The Cedarville Herald, Volume 30, Numbers 27-52

& friend of \ m . Christinas Without Music! keu^vnc ild s BestowedMore Of ices Os Negroes Tfom AnyPrcde- SS35Cf*S SliOW. Many of These Appointee* Hoi# Re. sponsible Pcoiticns and Receive Htfjb Pay—Total Salaries Rea<?b 100,000—Race in Ohio Becoanlzed. Ko preaideat. has ever rccognlOQd tho negro jaco to tlio extent that Pres* Went K'aoi'ovelt hog in tlja way of an. poiatmeuto. qoyg the Ohio State Jour­ nal ia a recent issue. Not only does his recognition represent quantity, hut quality 0C office as v;ell. Soma Idea of the salaries drawn by the col* nred appointees of President Jtoose- •volt may bo gained when it is stated that the aggregate of the salaries drawn by the man appointed by him to executive positions amounts ro over $100,000 annually. A partial list Of colored men appointed by Presi* dent Itoosevelt, and the salary drawn by oaph is qs follows, ‘ W. T. Vernon, register of the treas­ ury, $4,000, J.O.Pancy.recordev of deeds, $4,000. H. W, Furniss, ministor to Hdytl, $10,000. ' • Charles W, Andersen, internal rev-, .enue. collector, $4,500,' It. H_. Terrell, magistrate,1$3,850. * , ill, hi. Hewlett, magistrate, $3,850. R. \V. Tyler, auditor for navy, $4,000. IV, D, Crum, collector, Charleston, s ;C „ $1,820. John H. DCvoaux,. collector, Savan-' nah, $4,500, Henry Bucher, collector, Georgia, $4,500. Joseph |,ee, collector,' Florida, $4,370. - Ernest Lyons, minister to Liberia, $5,000. : George W. Ellis, secretary of lega­ tion, $1,500, W- H. Hunt, cohsul to St, Eteine, $ 8 , 000 , J. G. Carter, consul to Madagascar. $2,500, G. H, Jachson, consul to LaBo- . chelle, $8,500. J, W. Johnson, consul to Goree Da* war, $2,000- J, Yei'by, consul to Sierra Leoi\e, $2,000, Walter ’Cohen, register land-office, $3,000. , Burt Kennedy, receiver of public money, $2,500, Robert Smalls, Collector, Beaufort, «. C., $1,218, L. W.‘Livingston, consul to Cape Haitian, $2,000. ■ Dr. Bowen, consul to Qatidaloupe; $3,000. C, H„ Payne, consul/to St. Thomas $3,000. The above is an incomplete bui moat impressive array of colored ap­ pointments made by President R oost r«dt, md quite coneht»iv»ly demon­ strates his interest hi the race. Jn addition to the above,. he made Pri­ vates O, B. Davis and"Green lieuten­ ants In the army—the first Instance where' colored soldiers have risen from the ranks to commissioned offi­ cers. Another recent appointment cf the president was that of Rev. O. 'J.- Scott to be chaplain in the, army rt $2,000 per annum. The appointment of William H, Lewis, Second district attorney In Massachusetts, at a salary of $2,000 per annum, was made at the suggestion of the president, and is the first instance where a colored at­ torney has been appointed to a repre­ sentative position in the judicial <to- - partment of this1country, ’ -v .IS -L IK E A Home without Food Quo of ow PIANO$ will furnish food for every Christmas as well as ovory clay for years to come, Our HOLIDAY STOCK is complete and at. the LOWEST PRICES over heard or—$110 up to $45# in handsome desigiis—Every Piano Guar­ anteed for 10 years. For a XHAS SPECIAL OFFER wo are going to give 10 PFR CENT DISCOUNT from FACTOR'S? PRICE to every purchaser of Pianos which moans a saving of many hard earned dollars, . GASH or EASY TERMS to suit. You will have to pay twicoour price to other dealers. A CALL WILL CONVINCE YQU,. Piano W u P f l ^ D e p t . Take 3 d Floor o Elevator * * T H E BIO STORE ; OUR PHONOGRAPH and TALKING MACHINE DEPT., Is the most complete in the state of Ohio. Machines from $10 to $200. C o ium b iE d ison , Victor,.and Zone-phone records and supplies of every description in stock, THIRD FLOOR-MUSIC DEPT. : . . Great Xm as S a le OF F INE Furniture, Carpets and stoves W© are in a position to supply anything wanted' in Furni- _ ture, Carpets, Rugs, Mattings, Linoleums, Stoves, etc., at 20 Per cent to 30 Per cent Lower In Price than any other Furniture Store in Ohio. We meet all Mail Order House Prices and pay the freight on all pur­ chases, also refund carfare within a radius of 4C^miles on’ purchases o f $10and over. Give us a call. Rosensteel & Weber. 25 $nci 27 West Main Street. ora CAMPBELL FOR TAFT. W. W. Campbell, former congress­ man from the Fifth Ohio district whom Republicans of northweotero Ohio are urging .as successor to Seim tor Foralter, has .declared himself in favor of Secretary Taft, Mr. Camp­ bell, in an Interview, says: “I am a Taft man. Mr. Roosevelt could undoubtedly be renominated, as far as the people of Ohio are con • ce-rned, hut he says that he is not a candidate and 1 assume he means what he says. That being the case, I am for an Ohio man for president to succeed Mr. Roosevelt, and I firm­ ly believe that Mr. Taft is the man from every logical point of view; I be­ lieve that he in -the choice of nine- tentho of ilia party Jn Ohio today. “Mr. Taft ,is the'ablest man that has been in the public eye for many years; ho has great executive ability, a wonderful capacity for handling men, and he is honest and above pet ty polities, The country in the next lew years will have many serious problems to fate growing out our for­ eign relations and Mr, Taft la hotter fitted to face those questions than any other man in the United States. TAFT TRUTHS. A reader of the Cleveland Leader In a reply to a contest relative to Ohio's choice in the race for the pres­ idential nomination, writes this allit­ erative “boost’' for BOCfOt&ry Tafti POPULAR AND PROGRESSIVE. William IL Taft, Portly but portable, Prodigious of purpose, FicUdd for his peacemaking, Popular proclivities. Put with porcistoaeo, „ • Palpable panacea. ‘ ' Pa of the Philippines, ■ ^ \ • , . Puissant' la Panama. w f * Propounds? »t progress,# PfoiveSit dad prmtogo, Proclaimed by the peopl* Probable Prtsideht, J B W B m r CATALOG o ,. FUEB . . • ■- for Holiday, piiamonds, Watches, etc. I f you cu t this ou t and pre­ sent i t w ith your purchase we will DISCOUNT YOU 7 PE R cent* Margiieth &McFarland, 36-38 E a s t High Street, Springfield, Ohio. Pierce dp Co , Watt Paper, Decorating and Frescoing School and T ex t Rooks School Supplies B lank Books Office Supplies Window Shades ^ Holiday Groods A r t Materials ' .A r t Materials Pictures and ^ Fram ing 13 South Limestone Street., K ing B ld g ,. Springfield, 0 Take Elevator, Bell Phone Main 1570., Mail Orders Promp tly Filled. M ISS FLANNERY ^ Exclusive Hosiery, Fine Baby Goods, 4 Jtnd Up*to*Date corsets . Hollday 'Hose a Specialty. Every th ing for th e baby from infancy to four years. We extend a cordial invitation to out-of-town shoppers to v isit the only exclusive Corset and Stork Shop in the City* 49 E a s t High Street, Three Doors E ast of Limestone Street, SPECIAL HOLIDAY OFFERING " f r o m Kendall’s Studio fsaiasky, 0 , 1 t if 1 Stuck Up for Her «Sx< A schoolgirl in a Massaebusott# town had often been xcado to acknow­ ledge tfid snporiofity of her brothers; One day her mother remarked •upon the apparent titter lack of intelligence to a hen, “You can't teach a hen anything,’' eho mm . ’“They have ruined more of tho garden than a drove of cattle would. You esa teach a okt, a do* or pi* uohiotlilttg* hut n Iwm—ftinerl” “iPrai” exclaimed the tbiid todigBiatift *1 think they kno t ««tnaeh «» ttxmmV* 151-2 East Main Street, Springfield, Ohio* Present this ad. a t my studio during the 'Month of , December and with every order for otm dozen pho­ tos I will furnish ono enlarged poi un it of earn© free of charge* PriccsX$1.00/[$2.00, 83*00 up pe r dozen. We make every th ing pertaining to photography and guar­ antee th e best, - C on te R i g h t f l o w , f o r Y o u r X m a s P h o to s fSR EW A RD FOR A N Y E A S Y TH A T MAKES ME MAD , PAINLESS EXTRACTION of Teeth Guaranteed by our Exclusive Methods. F u l l S e t of T ee th Gold C row ns B ridge W o rk Dr. Blanchard, mar. Thomas Dental Parlors Cor. Foun tain and Main, En trance No, 1 1 - 2 E . Main. Over Troupe’s D rug Store Springfield, Ohio. Santa Claus Headquarters Qnr fitoek has been turned over to Santa Clous. Ho will have complete control until Xmas, He Ijaa nil kinds ot toys, games, playthings nml All useful artieleson sale hero a t lower prices than any other stores. Ho wants the Big Folks, Little Folks, Sweet Folks and Sour Folks to earno and «n- lo y lt. ---- , - “ ■ ‘W© have dolls a t $14.00, Others a t $G,0Oand by easy steps down to Wit. Boy’s automobiles a t $18,50. Others ar*$4.G3 and down to the “ Mail Car,” same as the Irish Mail, only $5.93. J ointed fur animals as tunny as ever Such ns Bears, Mules, Elephants, Shf ep. Dogs, etc, Tlio Bears are small, medium and large, TJtm Great Big Bears are $7.00 but our $Sn number Is a dandy, h v The greatest chsplay In the city of H ill Climbing toys a t 49o aud 98e. ‘ Say, don’t forgot the go-carts and baby buggies; a whole train load from ,$4.Q8 dawn to *5o. Fancy China. Lamps, Busts, Fancy Boxes, Handkerchiefs, Silverware and Thousands of other gifts of different kind in the store a t low prices. No heed to puzzle over the gift problem. Ju st buy your ticket and come right to * SULLIVAN’S. “TH E HONEST S T O R E .” Corner Mam and Limestone Streets, Springfield, Ohio. f o o t w e a r S u g g e s t i o n s ■- NOT "JUST AS GOOD" Nor ju st as cheap but the best as can be obtained at the smallest living profit. Don't this appeal toyott as good ground for coming to us for your footwear?. Routzhan & Wright, Footfitters. SuggestionsforSuitableXmasGifts. Air Rifles 22-Calibre Rifles Revolvers Parlor Targets Liquid Pistols Ice Skates Roller Skates Safety Razors Razor Strops Pocket Flashlights Pocket Knives Folding Drinking Cups Foot Balls Boxing Gloves Striking Bags . Athletic Suits Gym Shoes Dumb Bells Hunting Coats Huntiug’Knives Sweaters - % Leggms fngergoll Watches Match Boxes Whistles Dog Collars Indian-Olubs * “Where Quality Counts* P. SLACK’S SONS, Bicycles, Fishing Tackle and General Sporting Goods. 112 East Main Street, Springfield, Ohio. H South, Fountain Ave., Springfield, Ohio,' Masquerade Suits for B e n t. Switches Puffs, Pompadours and Curls made from Comb fogs-1*04 '■ - Mrs, Florence Baldwin, Scalp a n d Face. Specialist, Ha ir Dressing, Shampooing, Manicuring, Fail L ine o f Ha ir Goods a n d Tot» le t A r tic le s , SPR ING F IELD 7 TL ^ AS A SH O P P IN G CENTER . Springfield, th e metropolis of Clark county, is noted throughout the world for the manfacture of agricultural im­ plements. In Ohio i t is termed th e City of Homes, due t o the fa e t th a t a Dumber o f s ta te homes of fraternal organization are located within i t s boundaries. W ithin a rad ius of 40 miles of Springfield i t is, known as a shopping center for any article of merchandise known to th e world. „ .Upon ,this page will be*-found th e advertisements of a number of the city’s progressive merchants Fo r the Holi­ day trade they have made special preparations in advance of o ther years and" all are in* a position to supply every Want for th e same and in many instances for less money, quaHty eonsideredf th an th e merchants of any c ity in the 'Country.*' „ 0 ■ ’* • . Special inducements are offered on th is page t h a t are no t often duplicated. Certainly n o t a t th is season of th e year, While the stocks of th e various stores are now complete to overflowing th e buying has commenced and those who do th e i r Xm as shopping now are assured of th e widest range of selection. Don’t p u t i t off b u t come to Springfield a t your earliest opportunity* THE IDEM * Clearance Sale o f W inter / * Millinery / ‘THE QUALITY STORE,” ' ' HOLIDAY HINTS Look Oyer This L ist. There’s Surely Something T h a t Will Please you. • Men’s Suits and Overcoats You th’s Suits and Overcoats . Child's Suits and Overcoats Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits W hite and Fancy Vests Neckwear, all Shapes Mufflers, a ll shapes . Umbrellas Shirts, W hite and Fancy Smoking Jackets. Sweaters, Men’s, Y ou th ’s, Children’s Cravenette B a in Coats Mackintoshes Men’s and Boy’s Gloves, Wool-lined, Silk-lined and Unlined Jersey Chats N ight Bobes find Pa jam as B a th and Lounging Bobes P lain and Fanoy Hosiery, Cotton, Wool and Silk T runks Suspenders, Lisle and Silk Suit Cases and Valises Cuff Buttons, Watch Fobs and Tie P ins Collars and Cuffs H a ts Stiff and Soft Caps, Men’s, Boy’s and Child’s ' Underwear, Two-piece a nd Union Suits Cardigan Jackets. Handkerchiefs, Linen a n d Silk Fu ll Dress Sh irt Pro tectors Cliff B a g s , Collar Bags Bubbe r Coats Feeding Coats Corduroy Coats, Children’s'W a ists, Blouses, Stockings, , Underwear, Toques, Tams and Gloves* NOTICE: Car fare refunded on all purchases of $7 or over by presenting this ad . a t time of purchase. 15-17 South Limestone Street, Springfield, Ohio. Elegant Assortment of Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, High Grade Ostrich Feathers. Remember the Place The Ideal, THE ELITE -RESTAURANT 112 South Limestone Streak,: Springfield, Ohio. NOON-TIME 1 HEADQUARTERS FOR ALLOUT-OF-TOWN VISITORS Fo r Ladies’ H o t Lunches 15c and Gentlemen Begular Meals 25c Leave your packages with us until ready to return to yoiir home. We will care lor them free of charge. 29 South Limestone Street, Springfield, Ohio. Christmas Flowers Wreaths, Etc., Always the Best At Harriet Jff. Van Meter's, Flower Shop. ntt Hi8*?! Street, Springfifihl. O. Roth Phones 2C2, Phona orders given prompt and careful attention. W. S. KENDALL. Sprtogtfaltt Schoo l of M usic ' Corner E. High a1'^ Sprihg Streets, Springfield, Ohio. Complete Educa tion in Bo th Instrum en ta l and Vocal Mu­ sic. ” For term* and particulars call on or addrws* Harriet H* Smith, A M., Director. Artist* Furnished For Concerto and Recitals. Roth 1 hones. Pave The Road to a Larger Salary By a Thorough Business Training. Positions are open for competent, enoigeufl; reliable stenographers and bookkeepers a ll over the United States, We have tho best commercial esufse and experienced teachers. Start a t Once Gebour course thoroughly and you will earn tho $100 it costs you, many times over the first year after leav­ ing school* Write for Circulars Helson's Business College, Third Floor, Arcade Bldg., Springfield, Ohio. A BANK ACCOUNT i MaKe» a Su itab le Chr istm as Gift One Dollar W ill Start An A ccoun t You can do all your banking by mail and your savings will ean i 4 pe r cen t interest. The American Trust fy Savings Co. Springfield, Ohio. Capital and Surplus $250,000.00 Life'# Struggle*, Life has no smooth road for any oi us; and in tlio bracing atmosphere of k. high dim the vory roughness stimu­ late* the climber to Steadier stops, till the legend, "over otcep ways to tlu> ftitttt” fulfills Itaeif.—W, c. tb&M, Varieties of tstinfitog Addet. to tho United States Phsrtaaeobh Is ctatoa that thoro arc-1*500 spe co of edektah md time each apeclot m tunny w iO iU ^Q m r , lndltoreet Revelation*. Tliero is a kind of iVoeittMOnry ; among men that does not essist among women. Men oro alt in Teague with each other. Practically speaking, all have tlio same faults and vices, but they charge their sex with' none. It, would ho an admirable thing if women would copy men to this respect* The world would not ,know ,half as much j ! ab ufc ua if only women would hold Jtheir tongues about fcmlnta* failings, j Naive Mule fiophla has lust boon in- tormed that she has a little cibtef, ‘‘Oh, how joiwiyl Please, please let tm he the one to tell mamma,"— Translated for Transatlantic Tates Item HI Dlarfo At la Marina* iNauty'* Praferaftce. Beauty hangs aiound where tlioro ant awaay smile*, and light* out at the tpptoeth o$ tsars* Ofg Fish Prom Mud. Tho native of certain parts of India aro In the habit every year, in the sum- mer, of digging the dry. river banks for fish, which they dig out by him-' dreds, just as they would potatoes. The mud lumps aro broken open, and tho fish, ptorbapa eight or ton inches long, will bo found alive, and „ottcn frisky, as if just removed from its j sfipposcdijr native element, tho water, Bitter, Bitter Thought*. Boy (under ch&atteement)—"When pa .asked rna's hand, ho might isav* made it Acondition that It should b* reserved for him exclusively." Reakbn for Gold Beer. A German sanitary export point* out that tlio reason why beer is often sold at * Wmporature so law as to ho In* jarlous to the stomach fa that at that temperature it Is difficult to tell stale beer fromgood beer. loOmpwiabry A Silesian court recently eentenrod to prison for two rnonthS * man vho had failed to cheer tho kaiser during tho military maneuvers, Women Mayors to Russia, HV(i several woman mayors, and they were elected not ?bev°w ** because eoh°Wei‘f dl t0 ^ better fit* . n mu tom else to be intrusted with the interests of the community. Lct-Mcead Sbfjpt Oyetc. i n ’ patent c tereaepamr »n—a ll the . kept? out, yon have couW get, vatlvo is f: .PluptOystoi anfceed abso fresh. The enfc from t oyetera ship tubs. Sealshipt afire solid m a* the “ wat a lower pri pay a high tho tub oyat to pay tor w get full val ueaend you BealShlpt mull you tu Sea ls Telephone 1C EVER A N picture- op ing tl Chem i l o r t n a 1 little o* A n c an ge t i s n e e i l h i s i r a every- Ma factory T R 1 No,2Brov 1 Brownie lRoUNo-2 2 Brownie J 1 Pkg.Kod 1 Four-oz. 1 Stirring* Writefor OfthoKo YOl If y o u r ap m ea ts a n d th a lik e ei 9