The Cedarville Herald, Volume 31, Numbers 1-26

mmrmgf 'W $t. 0 n o - A ^ z m s uDf •n» VtipAV*VlhTiF,> OHIO. W» BeWCtf Y a rn ' PATftfisr&tiR und prtmifco careful ami prompt; attention to nil busi&e&s Intrusted to ufi. WEWVORK DRAFT and BANKfllONEYtORl>F.RS* Th* cheapest ami inosis con- Yfttteiit way to send money by wall. Loans Made on Real Estate, Personal or Collateral Security, That hacking cough continue* Became your system i# exhav and your power* of re*i*tance we&kenea. Take S c o t t f Em ttlsion . It builds up and strengthens your entire system* It containsCod Liver Oiland Hypophosphites so prepared that it is easy to take and easy to digest, XIX DRUGGISTS! 50a. AMD $1.00 6 6 6 < a i d e H f i H a H f r » W W W ^ W The Cedarville Herald. JS x - op P e r Y ear. * e : I X V R L I 1 B T JL .L , - - E d i t o r , FRIDAY, MAY B, '08. S. W, S jutjt , President. ■v O, L. 8m r ii, Cashier. Female Ills ■ you should take, lor female Ole, a medicine which acts os the female organa and functions. Cardul is sot a man's medicine. It i* for women. Its pure, heal*., in*, curative, vegetable Ingredi­ ents, go direct to tlio' womanly organs, relieve their pain and in* {lamination, and build up‘ their strength. * “Tongue cannot fell,’* writes Miss Note Smith, of Sweetser, Ind.,. “what OF WOMAN'S RELIEF has done for me. I am on my third bottle and amso much bet* ter. Before I began to take Car* dul, I could not do a day's work. Now I can work all day. Mother took four bottlcB of Cardui before | confinement, got along fine and has been real strong ever Bjnce.” At All Druggists WRITE FOR FREE ADVICE, Btatlnsr One and describing symp­ toms, to .todies Advisory Vcpt„ O’he Chattanooga MedlclntLCo, Chattanooga, Tens, - B « Continued from first page. officers of the precinet or ward, and lie should' he tnode responsfMe for creating sontimonfc,antlseeing th a t every one of t h e # men vote. 'The _ _ Information secured by the local pA I* ■ officer and Ills lieutenants will nec- " ■ essitato a revision of the list from time to tune,* ’This information should bo sent to the county com­ mittee.- The executive committee may want' to reach, from time to time, with special literature, the doubtful voters; and, by another class o f literature, fhe. friendly voters during the campaign. Have practical politicians on ibis com­ mittee' as far os. possible. If by any misfortune Urn campaign gets into ■wrong hands, through sub­ committees or otherwise, either by diplomacy or strenuous means, see thafe i t is changed. .. You lose mote from inefficiency in such manage­ ment than youNviU from its resent- nienk The election and petition commit­ tee, working through the local offi­ cers, should arrange for the circula­ tion of petitions as soon as there is enough organization in existence to do the worlcquiekly and effeetlvt - ly. I f possible, nave the petitions started o u t , on. the. same day. Through the townships and mntiici- pfi.l organiza ions have a large number of men who will circulate petitions from house to house. Enough workers should he secured before the petitions were started to make possible a complete canvass of the county In less than a weelf.1 Where it is,: possible, report to the county chairman, a t the end of the first day, themember of petitioners you have, Hfe can then determine’ what progress is being made and ,re to the workers and inspire theni for continuing aggressive work,. Each greatly concerned about thg name of the organization, or tlm exact method used "for doing they work, The one point, toward which every effort must bo bertt, Is victory. To secure this, however, the league’s fourteen years of experience In Ohio will he of much service. The cum- mittee sending out the original call thc^ifccTfra^of "Tho AnthlSaYootte League, preferably the district superintendent, and bo will gladly give his host thought and attention to the work. Blank forms of petitions, procla­ mations and other requirements for oallinga legal election can be sc­ oured through the state or district league office. Up-to-date campaign literature and, in short, the help Which will bring victory can be secured easier, and, we trust as effectively through the league, oflice as elsewhere. 'As these campaigns grow in popu­ larity, we will often face the "em- ijarassment of Irresponsible people wanting to take advantage of-public meetings, and In.other ways to ex’ pound their peculiar views on the. tempeianee question’, or *to gain some possible political [preferment, fh e speaker or worker who does not make votes should be suppressed. Every energy must be bent in the direction of securing the votes to Win a t the election. We would he glad to receive any suggestion or oriticisms on the above plan of organization. I t is not meant as an arbitrary rule of pro­ cedure, but we hope it may bp help­ ful in organizing the counties for victory under the new law. W. B. Wheeler, .Superintendent and Attorney for- Anti-Saloon League. TEACHERS ELECTED. At a n;e*fmg of tlm village Board of Education last Friday night, all li e present teachers wore re-elected with tho exception of Miss Vera' Andrew, wSmwill he succeeded by Prof, p, p, Foster. Prof, F . M, Reynolds lmd his salary increased from $000 to Leroy Marshall and Prof. Foster will each receive $70 per month .instead of $00, Prof.' Mastcrson increased from $00 to ?£!5. C.C. Morton, Mrs, Hester Trumbo, Misses Rosa Htornmnt, NelJio McFarland and Evelyn McCJiven, will receive $50insteati oi $15. Tho township board met the same evening and re-elected all tho pres- out teachers with the exception of Miss Lounctte Bterrett Miss Flor­ ence .Williamson who has boon teaching in tho Reid school was not was transferred from’ tho Cross Roads school to the Reid school. Mips Fays Coniter takes Miss Smith’s district and Miss Fannie Tnpkinson will go to the district whereMjSa S terrett taugh t nANHATTAN No. 8 N. Detroit St-, Xema, O, B ill of Pare . Coffee, Tea, Milk 6c Bread and Butter........ ............. 0c Fried Potatoes-............................ ■6e Baked Beails.................. ....... .... !... Be Pie, pet quarter............................. 6c Ham Sandwich...... ......... Be Buttered Toast...... ............. Be Cheese Sandwich....... ............. 6c Lake.......... ...... :.............................. 5c Steak, Chops, Ham or Bnoon.... 15c Ham or Bacon with Eggs........... 20c Hot Roast Beet, Weiner or Egg Sandwich................ Be Soup .............. 5c Fresh’Oyster Stew............ .......... 20c Oysters, raw................... ............* 15e Bread and Butter with Meat Orders MEALS - - - 25 c KnOMOHEY’SWORTB I H . n WtUT YOU 00 WHE0 YOU BUY HANNA ’S GREEN SEAL PAINT I t goes farther, lasts longer and looks better than any paste'paint on the marker. And is S U P E R I O R TO M O ST LIQUID PA INTS * I f you are going to paint your house or other -buildings atari right by using the BEST MATERIAL TO BE H a O. FOR SALE BY Kerr &Bantlnga Bros, WANTED! We Want agents in all parts of the tT, $. to sell oui* famous Dr* Wil­ liams Pills. Sand ur, your name and Address and We wit) send you IS boxes to Ball a t £-3a per box, when «oid semi «g the $8 and receive a fall net of cooking vessels countering ol a $t 4 Xml fi quart vonnol. A limited number of these voftjefa are given to Introduce our pllla. <hil«r quick. PMt WILLIAMS MEDlfftNld COM ^ JtOBiiVILLE, OHIO, that ha can identify it if necessary If the snfficKSftey of the petition Is contested thereafter. Each signer to th e petition must have the qualifications of a regular elector. - The petition must- -he signed by a number of qualified electors, equal in number to 36 per cent of tho votes cast a t the last regular election. No. valid petition can he signed before September 1 The petition may bo filed with the common pleas judge of the county, or, with tho commissioners ot the county. The judge, ot commission­ ers, aro required to order the elec tion. m not less than twenty noi more.than th irty days from filing of tho petition. If they refuse to act, as provided by law, an action in mandamus may be brought to compel them to take action on the petition. The election is held under the Australian ballot law. The bal lots are prepared by tho county board of deputy supervisors of elec­ tion. I t is the duty of tho judge, or commissioners, to call their atten tion to this, as soon ns the date of election is determined. The names of tho members of the board of su pervisors of election can he secured from tho Anti-Saloon League office, or from the secretary of state's re­ port. Tho proclamation announcing the the election must he posted or pub­ lished a t least tea days before the election takes place. Tho election will be conducted in all respects ns provided by law for tho election of county offiicers, so far as the law fs applicable, Tho law requires the result of the election to be entered upon the records of the proceedings of tho commissioners and with the Clerk of the Common Fleas Court, No petitioner’ can withdraw his name from tho pctltionafter J t - i a filed* or add hla name after it 10 filed* When f.he petitions have been se­ cured and placed m the hands of the executive committee, or chair­ man, they should j?be carefully bound and numbered. If any pro­ test is made against tho validity of any signatures, the petition shall be so identified th a t tho person who secured the signature can be reached to glvo the facts to tho judge or commissioners. Many more tliah the required number of signatures to the petition should be secured so tha t there, can uj fio question as to Its BUfficieney when it is presented* Tho petition should hot he mado public until the : required number of signatures is ob­ tained and it ia filed with the judge or commissioners. Heo that the officer who receives the petition records is as “ filed” giving the date. A special receipt f for the fl’ mt! will bo a valuable pro caution against delay, Tho .'Auti-Baloon League 10 hot *n«f<wpww m I'TAKE THIS CUT” M S S ! -M-sr ^#.thtipB:eparatioitforAs- JN I. a NJS-*’' HU-DKLN One and ono-hftlf hours entertain­ ment in moving pictures will bo given m Harbor's H sli each Friday an t Saturday night, beginning to­ night, Tim Now Sun Lyceum Bu­ reau of Springfield, one of tho larg­ est syndicates lu the country will furnish the films, Cedarvfilopeoplo have always liked good moving pic­ tures and th e craze w ill'only he. greater after a few nights. The company does nob rely on any thing but electric "Ilgh t, carrying' their own gasolipe engine and dynamo with them. This means tho bright­ est of pictures, Heretofore the pic­ tures have not been satisfactory owing to poor electric ligh t and not belngablo to control the current. You will find some interesting sub­ jects in tho advertisement elsewhere in this paper. • Stop Pal(Is almost liwtanUy—Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills. No bad after-effects. Mrs. Robert Watt, of Cedarville entertained the lady members of tho W a tt family and Mesdames J. C. Williamson, Robert William­ son, Marsh and Edfiobe on Friday* fn compliment to i(or niece, Mrs, Fred Elliot, of Morning Sun, Iowa, Typhoid, fever still 1ms its hold on Columbus, more than three hundred cases being under the care of physi­ cians since the first of April. I t is tho worst aifUctftd city in the coun­ try with this tarrihjts, disease. The eWfcs h* toe pollnrioa of the water of streamsJImi:are within its border NOTICE O f APPOINTMENT. Tn tho Matter of Fnblication of tho Notice in the Nstate of James U. .McMillan* deceased- ■ . Notice is hereby given- tha t the -undersigned, has been appointed and du ly qualified bji tho Probate Court of QreeneClonhty, Ohio, as admin­ istra trix of the above' ntimed estate. AU poisons irtdebted to said estate m ust make immediate payment; those having claims will present them for settlement, Mary L. McMillan f t i s fitated th a t Cedarville town­ ship won the banner in tnoBoxwell- Patterson exam! nation held April 18. -There were six successful out of thirteen applicants, In tho coun­ ty there were 128 applicants and only 84 passed. The next examina­ tion will ho held May 9, , A Ghrlstian Union Alumni meet lug will he held Sabbath oyening in tho U. P. church. All former mem­ bers of the Young People's society are invited a t seven o'clock. A Special program has been prepared tn winch past ana present members will take part. The public Is cor­ dially invited. Mr, W. M. Barber celebrated his 88th birthday Wednesday. Besides his son and daughters a few rela­ tives wore guosts a t his home ,tha t (lay in honor of Ins having lived four-score and eight}?years. Mr. Barber lias lived to be the oldest of any of the family from Ills grand­ father down. Of Ills father's fam­ ily he and a sister, Mrs. James Townsley, are the only surviving members. Mr. Barber has been a resident, of this place ahont sixty- ilvo years, fifty-four of which ho has spent in his present residence on Xenia avenue. By atrengthfcnlnnr tho nerves whlet- ontrol tho action ot tho liver and bowel* >r* Milos' Nerve and -Liver FlUu cur mstipatlon. E0 doses 25 cents, At Wisterman’s Drug Storel ' i P ■ An assortment of High Grade Fountain Pone ranging in prlcen from $1 to $10. I ain selling all tho highest priced ones a t O n e -H a l f O ff. This is a rate chance to get a flrst-clafls Fountain pen. Stan­ dard Co., Dayton Jewelry Co., Crocker Co,. PgulE. Wirt., Na­ tional Self filling, Geo. S« Parker and tho Laughlm. This offer Is only good for thirty days. |HivefsidePharmacy. SHERHTS’ SALE. State of Ohio, Greene County, a* Pursuant! lo command of art order of Bale in partition issued, from the Court of Common pleas .of said county, and to m©.directed and de­ livered,-1 wilt offer for sale a t pub­ lic, auction, a t the frout door of tho court house, In this city of Xenia, in said county, on Saturday, May16, A. D.1908, a t 2 o’clock p, nt., the following de­ scribed lands and tenements, ns, a whole tow it; Situate in the County of Greene, In, the State of Ohio, and in tho Township of Cedarville, and bounded ana described as lollows, viz:—Lying on tho waters of Mas- sies’ creek, being p a rt of military Burvcy entered in- the name of Baylor H ill No 1324, i t being a pa rt of the same tract of land conveyed by tho administrator of Marlin Bawne, deceased, to Stephen Wil­ son; Beginning for tho pa rt hereby conveyed a t three small jack oaks m David Anderson's line and run­ ning thence with Baid line north 85# degrees east 119.3 poles to a stake in William Marshall's lino; thence with said line south degrees east 101 poles to a stake and sassafras; thenco south 83 degrees west lI9.fi poles to a stake corner to Isaac Wado; thence with Said Wade and Joseph Rakestraw lino north 4}j de­ gree West 101 poles to tho begin­ ning, containing sevenfy-fivo acres* Also tho following real estate, sit­ uate in County of Clark, in State of Ohio, and in tho township of Greeno, and which a t one point adjoins, tho above described real estate, and hounded and described as follows:— Beginning in the. line of Albert Boilers a atone corner to David Anhereon beats North 1 degree, 65 minutes West, 1.5 poles; thence passing said corner stone and thoii with the said David Audorson's line North I degree 55 minutes West 71,70 poles to a stake in tho Clifton and Selma toad; Thenco South 74 degrees 8fi minutes East LOOpolos to. a stake; thenco South l degree 65 minutes East 71.42 poles to a stake; thonce South sTdcgrees 65 minutes West 1 pole to the beginning, con­ taining 7L50 square poles more or* less, tho same-being used as an en­ trance from said road to said 75 aero tr a c t.0 Said premises were appraised as a Whole under a former order of this <ontt a t $57.0(1 per acre. Terms of Bate; *jmsh, in one year and .y in two years, deferred payments to be scoured by mortgage on premises sold. To bo sold by order of said Court in case No. 12u8ft wherein Florence N» Arthur is petitioner and Mary A, Belhus, at al,, are defendants. N o W a r d APPLEGATE, HberiDf, Greene County. CHASE STEWART, *•v 0-8 d Attorney for petitioner. C M T oy Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature Proinole’s Dis^filifin.ChcerfuP’ nest*andJfcsaCdntalnsneither AP X i f In Use For Over Thirty Years MfilU THCCCNtA^^ ■ AperfeciRemftilyfor (fopsfipa- Iiare, Sofir Storiv&chiDiarrltote Worms.Coftvuteiops,Feverish- neaa andL o s s OF S leep . > FacSiitulc Signature of NEW YORK. “We recommend it; there ten's nay better... In mid-summer you have to trust to a large degree to your butcher. Well Cared For Meats "hrhot'wc^rijtjp1 are the 'oniyj klhO'- tfi’ buy; we have proper appliances for keeping them right, and they’re sweet and safe when sold. Don’t go meat shopping when it’s hot. Buy of us and be sure. • < C. H . C R O U S E , CEDARVILLE, O. mul...H i / .... i~|i i .....»j.»igi!S»wwg|i4Hgrift. PILES EXACT copy OF WRAPPER. J H. HcMILLAN, Manufacturer of CEM ENT GRAVE V A U L T S . .. ; ■.-■■■ « Hollow Cement Building Blocks, Chimney Blocks, Verarida Col­ umns, Piers, Etc., Etc. Telephone 7 . Cedarville, Ohio. tliopilesbeirantodissppssr andat th? endof six: woohsthey aid not tronble me stall. Cascarets havedoneYTondprs forme, l amentirelycuredand Seellikeanowman,” OeorgeKrydor,Napoleon,O., B e s t itor r The Bowels CANDVOATlUfmC4 ■Ple*W!mfe,P»TRtaT)]e,Potflnt;TaRteQood,poGQo3» Kerer Sicken, WeakendrGripe, 10a,&c,50c.Never ■oldin balk. The gennlno taWet stamped OOw» QunTAntoedtocure ot ^ourmoneyback* Sterling Remedy Co., ChJcago or N.Y. S93 ANNUALSALE,TEHMILUOHBOXES W h y Suffer? Thousands of stout women who imagined they must have their •corsets made to. order now are wearing the famous . N E .M O S e l f - r e d u c i n g S t r a p A l s o th e R o y a l Wor- ■■■*'/ e e s t e i p A * h e # i * ■ ■■ c a n Beau ty ,| 50 c u p to $3 .94 Children's Dresses $ 1 . to $ 2 . Ladies’ Dress Skijru—^fine se- Stout Women lection, best fitting. W a is t s —All in Net—Persian Lawn and Percale M u s lin U n d e rw e a r —great Stock. Long S i lk an d K id .G loves —all the rage. J a c k e t s and S u i t s to fit the body and purse I f you suffer pain from .any cause, Dr. Miles * Anti- P a in P ills will relieve i t —and leave no bad after­ effects. T ha t's the impor­ ta n t thing. Neither do they create a habit. More often the attacks become less frequent, or disappear altogether. ■ Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain P ills have no other effect except to re ­ lieve pa in and. quiet nerv­ ous mutation. '/Wo aro novel; .without Dr; Mites' Anti-Pain Fills. .................— ..................... My Ton, aged 15 -svere._alv . iius'bahd and .............. .ways subject to nick headache until v;o hegiil using tlieso Fills,- a n d . they have broken, them up entirely. Don't th ink they have "had t e n s e -them t o r six months.' I recommend, them to every one. A- few weeks a p y I heard an old lady friend was sick. X. went to see her. Sho was down w ith DaQrlppe, and nearly crazy With awful backache. X gave her o re of the Anti-Fain Pills _and left another for he& to taker In a short time. They helped h e r righ t awily, and sho says she will never ho without them again. Last winter my husband Was taken w ith pluertsy on both Bides, and I know lie would have died if I t hadn't been fo r the PIUS. In less than half a n hour he was sweating, and went to bed and .slept.” MRS. G. H ,. WEBB. .Austinburg, Ohio. Your druggist sells Dr. Miles’ Anti- Pain Pills,-and'we authorize him to return the price of first package (only) If It falls to benefit you. Miles Medical Co.,. Elkhart, Ind fiUTGfilSOfi & GIBfiEY’S, i • XENIA. OHIO. If D d i i v l v T O W N S L E Y B R OS,: Cedarville, Ohio* Manufacturers of Cement Building Blocks, Build­ ings raised and foundations constructed. See us for Cement workjjof all kinds. Estim ates cheer­ fully given. R e s tau ran t . Now locate^ in the Book- waiter Hotel Building across the street from the old “Adams>}stand. Restaurant in hotel lobby and dining room on second floor, reached by elevator. Meals 25c and 35c. High Street, Springfield, O, I t '■* ' FOR DURABILITY AND SERVICE. 3 We have found r “J.-M.” ASBESTOS ROOFING equal to all demands. Whether it be used on the most modest farm building or the largest manufacturing plant we have always found it true to its trust. It is made to give service. Every square is thoroughly inspected before leaving the factory. The workmanship' is right, and the materials used in its ecnsttaction are as good as money can buy. As evidence—we can point to Asbestos Roofing applied in the early nineties in good condition to-day* ’ ’ Furthermore, it requires no coating or painting. 4<Tlie first cost is the only cost .0 Our Booklet “R.” Sent ffee On request, will give you valuable information. H. W. Johns-M^nville Co, “ Cleveland, O. LIQUOR ° b MORPHINE Habits, Is tho 6nly *uf# *na National treatment a a a - K s s s i ! ; COLUMBUS OHIO Work of Love. Lovo tnftlten our lieatia go round, and wo noractiwea lumnino it’s tUa world. l jmist ription to I {.“ i38 J;sV“:,A‘te-*» ' ntilfY Rite* llfiflHttd, .* Fttibettn, MosleyHc’j. •lUt-cesafilftS efrtlrq tstb r hid#, BperUl artfeWs of {, InlorojtE.ial!. A Mogaete* * ‘ •»*»««»>*5t»il*Ytk, ....... . I<1IMIBIMULW *!)«Monowills ti.mdftJs cf feamstiful i;H)»tr»(!i, i# .o q p y - ti,so *Yf£*iseo P*g.