The Cedarville Herald, Volume 29, Numbers 27-52

mil ■;!>*• i°, i Jir' ;$WM [ R O T T L E D I LRY. CIFIC iCAGO &£A ** N *' S.t^Y?*£L f~[TH i H i Hijfl txvd ltim 0 ®* a ft- Vitt oodAfant wbk f 0 t‘ a^y otiwspitm . , , M e r a l d , This -km* *& «» steikg# wfck m h^vd«iwti«tfc*t ymr #&wm* l« pm due m& * prwwj* n^mt* m x * v & m j m m assess HO, 36 . men*l«earthly dwu#A. C E D A E V K iB , OHIO, FR ID A Y , 0 E P T EH B E R . 7 , 1905 , PR IC E * 1.00 A Y E A R . |T£STl [HEC0«™. ’**& locfl caucus wa* halfi last i*y evening by the “•‘fiimg" to tdiskgateB to ths oounty eoite oilheld mXcuiA last Saturday Aft; result M the managers like to have had I t For the fof the thing' names of differ- im«n were select «U as 4«Jag*te« ti do noVmeddle In politic* and p^oalil not attend. There weste reasons to r this* First to fly * of respectability second 4 '‘Boas1’ a chance to vote |h| slogftlon, as ha Wisb«tf by thhir ‘yfag absent Only two or Hire* of ’ ^a«e rained had anything to dp * lk the caucus. - ‘ - In the convention at Xenia the >/allowing delegates'and alternates la die Republican ^tate convention ia P*yton wereselectedbyGreene CoBnty Republlclana Saturday f t ptiegates: ‘Hon. H. I I Stjuith, Hon, Jjewge*’ ' Little,, fXen*n| * John % ’• IfSteYenBon, YellpwSpwngSsi; IV Q, Jane*,Beaver Creek; H . F. Howard, i *lMi*pA. Ffialkrter, Caesar ,ceek; GeorgeEllldWj, Sugar Creek ; ftE. Schmidt, •'•Alternate*J M , L. Osborn; Henry Johnson, jCeuiavi," EriiewiS/'Hosst Joseph! ^watty,-Xenia; Isaac ISJyans, Spring p l=Y^iy|.'j? i^FollOCk,; Ceda^yille.;, p” % 'th jkPaitdn, \ Jateeston.; The I ^delegateswere instructed‘to Votefor Hon. Horace Aokeney terStat© *>ndFoodCommissioner. The resold-; tSmsendorsed Prefeldenh-Bdosevelt, *'^Senators FCraker and Dick, -Hon. *ejat. E-. Smijth for Congtessnian,. m rttie Sixth district, Hod; George fe/BUtle and -Hon. Hbfscet Ahkenoy RURAL ROUTE CHANCES. * * tv »\ b . V-t/alt < Last Saturday there changes Inthe ; 1rural routes of this county went P?inh»effect* Thh. county hap been V Changed by orders of an Inspector some'of the chapgeswili not he t>*fttfsfiictory alt round'. Hr, W., 4 * 3 gpeucet' had Thl*route shortened t about two and % miles, '-the por- ’k'ftoh the-Clifton and Xenia pike, to ‘•{'Clifton hegid given, id the .Yellow "f Springs ojffltce*' CedarVllle'fo^year* Vlias had the Clif thhlh-W l yellowSpringMibw^ XehialMwitwo I nb\v loutes started Saturday, ‘ SEPTEMBER WEATHER. X « xmy emb€?Ba i ^nd during Sept. Storms, heavy rain, "changeable temperature, with some hot day* « id cooler nights and mormngs, Wisli COO I CQ Vr the rain* at times changing- to snow rate, espeelallybetween8thawH&fch, mvermen and others should pro- tect property from heavyrains, dam- aging winds andsudden dnngerons rises and high water daring Sept­ ember, j ■ between 1st and 4th—Stormy, heavy rates and highwinds. ,, 6th,6fchanrt7th-r-Unisettledweather. FromSth toJSfh-ChangeabletemV per«dnre, cool to cold wave, high Winds and heavy rains probably changing to mow at times, Hate andprobably snow and rain at Bayten, Ohio, Hth and 12 th fedn- ventlon), ' *■ . ' BetWeettteth and' Hth^Cool rate and wind stotms.' 20th and 21 st—Hlslng temperature, afhrmn, high Wind and rain, * Between rain and high winds, Between 28th andbOth-rUnsettled Weather: min M x im * FillFEST GREiTSHOW. Ctectenatt O., Ang.-r-fSpU^Twp mysteries are keeping tbe' visitors to fch* Cincinnati Fall Festival guessing. Qne is the weird picture entitled uIn the Shadow of the Cross” * the other I * Auto girl. •The picture’ is on exhibition In MusicHall. Passingthroughheavy curtains, one find* himself in ah* solute darkness, save for the ard* ffcial lights in the room. There Is seen a' picture 'of- the Christ with handsfoldedacross his breast, The1 KASPER IS DEAD. Word was received her* Monday afternoon annoanoteg that Haspar Mllborn, ef Cbioegohadheen killed, Mr. James Howdy, Xenia grand­ father of the untorfemato lad left that evening f<wChicago. The Chicago Tribune ' •gives the following account of^tne oeaiiix' , ‘ ‘FlippingautomobSes,” asportin­ dulged in by many small hoys on the north side, ended fatally yes* terday for Kasper MBhum, iSyear* COUNCILBUCKS CLEARDOWH. MISS EMMA RNNEt COLLEGE OWNING, Council' met te'regular session |ifdnuoy Mayo* McFarland being absent, ann Freaideat Aon drew presiding. The first business o f importance w*s tfae^election of a member to dll by fhe removal stract,only j of ,^narlw Ciliaughto Bayton, Tphe names of Prof, F. A . Jurkat md' WINNERS AT COLT SHOW. The.cOltslfowkeld-last Saturday great; success, 'ther^bethg, anumber of enteries. For the FevQhoron horse Janies Fan Stole took Brat; A. B. Grooves, second; ‘Charles Gwens, third, " ____ : . first; David Hakestraw, second; Ohartos Bales, third. Bandy - Been, t Jack, Brat and second on. yearlings to David Bixoo, George -Powers first on Sprtng^Ooiti‘ and John Turner, Second! 7 The judg-’fl !were S. ‘ T, Charles Dean, Edward C aker, GROCERY SOLD. ANNOUNCfi*fEf)TS. %e are authorised to announce thename of A . G» Carpenter of lamcstown as a Candidate for nom- iKatloufor County oomruissionorbe­ fore the Republican Primary on September 22, ’ Wears authortoed toatmnuucethe name of Howard Applegate asahan- dadato for 'Sheriff before the B«p* ublican Primary Election. We arc authortoed to annouhoe the nameof John C. Cbnwell a# a candidate for County Oomnaiadoner ..before the Bepubllcatt Primary. Weare authorised toanuounoa the name •of Chari** F. Howard of Xeniaas a oandldate for re*nomiua ffonfor Proseoutlng Attorney before tlie liepubllean primary. •, Daniel B. WeBeon, the revolver manufacturer, baa left a forteoe e tlniated at $8O,00OfK)0. Thin mtte may be regarded a* the meaimre of thevaluewhich AmericaaitashoS 8w the revolver, for it I* In this country that the partlcclar brand of plsfoff i» most widly used. 161* aneuor-* tnous sum to stand ter tfi* aueoMk of a single de»tb dealing weapon - - a liomleidal luxury. Mr,'Oscar P* rTagley who’purchas­ ed %& grocery storeofMr. I- F. Puf­ fer about five weeks ngb has sold the Store to'M4 Price father qf Mr.jP0^ rest Pride, the day operator, at the tower- Mr, Price has been m bus­ iness In South Solon, Midway and. ridjsoihis ,*tor* m . _ Judb recently* ,The? invoice^ took -pla^e Thursday, at which time Mr. Frioo took charge! ’ backgropr sky,' Then all lights are turned out, As one** eyes grow accustomed to the darkness, the Christ appear* distinctly upon the canvas while backo f *him. is the shadow.o f the cross, ^dentists, painters, and other people have attompetod to fathom tbemystoty andhkve fatted, The picture Is the Work,of Henry: Hammohd Ahi; the well known artist, who plato* himself on record^ saymg 'he had no .Intention, what­ ever o fpainting the cross-teto/Hie ‘piothr%„ fjC‘ 51 Xa Auto Girl is either a human being or V girt-offlesh, and. blood; HObodykhoWSwhich, Shejsto be, kebn. IntheBackwoods fun in 'Wds'h* on to the stage in ’ai.box' securely fastened; -with iron clamps. < The oyeiatoP':tohke|;iiis,aniigupceteent; ahd-stends.it upon the Boor. Hy a moves, her arms,"head apd body in imitation 'of:.a' human-being nud while people are alidwed' to chlphhs close, as they like fo ekamiho thb ^ikdh- ‘i another button pfosscd.- Hiowiy a smite appears* upon the features Of the doll-like automaton.’ Then it says thank you” and walks off thO stage leaving everybody-thon- oughty'- mystified add guetoteg Whetfier thfe.figure is ‘» wonderful mechanical 'oontlvauoe.pr'a wohian. With an egualiy wonderfully' control o^ ri ;hai;..ter>8htesana;hervon.' : i child of the widow, Young Milburn aart two compan­ ions were stealing rides on passing autosiuCassstreet,nearOhio.When they were discovered riding on an is the Woe and gray***®* t ^ OhuffenrsteFed down and J-- - toldThemto getoff. Jtunblngoffsud­ denly, Milburn rite fr e e ly in front * .... “ ..... oi.nuother auto driven by Mtohel wart, 42yearsof of age, 1088 West Ooogreas street. Despite Hirtte efforts to stop 'the machine, it ran over jbhe boy; chrus* ingbis ntekj Deatu?was inBtantah* eous, • WithHart, were sightseers from out. of 'town. *' , .*■ - Hart was arrestedand- laterroieasd,' An inquest held, In the afternoon resulted’ in k verdietof ” aecidelal death^ ,* s. i :k *• i f The remains arrived Wednesday FrankTarbox,where thefunetalwaS > 1 '# ; hridten Th^itey mototeF o’clock; BurlW tobkplacea t,Wood? *hX-!?vSsA-b*.%&.'&**'’ * 'Sr ”» *f i 5 f» , 'y C*' fc-ft j ■•iiy *su trd.,. V»y f’J < ‘?vf%Ls Thomas Leo, infant son of Thom­ as and Ella Joenson was.born Oct. on©yfar, fem.montftt'- aud^*Jd^yii tfnfmssi;’, ,., . )i>iV . y■* ttlri'ieirrTiV*!'rae'Vrti® To ^dwbltwlta Hhh Fho gave,v S E T •Ts sheltered, »B the grarp,' ,C God needed onemoro angte * . Jnd\fi i f ' h y i k I f Admisthte shininghan^;; And soHebentHte lovingsmite- >. And clasped our darling’sbaud. ! t 1 *f Vl* “iV v The raUroad company is making rtod C. C* Morion were offered hut, beforenominations closed Andrew proposed the namef,©f Karlh Bull.’" The election resuited'ln My. Morton getting thjee votes, W© understood, lastweek that Mr. Andrew was. tb Complement us by proposing bur name, probablyTfeelmg that he was Under,‘ ■ohilgatmus” for'our support In killing ;{hej Andrew ordinance making It » penalty.to hitch to a pote, •'■*,*>•;;*:»*.<1 V|' ‘'Xi""'* The ordinance makingit a penalty to biteh^to poleswas uptorIts third reading ' but was tabled And the mehsuro givfep a etoiy death ter J the discussion v i providing ’hitching placei ; Jo^pepplm!' -Hcwai^reallS UmUsIhg to .Bee 'soitto of the. mefuj Bprs'hacklng 'jdQwh; on the: origihalt >dd'feafchaf sotee gel \aome^hdMhtyhafeaB,poles,dhouid |pave rings in.;toeteT F’hite others wanted , regular hitching placCs! Shroades moved thatregular hitch! ing places be .provided,'which waft appointedhsa’ couimitton.to_rputi|| ..The question of the railroad not carding fpr the wtefer on ^.ain street! received some attention.- ‘ This+ mattof-has..bton'. up',jeVeraX' time^ hut tbe companvjias ■ failed- to take AtAformer ihuMteg;council.tooj Mtes Emma Finney, ft years of age, died on Tuesday morning » t thro* n’otook at the home of her sister, Mrs. James Miller, who re­ side* on the Gllftoh pike, about a mite and half .from k’llfton, Mias Fumey had been suffering from a iumiplicalluH of liteitpKS'.^pd- wasj taken seriously 111a couple of weeks ago :»inoe which rime she,, failed T*pld,ly until the end. ' 1 "She was. bom in Hamilton co«n- ly, but ban ftpeut most' of her life a* - a resident of Groyne county. •For. the past fifteen years she ha* made her home with her sister, Mrs. Miller, at whose homo she died Prior to that- time shemad* her hoitte in Xenia for a number, of years with her brother, Mr. J. M. Finney, ! She. i* survived by. two brother*; Mr. J, -M. Finney andJerry Finney, both Of this place; Mrs. James Mil- er near Clifton,- Mr*. Charles An- demon, whose borne is in Kansas and Mrs.- Daniel Dallas, of near Clifton are s is t e r ft .^ /, :/ r The deceased whs a member of the. Deformed Presbyterian church of this place. . - y The funeral'service^ -were:held- at. the lidme.-;of her{sister, Mrs.' Miller, rim Wednesday c'afterndofic ptw%nrtomwetoept''Odldmh Mthe name ofMr, .CJ^rlea^FfgM ard of Xenia who desires ra<,nomi- Ing attorney of the county. Mr* dffiri^bunducfv'yHio^totop'to^lSlIll .^ouidJtoean.tohnkto” ’ 2 %T|ridhoed., ii£i .-3 gpehriy^toehefittog |fie’p’epple{piKOf= an uhesporfericed 'man* - ; A ll are cerdiallg invited to *t- teinl the opening «x*msaa o f th» College in the Chapel, Tuesday morning at 9,20 o’clock. The ad­ dress will b* delivered by Dr. Black of Yellow Springs. The College offer* the following sui mss. ttite -Fall: Jj^«^nj|ff*hi ■ Higher Lessons, riuetoncSuti Coin- position, English Literature; la History, Mythology, Ancient, Eu­ ropean and American; In Math­ ematic*, Algebra, Geometry and Analytic*; In natural Hetenee, Zo­ ology, Chemistry' FbysIcsj^Astron- omy; In Pclitlcai Science, Soclol- ' ogy; In German,. The Lanaon*and advanced Headings; in Latin, The Lessons, Caesar, Cicero and Livy; In Greek, The Lessons, Anabasis,- Memorabilia and Demosthenes; In ’, French, Thd Lessons and Grammar; Itr Aebtow^TheLessons And Gram- . mar;. In Moral Science, Ethics.. In In Mdhtal Science, Fsyebology, in the Bible, Studies in ’ the Hew Testament, The Catechismand Ad- 1 vane©Sabbath School Lessons,Mrs. Bussell is -expected' to’ meet her students, in Music the first day, ; Tuoftday . ' ' 1 y , vJ •: ‘ ^4 * The College is arranging tor a ‘ series of monthly Cbajpel lectures byptomiUentspeakers. *Th©tuition payable at the opening is .228 tori • ' X sFUdjl;be/glad;-torw^om ^all; tohd- Jt Come- -J •-Men ~ wh 6pa tover-clieCk reins,on• ri- their horses' should, themselves boy • rCompeitd towearabtocOfbafiriluhi. | elevate tlieir noses in the air at an they had-started up at the sun a few dayjs-WoUld probably- be Villiug to’ •. - allow their horse* a chancerto look * 7 T 7 ify®.'“ fK r ,<i7 .was erected.was built on an,alley. Counmi Agrb^-toftth1# khaa.^catie them to^move^the. building to-grf into writing as to the title of the land. ‘The- firm; has, agreed' to do thte andtbe mRtte’ri.'ii.s5tt|ed^:'t';’.'' }■ Mr. Joseph McAfee stated toat he xsFdw^tori;^wpg^-’:m^n^®ipo^ 'dhietosh: stlidyv *•m others, Mi*-. Ora A. Stephens, of Port 'Wilba is, O., has learned how She writes: “ Throe hot- *Ws-- ,Jv< til CLEAN THE PATCH; The 2rm ol W .tt S Foust bsll things thete way at the Ohio State p'alr regardless ofthe factthat there were lp hftrdsof DurocJerseyhogs in the shhw. Thtofirm won eleven first* out of -twelve; eight Seconds two thirds* The show to tlie largest in the hwtofy of the fair. '’The Xenia "hitj ou «<}|1tips,acted oh the jiwet” p>-i kon,and basket Saturday 22a* fbe day tor the elec­ tion. Tin* is also the day for the driveway from Main.' street to, tb depot haabeen gradedwith crush* «d stohkover; to'-the property-line. This, is in .itself ohe of the heat Im provemente Blade in a long -time.; Eaatof ’ the depot blooming flowers will be put out and thelawn trimt mod to first class ordBri The depot; and other buildings are being paiute toailliihlf a* . u n si kl * flea of Dri. King’s Hew Discovery ^d#rstooAAhlteMis« Jeume Eridd my cough oftero yoaiKumd- •Woo'nr-friwwif. Lorh - - •' ^ w aste hring suit againstthe corpo^ 1 - * * * * ** hfirfe. • •• rarion tinC her-gutter,and mombei* Andrew thought ,thdft bhd 'couldn’ t he; blamed. -The gptterhH» beCni « eontrovetey along with the “Wolford gutter tor.twoyears.. The solicitor* thought that caution hati better be exercised in 1that' as ,the matter standsWolford intothe legal g«tter cured mo-bf what • my •: friends; thought consumption. Q, it's grand for throat and Jung' troubles^’ *1 Ganratiteed by all druggists. Pric4 60c and M'.hd. • Trial bottle"free,’ county primafy and it moans dam ger ahead for ’“ Boss” Schmidt in uwtw*. wnw.—&»™.v «v—o f - ’- " ;j - , Vriin nui in wronsr also throw-the. town /wet’, at the :same time. * ■ ' l ' ' r 1 t „ WEATHER REPORT. where hew tratka have Seen placed wilt he sodded. Men are wanted tori this work as help, is scarce; The ted will be token from Andrew Bros.- field. Mr. and Pis, J. a Wolford and Son, Ralph attended agatheringof the.Mills relatives at WestAlexan­ der, feabbath. CaUrrhCannot Be Cured. ,With hwri ippliwtiute,** they esnnot reachthtsettof thedtowse. C»tarrh is * Wood or coteatariwul di*w«t*nd toorder ioCtfreHyou n»ta»ttikeinternal remedies Bril’sC*t*frhOar*Is jiOtsqmiokmedicine it w*sjHwmritedny oweol.t&« test phyri* d»ns Inthi»’tOUHtryforytwra *nd Is* reg- aTsr prrioriptwn. It 5* competed ot the be«<tonicstaxiwa, cotahteed Wiiti thebtet Wb*dpaxiSrr*, *cdn*directly <m the mti- cowMite*, ffe* p*risetcomWmitlon of t^togwdkffftekwhwtiwduweachn^* 4«rhdrttedt*incaring C*t*rrh. Send m t*#Umcu»iri»frte. ■- AddrsteF, J, CHTC.VJSYA CO, T-L kw , O. Bold by drttggitt, 76c. Bril’* kAtrily Pilh *r*tb*btek Hainfall,L2 inches; winddirection southwest: sunshine per cfc. te; clear days, IS; cloudy, 5 ; part* cloudy, 11; rains,IS; thunderstorms,7 ;range 01 temperzmte, 18; average terrfper- aufe, 78; highest temperature, 9o defirees; lowest, 68degrees; log gy, 3. The temperature tor 8 mouths last year was 66degrees on an aver­ age, to 68 degrees tor thisyear tor same time, this year for same time, thisyear averaging 2 degreesmore for the same rime. gamtfelCfeswell, Observer; Mis* Kate Coffey, who has been in the telephoneexcha-igc forsev­ eral years and of lately m poor health, has resigned her position and will take a vest. Her many friends hope she may he restored to perfect health. A team of large gray’horsesbe­ ing,driven byMr. BlchardHaokotfe CreatedttipilteanexcitementonMain Street lastSaturdaymcrning. Mr. Hackett bad Just finished some businesswithKerrAHaftringsBros, whentheteamfrtghtaedatapa&airig train. Mr. Hackeftremained fithis post bravely andmanagedtosteer the runaways With' out A mishap. Several-''rimeIt, seemedthatstand­ ing vechtclea and wagons ou the- streetwouldbe erushedlntheteams mad Bight. By th* Gmo.ihe bill wasreachedthehofseswerewinded and Mr. Hackett was ahletocdn-j ttolthem. ■ Mr. John .'Silver and wife* Mr, George Bilvsy, of Cinoinuati, and Mr. Marion BUveyattended toe fun­ eral of a neloe, .Mite Jsshy Taylor of Jamestown, Wednesday. But by passing an ordinance mak­ ing or cpmpellfng residehte iumovd cut two feet Miss Brvift would be all rignt andWolford in thewrong, 3rd action was taken on -toe ordin­ ance as Andrew -thought that a few* mefisiuments 'had botteribe ^taken first. - v Cofindiladlourned until this, Fri- day eVenifig.. saysGam, Kendall', of phiUipaburg,; Kart.j,“]u8tcoveritoyer with.Buck-' len’S. Arnica Salvo and the’ Salve will do the rest.” Quickest cure tor. Burns, Bolls,. Sores, Scalds, Wounds, Piles, Eczema, Salt Bbeum, Chapped Hands, SoreFeet and Sore Eyes. Only 2&o at all druggists- Guaranteed*. The, trustees of Bote; township Greenecounty, ore invelyed Ih a law suit over thebuilding ofHueoffence between two t&rhis in the township.’ A fter ndVertislngforbinsand having' part of the work ddne^ the trustees Fere stopped and w ill have to fight' the matter out ip ' the courts. Marion haft discovered thfttithasa White elephant on its hands ih-.ttte shape of a garbage plank The plant Wte built at a cost Of $55,000* The plantwasasucctesln,everywayuntil it was discovered that it tekbs 20,000. cubic feet of gas to bnmABbarrelsof garbage, and costthe gas thacItySO cents »• thostmd. ' , tneslp- handle. tLenT; you will find a more comph a^ortfibefife e d „ Fresh Air,, Sunshine rand Natural Exfircise-^ " ; . generally cure,the- lesser.hu^an ills. , f 1 When a siihstitute. is1 needed get the best. . For everjr one o f. the8e Ills there is ope best' pre­ scription >determinfed by thfi^rAtaencan. Druggists Syndicate,-' - •‘ . > * Fhll line of above prep- rations herfe., ' ■ - -c ., CROUSE BDDCK C e d a r v i l l e , O h i o . .¥ , A Shirts, 'working and Dress, Over* ails and hosiery at Nagley Bros. DAN COHEN Urbana, Ohio, Bankrupt ShoeStock NOW ON SALE AT Bridgman’s Track SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER -£s Stock consists ol well-known makes of Ladies’, Men’s, Girls’ and Boys’ Shoes of every description and kind. /Howis youf h^portimity tc•huy two, t ^ r * of Shoes for the price oi one pair. Mothers, now is your chance to buy reliable S?f!Lt shoe* for your children. RESPECTFULLY . . ‘ , 3 g East Main Street, fs COMEN DAN COHBN The Club has arranged four races, classes A and S pace and A and B trot* A watch with stop horse timing at* te,chment wilibe giveh to the first in class A and qu^rtetvhootsto theseepnd To winner of B pace a fine cooling blanket* To second a good whip* Winner of class A trot a stop watch, second, quarter-boots* To winner of B trot, a cooling blank* ot, second, a goodwhip. Wlftttefs to bo detcrtnlned b y mcm won at four mpptingnt Races called at 1:30 o’clock. ADMISSION 10 CENTS, *».i i ' • ?