The Cedarville Herald, Volume 35, Numbers 1-26

For Excellence Our Job Work will compare with t h a t o f a n y o t h t r f i r m , , , , . ffhe THIRTY-I*'H'TH YEAR, NO. 26. ;nwr«> Xerald. 1 OEDARVILLE, OHIO, FRIDAY,. JUNE 38, 1912. This item wtoramarkwl wftk «n lift, dcx, denotes that s year's isbftcrip* tiou ip past due and a prompt act, tletneut i» earnestly desired, . . PRICE, $1,00 A TEAK Finest Road In the Contractor Wilson, wiu> is building the new pike east of town, states that the crushed rpek, will all he placed ‘this week apd that In another week or ten days the road, will he open to the public. After the work js com­ pleted I t Is the expectation qf Mr,’Wil­ son to thoroughly wet the road and roll the road from one end to the other, thus making It harder than usual. The analysis of the atone used on the road shows that it is compos­ ed of about •twenty-five per cent -ce­ ment, The rock for road, purposes is said to -be the best used yet in the county and the officials predict- that the two and one-half rall$B should be the best macadam in the county. Mr, •Wilson has already, started work on another contract near New Jasper, M?» Beam, who? erected the crusher plant has not decided where he will next locate and In the meantime will supply rock for the trustees. Wants to Be Democratic Governor. May U*a * Another!Product '•wiwqwruft the of the lou New Trial * ’ . ■ '<?v „1’ ' ForZimmerman. William Zimmerman, colored, who made 4 sensational break for liberty several weeks agp while having his hearing in mayor’s court in connec­ tion'- with the theft of clover seed from Andrew Bros.-, and w a s , found guilty ,in common- pleas court, has been granted a new trial by Judge Teegarden. Floyd Polly, indlctednlso for the same offense, has not-yet had hfe trial. Owing to this section to b<? almost 1m: The Hagar paper is not the only ct a situation, as c In a number of the’ states will pot bw. tags ip wheat in ntry 4t is going ble to get straw, pnipapy, however, any facing such strawhoardmill tral and eastern ble to get straw to keep the plants f n operation. The local company has;ween closed down most of. the tijns ‘Jp the past three months. I t is verf.probable that the plant will ho epuip$|(l to manufacture some other kind <SE paper. - / Miss Cora Sbro: Home Culture Cl entertained the Tuesday, Word has been :Jseelved here an­ nouncing the arrfljk of a dsughteiy at the' home of m 4 ' and Mrs. Albert* Gowdy, of Chicago^- tN* . Rev; M, J. Tpyl Philadelphia to n t| church boards in J expects to. return Misses ’Dprethp, Clellan -left Baturd two weeks* visit J. J". McClellan, manager of the ' Getf. ,T: W.-Ih C| formerly superintejf dusky Soldiers’ Ho of Mr* add Mrs. bath. left Mopday fpr ijid'a meeting of dittdeiphia. He ty. - J Marjorie Mc- tnorning’ for a -their father, Mr, is advertising 5 field, 111,, News, , of Springfield, jt fit the San- wah the guest Milburn, Sab- - Copyright Hart Schafiher &Mart —The la rg e s t sale in- the hiBtory of the county is now going on a t B ird ’s Maminoth Store. The te rrito ry b&8 been covered with bills and prices have been fixed th a t will move th is greattstock. .A recoad b reak ing sale ip promised and shoe ’buye rs b ad better jk&ke advantage of the ten daysjspecial prices. MAYOR’S NOTICE. Tb th e owners of lots and lands in ' thp Tillage of OedaryMle,. Ohio, In oompliance wifcb th e ■ requirements o f Section 4ffS2-A ot t h e Bevised S ta tu tes, I hereby notify the own­ e rs p ilo ts and l a n d s ‘in the village of Cedarville to out and destroy all Gapada and common .thistles and o th e r noxious weeds growing on any shch lots and land w ith in the cor­ poration , so th a t they m ay not m a­ ture-seed or spread to adjoining lots. On failu re of any such owner to comply w ith the law in regard here­ to the village Council may employ persons to cu t aad , destroy said noxious weeds, and the expenses thereof w ill be a lien on said lots and land s and collated ah taxes. " I>, G. Bull, Mayor of Village of Cedarvlll, O, May 5, lt)12. SUFFRAGE NOTES. By a Suffragett - % "Colorado, better, perhaps, than any other state,” says Judge Ben B, Lind­ sey, affords ail .opportunity for'-a fair appraisal of equal suffrage values of its merits and demerits, Its efficiency or its failure. It has been one of the great bells that has aroused Colorado to the.work of flushing filth from its politics, bet­ tering economic conditions, mitigat­ ing cruelties of industrialism, pro­ moting equal, add exact Justice, and making for a more wholesome and ex­ pansive environment. If. the reform were pinned down to Mr. ’J* C. McMillan, of Columbus, spent Saturday calling on relatives. Miss JBthel Christy has been ap­ pointed postmistress a t , Bowersvllle, to succeed the late Z. C. Christy, who committed suicide following the dis­ covery of a shortage in bis'-accounts. ■ • ' '_L-— < ■ Mrs, Carl Minser, of Alton, ills., Is the guest of her father-in-law,. Mr. Charles Minser and wife," Prof* Fulton Fej: Mrs. Charles Tuni Wednesday to Miss of New Haven, Cos is a post-graduate of come a member Pf MaWP~College this bride and groom wi October J* ’ -. A new action has ’beep brought against Greene county by Prosecuting Attorney Layboume, of Springfield, to compel the county to pay Its share a specific resu lt add d iscussion^ llr^ ^uadhag^, m ^ / rpp the Ipun&pp Misg Grace Shear! and Mrs. WilUamf James .Barlow, we* last Saturday after parsonage by Rey. ] is employed ph a sylvanla railroad. Ip, brother of Whs married jirtha Hoehkiss, ?ro£ Ferguson la and Will be- jfacuity at Bryn U, where the &i bome after iter of Mr. sirs and Mr. lefty' married a t the M, B: The groom by the Penn- GOING UP? YOUR FOURTH OF JULY BALOON a^d your money with fit, jwill go up in smoke and noise. Better change your plant thi*. year and INVEST your money in one of our new . ' , ” Hart, Schaffner &Marx Suits. You know’they m&ke QUALITY clothes and pur prices are right, may need some other new wearing apparel. We can supply all your needs. You —I f you can’t buy a new one, have th e old one DRY GLEANED a t the HOME Clofchlhg company. —Stop a t M arshall's for a cool re ­ fresh ing soda, —Honey for sale JO cents. a t Wolford's a t Lest you forget. We handle Uni­ versal cement. Also paten t p laster. Tarbox Lumber* Co No m atter how hard your head achca, Ur. Miles* A nti-F ain F ills w ill help you. I f you ever had podr luck -With’ your canned fru its, jellies, etcM i t was probably because the cou- taine rs were not properly "seated. U seo ttr PURIFIED PARAFFINE th is y ea r and results wilt be all yon can wish. I t m akes a taste ­ less covering easy to use and to remove. Cheaper than sealing wax—oatt be used yea r a fter year. Price 18c p e t pound SEAUNG WAX PRESERVATIVES, ETC. ir you deeite them. Can futnteh them in any quality at lowest prices. Wisterman’s Pharmacy ■to one eonkrbte outcome, equal suf­ frage could welt afford to re3t its case on the finding of the Jute-Parlia­ mentary Union. , This globe-hireling organization of men and Women, who play Important parts in the public -af­ fairs .of tbeir various Countries, te on. record as declaring that "Colorado has the sanest, the most humane, the most progressive, most scientific laws •re­ lating to the child to bo, found on any statute books in the world.' Aud of the.se |laws' which . drew such prise from impartial Sociologists, not oen but lias come Into operation since Col­ orado’s adoption of equal suffrage in 1803; not one but owes either its in­ ception. or its success to the voting women. The list is as long' as splen­ did.” ‘ ‘Why in the name of reason should the mere fact of wopaen voting work deterioration in any women? It does pot take any mother away from her home duties to spend ten minutes go­ ing to the polls, casting her vote,' -and returning to the bosom of her family, hut during those ten minutes she wields a power that is doing more to protect her home, and all other homes, than any other possible Influence. Ju ts as all the laws passed by the women significantly concern the home and its environment, just so does par­ ticipating in public affairs seem to have given Colorado women a deeper, more intelligent and energetic inter* esfc in their homes. It is to be Wished tha t Colorado election day could he taken on tour. The day except for an entire lack of drunkenness and disorder, is not one whit different from election days in states Where only male suffrage ob­ tains. In colbrado it is not the custom for men to electioneer, but even, in these cases where they remain about the polling places, distributing litera­ ture of cards, dignity is rarely laid aside and even the familiarity of per­ suasiveness is not employed. There is an unwritten law hmong women that forbids this sort of thing." '*** estate for the' district hospital. Each of the counties in the district has, paid its share but Greene; the. commission­ ers refusing to be»a party to tbe bar­ gain in that the purchase price was top high,. Mrs. Charles Dobbins and daughter have been visiting Mr, and Mrs.' Omer Burrell, in Springfield, —Straw h a t 21 3* Llmestoi JULltE Sullivan’s, 1st., Springfield* Cedarville, Ohio. Mr. JV. B. Bryson, the noted horse breeder, was operated upon Sabbath’ at the McClellan hospital, for appen­ dicitis. His recovery seems assured at- this time. Mrs. A. G. Eveleth and son, Roy, leave Saturday for Chicago, where the former lias been called by the sick­ ness of a sister. Rev. Robert Wilson, of Hillsboro, Ills., arrived Tuesday morning to join his family, .who have been visiting relatives here for several Weeks; The Royce property offered for sale last Saturday - by the executors, An­ drew Jackson and Robert Hood,.did not soil as the only**Bid was below tho two-thirds of the appraisement, Mr. J. W, Radabaugh placed ,a bid of $1,700 on the property. The execu­ tors will offer the p rop e rt/ for sale again on Saturday, July 29. FoA S.vnx—FfAli cow and heif­ ers*- ’ y ’ JVA, Burns. • Better Keepfthie Boy. At' nightfall the junior partner’s ex­ ultation, of the dhy Changed to chagrin and he clamored noiftily for the errand boy’s dismissal. “Better think It over,” tbe senior partner advised. , "Why waste time ’in -th ink ing ,the : junior retorted; "when he’s got to go? Here J .ain,. lying awake every night for a week planning an effective win­ dow decoration, which Is turned into a laughing stock the first day by the stupidity of that boy, who leaves three yards of blue woolen dust rag draped around sliver tankards and troys of diamonds."' “Weli," Bald the elder jeweler, "people stopped and looked, didn’t they?” \ "Yes, hut what of it? That dust rag?” growled the junior. "That’s why I advise you to* keep the hoy,*’ advised thelenfor mildly. “If it hadn’t been for him I am, afraid no­ body would have looked a t all.,f Ksas GET OUR PRICES ON PRINTNG X X A chilli takes Dr. Alllc. 1 ' iJUfeitlve TaU- tetft w ithout thlnWvi;; r.f ’.'■medicine,” F o » B e s t ; —Handsome office rooms over H a rtm an ’s Clothing Store, $4« J* P. Chew, Xenia, Or , A 12-tf. airmrrwni ,i:;auii,i» ICE! ICE! Wo are how ready to deliver for home use. Let. us look a fte r your refrigerator by having a standing filer f a r ice. C. XI. Crouse, „ CEMENT POETS, j A full lino of cement anchor and line posts, braces and rods, a t 2 fc Thb TA rbox Jium h e r Go. “-Working pants at $ 1.00 to $ 2 , 60 * | Sullivan's, 2t 8, Limestone St., Springfield, 0 , i Buy Auehor paint, It will satisfy *yon lx avary respect. Tarbox Lumber Co, J 4m LOOK! What Cash Will Do Any Day in the Week Good 40c broom for. .25c 261b Sack Snowball Flour.............. *.75c H & E Granulated Sugar, ^. 6 c Jb . Best ' avy Beans.,. *.............................. .60 Rolled Oats....... .................................. ,..9c Corn Flake. *...................... *................*0d California Hams......... ........... 12 c Bx«akfast B a c o n * ....... ................. 36c A Good Bulk Coffee.?. ..............................20c . Can Corn 9c, 3 Cans tor............ *....... 25c Head Rice 9 c, 3 jb f o r . . 2 5 c Best 15c coal oil a t .................. . 10 per gal Every Article in the Store Sold at 10 per cent of Regular Price. W# Will Pay You IT Cant* fbr Esis*. Spot Gash Grocery Teiephoni Building, R A C E S - J u l y 4 t h - R A C E S MAPLE’ LEAF PARK • \ 1 • SOUTH CHARLESTON, OHIO A ll Day, Beginning A t 9 O’clock MORNING PROGRAM First Event—Pony Show............. .............................................................. 6.00 Second Event*—Road Race, one-half mile heat*.................10.00 Third Event—Three Year Old Trot and. Pace, one-half mile haat s. . , . . . . . 10.00 Fourth Event—Motorcycle Race, 6 mile. .................... ; .......... . 10.00 ' AFTERNOON PROGRAM Fifth Event—Three minute trot, mile h e a t s . . 20.00 Sixth Event-Three minute pace, mile neat s. . . . . . . . . . i . 20.00 Seventh Event—Novelty Race, one and one-half mile,. ............. 10.00 Eighth 1 Event—Free for All Trot and Pace, mile heats. 25.00 Ninth Event—Match Race between Bobbin Welch by Bobby Burns and Col Johnson by Col Coit, mile heats (play or pay) .................. 10.00 Other attractions and first-class music by a Brass Band, Everybidy come. Come early and spend the Glorious 4th among the oak and maple trees where there wilt be more racing than was ever given in one day for an admission of 25c to all parts of tho grounds. Vehicles free. Entries for which will close June 29th. For conditions, entry planks, etc., address D. A. SPRAGUE, South Charleston/ Ohio. In race No, 5 ,6 and 9 July 4th, the value of tho purse will be given in merchandise to avoid giving green horses a record or bar.