The Cedarville Herald, Volume 30, Numbers 1-26

LOOK HERE! What we will Sell you on Saturday for cash or trade i ?ft» good tomato** ik . 1 eiw food frwih cor»,tte S loaves Cottage B»k*ry bread 26c S lb*. o f 8 tr*etm*n* l>«*fc c r*ck«» 26e 4 Ife* of G r*«a*nd G rw a ’s b**t cracksr* #60 35 lb. Sack Am*ric»u Queen F lou r 80c. n lb. Sack Snowball Btowr * 0 e 1peek of R u ra l York Potato** SOc. Celery, Lettuce, Cranbemc*, Orange# and a lt k ind o f Frulfe and Vegetable* a t * y e ry law juries. •We pmy 25 c B u tte r a n d 25 c |f o r Egg»i Como In and th* largo tin* picture* that wo are giving away. 0 , M. TOWNSLEY, The Corner Grocer. M feed and Sale Stable 1 ♦ ♦ G o o d a c c o m o d a t i o n s a n d r e a s o n a b l e f a t e s t o a l l . G iv e m e a c a l l . (Roar o f City Hotel.) CEDARVlLLE, OHIO* O F ' .'Vd*' 20 per cent discount on all Winter Shoes, Now is the time to buy Good Shoes at very Low Prices. We keep tibe Best of Everything in Shoes. Frazer’sShoeStore, Xenia, Ohio. EDISON PHONOGRAPHS VICTOR A complete line of the most improved ma­ chines. 500 records in stock. TheSDTTONMUSICSTORE IS Q m S t iw t , Xenia, Ohio. Npwwii MtaSM Mt$$O0 SCLMA H r. BmagmnUwr i s about; tfc* k*** lest; man la town tii*** days, p®4 4h* fam ily t h a t has n o t needed h is service is both r a ta and fortunate, Bom on la s t Thursday, a Ha* d augh te r to Mr* and Mr*. W ill Sm ith , and again G randpa W. A. McDorman Wear* a smile, Mr* and Mrs. Beth Sm ith a re in Florida for the remainder p f th* winter, Mr. and Mr*. Jackson Conner a re visiting th e ir children in Chicago. A little surprise was created here *««*J:*e -b a a fv * * &**»y«M i**V ’*•*(*'•' ** *$ tbairE . H . Bush bad sold ou t h is shop and residence property to E rn e s t B lack of Gladstone. Mr. Black come* hero March 1st. As y e t Mr. Bunk has not- decided what he will do. , ' .Charlie Dugdale, who recently sold out b is business in Dayton left la s t week for Oregon, where he ex poets to locate. T. L , Calvert will no t move his fam ily to Columbus un til the coming fall. Mrs. Holloway has been quite HI to r several days past. E , H , Bush a n d son Poster, were in .Columbus la s t Thursday. Mrs. Jambs Ritenonr has been confined to her room w ith sickness since the funeral of her mother, Mrs* Brock, la s t Tuesday. A. C. Scanland Was in Dayton last Wednesday, a ttend ing the funeral o f George Pottle, h is brother-in-law, Mr. Pottle was well known here, often the guest of tow- sister, -Mrs. A , C . Scan] and, ' . THEATRE ROTES. The Fairbanks Theatre, Spring- Held, Ohio, will offer on Tuesday, Feb ruary IRth, a rising young coro- edunn e , K a th ryn G*term*n. This nerry-m aker envois » liv e ly farce entitled “ The Girl Who Looks Like Me ,11 Th is production is said to be unique in th a t th e fun revolve* abou t incidents and characters con­ nected with three women. I t Is said to provide a good measure too of en tertainmen t and to reveal to th e public * very promising p layer in Miss Osterman. WREN « • The Big Store U • ' Having sold m y farm , I will ofter for sale, w ithou t reserve, on w ha t is know u a s th e j . D. George farm, three-fourths of a mile no rth of Ccdarviilo. on the Yellow Springs pike, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28,1907 Commencing a t ' 10 o'clock a, m. standard, the following property : ’ 9 HEAD OF HORDES 9 C onsisting 'o f 7 head of d ra ft horses, 1 B ay Clyde mare, 12 years old weighing 1460; 1 Black'Norman mare, 10 years old, weighing 1400; 1 B ay Clyde horse, 6 years old, Weighing 1820j l'g re y Herman mare Ayears old, weighing 1500; 1 Black MCrmanmare, 0 years old, weighing 1280; 1 two y ea r old gelding; 1 year­ ling mare colt; 1 standard b red mare 4*The Jewess ,0 tto tte r, grey, ^foaled 1800, bred by Adam Sohantz, Day- ton, O., sired 1 by Cadlmus Hamblc- tonlan, well broken, no t a fra id of automobiles, traction Ur steam cars. “ W ilma J ” a gray two yea r old filly, darned by “ Tite Jewess’' and sired by Wllmons. . 9 HEAD OF CATTLE 9 Consisting Of 1 Registered Polled Durham cow, 1 yearling Polled Durham bull, eligible to record, 5 grade cows, 2 giving milk, 2 yearling heifers. 7 HEAD OF HOQS 7 Consisting. of 0 Chester White brood sows and 1 barrow. sto HEAD OF SHEEP 20 500 Bushels of Corn; 8 Tons of Mixed H a y ; 60 Chickens. FARMING IMPLEMENTS* Consisting o f ‘ 16 Inch Hummer rid ing plow, 10 foot steel section harrow w ith su lk y attached , Black Hawke corn p lan ter, Brown-Mahley rid ing corn plow, Fuller & Johnson riding corn plow, 5 feet McCormick mower a n d clover buncher, eigh t fork tedder, steel bay rake , hay fo rk , rope and pulleys, Thomas D isc' d rill, w ith fertilizer and grass seed attachm en t, McCormick binder, Bennett corn harvester, Brown wa­ gon, new se t farm harness, t sets Old harness, collars, bridles, new rubber tire htiggy, carriage, Wagon ladders, bob-sled, fodder sled, th irty foot ex­ tension ladder, gravel bed, some lumber and locust posts. F a rm m a­ chinery and .vehicles a ll nea tly new. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. TERMS :Mstle known d f* ok sale* W. J. HAYuHORN. R. E . Coaav, Auct, R . P , K err , Clerk. “The Vanderbilt Cup,” one of the most successful of the present day musical comedies will be offered a t the Fairbanks Theatre, on Friday, February 22<b So popular has this ■j playbeeonte that its name is fam Uliar to the Theatre public where it enjoyed ft run of oyer one year and the great enthuliasirrit has been arousing during its tour this year have made i t known to th» entire public a t one of the most attractive production* of its kind. I t Is on* of the musical comedy pelce* tha t is bright and breezy throughout. The fuu is not allowed to lag And the spirit and dash tha t ought to permeate a musical comedy is maintained throughout (be per­ formance* One of the scenes pre­ sents one of ihe most sensational stage effects in existence—the auto mobile race. This is realistic In every respect. The actual automo­ biles are employed in fbe Beene and the race is thrilling to .a great de­ gree* This scene has attracied at­ tention throughout the country. The chorus 1* one of the most brilliantly costumed now before the public and because of ite large .numbers and its attractiveness has received especial attention everywhere the production has been offered, Altogether this Is one of the most satisfactory musical comedies before the public tind to anyone especially fond of thatobar- acter of entertainment the oppor* tensity to witness i t- i s on* which should not be allowed to go by. The Fairbanks Theatre will offer on Saturday, February 23d, the ris­ ing young;>ctreg* and comedinne, J a n e Corcoren, in the charm ing comedy “ The Freedom of Suzanne.” Miss Corcoran Is a charm ing young woman who du ring th e p a s t three Seasons has made a remarkable a d ­ vance in h e r profession. To-day there is no question b u t th a t sne has a n individual q u a lity . much like th a t of H en rie tta Grosman, with A blending of elfish sim ilar to th a t revealed by Maude Adams. H e r hand ling of comedy scenes is said-to b e exquisite* By th is is not -meant th a t sli^a ttem p ts or is adep t in depicting gross verse. H e r work is of the -fine,, , a rtistic , refreshing type .th a t Is created by .artists a t comedy, such as Maude Adams, H en rietta Grosman, or J u lia Mar- loWe*„ In such delineations Miss Corcoran I* said to be exceedingly effective, She possesses a n -attrac­ tive personal appearance to which is added a rad ian t totnperment th a t exhibits i t a t every tu rn . The com­ edy in which she is appearing tb)s season is said t o . b e splendidly adap ted to her. I t was one of the triumph* of Marie Tempest in Lon­ don and is proving a* popu lar here in Am erica in the hands of Miss Corcoran, * $350 and $6.00 FORDRIVING GLOVES Now reduced to $ 3.75 SULLIVAN The Hatter. 27 0. Limestone St. 8pringfleldt;0. M g r e mwM, mirnm MIX THIS AT HOME. T l ^ following simple home-made m ixture is Said to readily relieve and overcome any form of Rheuma­ tism by forcing the K idneys to fil­ te r from the blood a n d system a ll the uric acid and poisonous waste m atter, r lieving a t once such symptoms as backache, weak kid­ neys and b ladd sr and blood diseases. T ry It, as it doesn't cost much to make, and is said to bs absolutely harmless to the stomach* Get the following' harmless Ingre­ d ients irom a n y good pharmacy: F lu id E x tra c t Dandelion, one-half ounce; -Compound Kargon, one ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsapa­ rilla , three ounces.. Mix by shaking w e llm » bottle, and take a tea- spoonful a fte r each meal and again a t bedtime. This simple m ixture Is said to give prompt relief, and there a te very few cases of Rheumatism o r K idney troubles i t w ill fall to cure perm a­ nently. These are a il harm less, every day drugs, and your druggist should keep them in the prescription de­ pa rtm en t; i f no t have him order them from the wholesale drug houses for you, ra th e r th an fall to use this, i f you a re affected. a W A N tm ‘Will pay cash toy address and present employment of O. D. Mat­ thews; formerly with Wells Fargo Express Co., a t Chicago, Said to have two brothers, James and Guy Matthews near Cedarvllle, General Merchandise Co., 1616Manhattan Bid. Chicago, III. UNDERWEAR EXTRA SPECIALS The ground-hog has predicted six more weeks of cold weather, so you will need some heavy Underwear. The following items should interest you: | j? - Each, fleece lined Vests and l O L Pants, regular price 25c. Dg* 'Each, Ladies' outsize fleece O u v lined cotton Union Suits. Mun- ring and" Merode; regular price $1*25* / A - Each, Ladies’ Combed Peeler O / v fleece linedUnion Suits, worth $ L 00 * ' > ■ 4 7 / 1 U&h? Ladies fleece lined Hos- ■ J d l f o u t sizes; 'WOri&Sfle* $X.lG-~Meh,s Wool Sweaters, worth $1*25 and $2^00. * WREN'S BUSYBASEMFNT Our Basement must be visited to;be appreciated, I t would take reams of paper to itemize all the beautiful and useful things we have, so we cordially invite •you-to-visit the Basement every time you enter the stdre. You will be repaid We offer a few specials: ‘ ART WARE. Wc place on Sale th is morning abou t 50 pieces -of Te rra Cotta Ware—Busts,- Statue*, Card Receivers. Vasesetc., m plain or colored effects' a t a special cu t price of 25 P e r jp e n t or One- fou rth off Regu lar Price*. This h rare chance to refurnish your cozy corner. • DECORATED LAMPS. Fo r read ing or sew ing ,, use a ‘cen ter d r a f t Lamp . We place on sale th is morning one .Sample lo t of 25 rich ly decorated Lamps fitted w ith center d ra ft burner. Your choice of any of them , worth up to 65.00 e a ch ,'a t each $2.08 Decorated. China Dinnerware. To-day we place on sale Hav llaud China Decorated D inner Sets (100 pieces). Choice of .five patterns, a 680.00 sefc.«.*...... ................... i |19.60 IMPORTED WHITE STEEL - CHINA,WARE. W h a t is more san ita ry or clean than White Cooking Utensils? We offer the following specials: , . , . Large size White Bfceel China W a te r pails, 69c Size; to-day a t, each,........................ ....... .—39c • Beamless Drinking Cups, choice .ot .two sizes; ' today at...... --------------------------------------..... 10 c San itary .Seamless Sink S trainers to-day at..35c— Sanitary French Bed Pans, wh ite steel china; to-day a t .... ................... ....... ,,2 ........... ...... $l.p 0 Sanitary Doucbe Pans, white steel ch ina today ■ at.................................— ...................i$ 1.00 Dish Pans. Pudding Pans, Sauce Pans, E tc. • REMEMBER THE CHILDREN DOLLS FOR THE GIRLS. AUTOMOBILES FOR TH E BOYS. The Edward Wren Co., SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. Strong As An Ox” . We htvfegot the best fence In the world. Is made of Jaftre. heavy wires, has a him*; ......... ...... -ureandspringJiu -MVhitBfS'.dohaftionst.-1; _____ ___ ,. , and is made to do service and last. ' , AMERICAN I FENCE | (smadeof steel cisctljrTishtforthepurpose by theJargcstwire niaklng' cdii- ; cern In the world. .. i Let us demonstrate this fence to you. We cstry S isrge gtock readjr for ! delivery Andcan give you pointers and help In selectfng aud puttlng up. KERR & HASTINGS BROS. iCO JLVM VU i O H IO i8”* * ’ RESTAURANT FOR SALE, Cheap tor cash* A life one* Long Hitte Rime. Low rental, natural gas and other advantage*. Will bear investigation. Address, Lock 1 1 Luckiest Man inArkanju. uI ’m the luck iest man in A rkau- sas,” writes H . L . Stanley, of Bruno ‘‘since the restoration of my w ife's health a fte r five years o f continuous coughing and bleeding from the lungs; and I owe my g iod fortune to I the wcrld’s g reatest medicine. Dr. ' K ing’s Hew Discovery for coftshmp tion, which I know-from experience will cure consumption. If taken In time, My Wife lmproved~wUh the first bottle and •twelve bottles com­ pleted the cure.” Cures the worst coughs and colds or money refunded. A t a ll druggists. 50c and $1.00. T rial bottle free# The popular Amateur dram a “The Union Depot for a Day” w ill be glVea In th e opera house by the Laoles’ Aid Society of the M. E. church m- t h e near fu tu re . Date will be announced later. ipfatMfa* Pennsylvania ■....-....LINES--------- W i n t e r T o u r i s t s P a r e s t o tOhio# California Mexico Florida and South, Colorado and Southwest Homeseekers Excursions West Northwest South Southwest Fo r details, consult Fennsylvania Lines T icket Agent J . W , Radabaugh, CedarviUc, O* JUST A FEW DAYS Until The Arrival of Our NEW SPRING GOODS <F ' We Offer Unusual Reductions. - The reduced goods are among our choicest lines— but they're styles that have not been reordered for next season. Something has to give place. * Though marked down, the standard of tailoring is kept up; can't ,afford any pinching there—there's our guarantee to protect. You get the best service we can give you. Will you call tomorrow? Repairing and Pressing Done. W i l le n b o r g B ro s Tailors, 22West High Street, Springfield, Ohio. YOUR APPETITE I f y o u r a p p e t i t e i s p o o r , e a t m ea t* T o t e m p t y o u r a p p e t i t e a t t d n o u r i s h t h e s y s t e m o u r choice m e a t s a r c n o t e x c e l l e d b y a n y t h i n g , T h e w e a k a n d t h e s tro n g * t h e s m a l l a n d t h e h e a r t y e a t e r a l ik u e n jo y th em * R. McC'dJan.