEM, •rat s s h a v i y 7 0 / o ' - t w n m m t i Q o m o j g a ^ j v x B q a p x *lX*PO—«o Ao(j o«o «! PI°D « auo ox o GETTHE BEST .Th«.M«wNind Enisur«ed Edition Contains 25,000 N e w W ord s M*wGax*tf«i«r> of to* W«#!d s^ 4 ,Wtefc,r*t?*w MeededfaEverylloocie s t *>AleellltMUittAWwipbliO, o . £ c , m „ WWIIWlllll* Overy housekee-PErsiiousd know fe*t if they wifi buy Dcibnca Cedd Witter Starch for launthy npa they will save not only time, becausej t never sticks to tho iron, but becauseeach paclcago contain 16 oa.—one fail pound—while oil other Cold -'Water Starchesore put up In si. poand packages, end the price la the tame, 10 cents. *TJjen soainbccatiyjileiiance Starch is free from ifijnrioas chemicals. If your grocer tries to sell you o mos,.patkag« itisbccausehe lias aoictk on hand wiikb bowishesto dispose oi before he puts in Defiance. Ho knows that Defiance Starch has printed bn ever? package inlargo letters and figures “Itozs.* Demand Defiance and civorauch iimeand money and tho annoyance of the iron stick- giii* Defiance never sticks. . S tave of Qmo, Crrv or T oleho , I LfCAfl Coourt J FeAtJKJ. C uesev mates efith that l;o is senior partner of the firm cl F* J. OnrirEV & CO., ao-ng business in tho city of 101000, county, and state aforcaid. and that Mid ffirm wilt pay tho sumsD*.I, HthDRED DDf.hA.DS for cadi every eass of Csterrh that cannot be cured by the P soo LH a M j E C avab & b G cse , FfiAHXJ.Oltt.NtfY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this Cth day of December, A. D* » ' ' **,*-.. A. IV. Ot.BASDN, J seal } Notary Public Hall’s Catarrh euro I d token infernally and cc-ffl directly on tbs blood ohd mucous surface#of thO tysteib. Send for Ustinionl- blsi free. r . e T corry AUCTIONEER. All kinds of Auctioneering. Patronage Solicited. Satis­ faction guaranteed. Beil phone, 352, Clifton exchange. Cedarviile. Ohio.^Il-24 E b e r s o le P ia n o s ABSOLUTELY DU ^d BLG. "We Jmfc for aE«inbcroy .^nrs need *SJ»-.*eioKaurosin the Conservatory Where they me ’custxiiily suujected to the hard­ est kind cf use. We hovs't.,,oal the Ebersole Jo b* * gt^xi, durable piano, Well abl= v -.?».■ te, wc;;r and tesrof the ansls X00E5' V ** fiAm, DlrectreHS 'JO IkcserretoryetMafia , MlurjF/'^TORErmr Tile Sm ith & Nixon P lano Co* IOJtnd 13 E. Puarth Street. CINCINNATI, O. T h i s WE I l a t e r o & i Ladies Only i cj twin ,w , » . taitot et tti kir rsspons!62«. »•»**»*«*» bay. SAI^fOMA SUPFUS* COMbAHY. Iiay-U2» Pin* ctnrnt» t u touhi, Mo, HattM, Siitmaijf $ur*M3 ratioftafttretsstot E 4 « a fa !^ COLUMBUS OHIO Bin Tirst Class Rigs Best and most up-to-datfe livery and feed barn in Central Ohio; Everything new. Especially equipped to care for funeral parties. Keep your rig from exposure when in town by having it in our barn, o . o . ■ w ^ s x u ^ c a e s K CEDARVIIXB, OHIO.