The Cedarville Herald, Volume 40, Numbers 27-52

Th« Cwhirvilla Herald, MMta . | i .« io F«#* Y in ***. K4K*WjH BULL - E # lt « Jtatf>r*d at tit* To*t-OfRo*, Gvdiuv vllla, OofctJtHW #1, 1887, a » M«ond j & mm f r i r a y , a u g u s t m r XENIA BIBLE CONFERENCE. Tha second annual session o f the Xania Bible Conference will open on Sunday, August 12, at 2:$0 p, m., in tha tent which has been ereoted on the grounds of the Theological semi­ nary. A t tthe opening meeting Dr. W. E. Biederwolf, the well known evangelist, will speak on the theme, <‘The Family Altar League." Dr. Biederwolf will speak again on Sun­ day evening at 8 o'clock. On Saturday evening, August 11, Miss Frances E. Patterson wilt de­ liver a lecture, illustrated by stere- optican views, on "China," in which country she has been a missionary. Admission to all o f these meetings is free, and all are cordially invited to attend. On "Sunday an offering will be received to assist in meeting , the expenses o f the conference. Applications for season tickets at the special price of one dollar will be received up to and including Satur­ day," August 11. Address Dr. A. W, Jamieson or Dr. Joseph Kyle. After are the ‘ opening o f the conf rence the price o f =the tickets will be as follows: Season tickets, $1.50, day tickets, 35 cents, and single admission, 25 cents. * a e AN EPOGH TO TROOP C We are facing an awful crisis, This county’s going to win; The terrible conflict o f nations That was wrought by some one’s sirr; But we’ll follow our dear old Captain Through storms and wind and rain And try to redeem this country For the sake o f Old Glory’s fame. 2 . We are. now weighed in the balances On a foreign country’s scale, But We’U bravely try to conquer And allow Old Glory to sail From village, town, or hamlet, This name of our avail And through our captain’s tutor Some nation-will soon attrail. Ah, I see in his bright eyes As we look toward the past, Hoping he’ll guide the future. And*land us home at last From this coast of ours through his ' brilliancy; . We will fight for freedom And conquer Germany. "■* SHERMAN DUDLEY. Troop C, Ohio Cavalry. Dayton, Ohio. FLOUR MILL SOLD. Mr. L. H. Sullenberger has sold the flour mill to the Harar Straw Board Paper Co., the reported considera­ tion being $5000. As the paper com­ pany owns most of the-water right below town the recent purchase now «Ves them control o f the stream. From reports at band there is no in­ dication that the mill w|ll be operated longer. The machinery is out o f date and it is said could not be operated in' competition with the more modem plants. There is some talk that the ■paper company will use the Water power fo r generating electricity for use in certain parts of the mill. Mr. Sullenberger has not made known his plans for the future, but We under­ stand he has another location in view in a distant, town. FARM FOR RENT: A farm o f 114 acres, 28 acres of it to be sown in wheat this fall. In­ quire:,nf J. C. Barber, VOB 8 ALB :—Rubber tire buggy and rubber tire carnage. Oau be seen at W . H. Owen's shop. . 0 . E . OOOLEY. M I C H I G A N In Summer SperialRoundlVipFiuM All Season Onlyan overnight ride in Ihe To- Petoekey, TraverseCity,Harbor Springs,MackinawCityand other resorts in North Michigan. Peuoylv&BU-G. R . & 1. Route PorpartitntarictmstdlTkktlAgent , ^ . oraddress, „ . c . C.R aines , d . p .A,, DAVTON,0, Children Cry for Fletcher’s The Kind Yoti Have Always Bought, and which has beea la cm for over ever 30 years, has home the signature of and has been made under his per­ sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good” axe but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. r What Is CASTOR IA Caatoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrupe. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty, years it ha? been in constant useforthe relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids, the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s panacea—The Mother’s Friend. GENUINE C A S T O R I A ALWAYS iBears the Signature of fo Use For Over 30Years The Kind You Have Always Bought tHK CKNTAUtt COMPANY. NtWVOAKCITY, No Needles to Change Plays Any Record Be sure to see and hear this machine be- making a purchase. Machines gladly sent on approval. Galloway & Cherry [ill E, Main S t, Xenia, £041' Farm Economy The Big est Loss on Farms Today is Perishable Postsand Po r Fence Profits Are Made by Managing a Farm on a Business Basis Use American Steel Fence Posts Made by American Steel & Wire Company THEY LAST A LIFE TIME Thousands in use in the past 15years. whi$h have not rotted rusted or burned because they are heavy zinc coated lnside and outside. , American Steel Paata— Gan Be Driven Eliminates Fence Repairs Every Post a Lightning Rod Protects Stock from Lightning No Staples Required Fence Rows flan Be Burned, Des troying WeedB and Vermon Land with Steel Posts is lfore Valuable. Saa ua at onca for further Information or ask the man who fiaa used American Steal Fence Poet, Money Saved TARBOX LUMBER CO. C e ta fr ille , Ohio TRY ©UR JOB PRINTING CHURCHfiSERVICE. M. E. CHURCH. J. W. Patton. Pastor. ftnsday School at »:80 «. m. L . W, BullonbergerSupt. - Preaching by the pastor at 10:30 Ep worth League at 8:30, DR. YUTAKA MlNAKUCHI, The Japanese problem has been quite prominent In Amertei for some time.' A t our Chautauqua we are going to l ave the opportunity o f bearing a rep­ resentative of the Japanese people. Dr. Mluakuchl la one of the most bril­ liant speakers o f that race. He was associated with Fred B. Smith and Raymond Robin’s In the men and re- YUTAKA MlNAKUCHI. llgion forward movement and spoke with these two splendid orutors In many of the great cities of the coun­ try. He Is an unusual speaker, with a subject which Is sure to interest our people, particularly at this time, when Japan and the United States arc allied In the great world war, „ COLEMAN HATFIELD. The name Coleman- HatflaUl instinc­ tively recalls tlie Hatfield-McCoy feuds which raged In the mountains of Ken lucky and West Virginia some thirty years ago. Young Hatfleld was born lit the midst o f these feuds. He is the oldest grandson of Devil Arise Hat­ fleld, the acknowledged leader of the COLEMAN HATFIELD, Hatfleld dan in this historic feud. His father is Captain Hatfleld, also promi­ nently identified with the feudal strife. Mr, -Hatfleld {.ells, a ftiost- Interesting story of lifer in the West Virginia mountains in feud times and of the new awakening' wlilcli has come to the people. ' He wlU be ono o f the attrac­ tions a t our Chautauqua. Moser’s Shoe Sale is a “ Real” Shoe Sale. We are making wonderful offerings during this Shoe Sale, . Good Shoes at cut prices a surely a good investment. We are still selling WhiteCanvas Low Shoes for Women at very low prices. One (>| A A large lot 1 ms v Men’ s Work Shoes Sold at a great saying Extra good dJ’J /ifk value for .. . .^rU *\3y ■* One Lot • Women’s High Shoes all ' good values and nearly all sizes. Sale price* ......... $L9Q and $2.45 Annex Dept. 2nd Floor Bargains galpre Men’s Shoes............ .$2.19 Sandals Tennis Shoes 49c 49c Men’ s Oxfords Black or Tan Button or .Lace. Good values. . Prices as (U'T Q A low ae . . . . . . ${Li* s vf MOSER’ S Shoe Store -XENIA ... GREAT SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AUGUST 10th and Uth. FUm Take No Chances in Tire Buying Thera i* risk in a chaws*— but not whan yon buy a tire of known quality-—of known endurance. United Statee Tiree—all five of tham, 'Rayed Card,' 'Nobby/ 'Chain/ 'Vaco/ 'Plain/ — are tires o f known, demonstrated and proved service and endurance. — the make of tires that costs less per mile today then any other make of tire now or ever. Proof—-the consistent and persistent year-by-yeer, month-by- month sales increases of United Staten Tire.. Your experience, too. will prove their quality. UnitedStates"Ores AreGood fires * A' Tfro for Every Need of Price and Vee 'Rayed CowP 'Nobb^ 'Chain* 'Ueco* 'Plain' jtaf Btertee TUBES end TIBS ACCESSO- WSBaveMl the Starting Worth and Wear thatMake UntiedStatee ThreeSupreme vA complete stock of United States Tires carried by OWENS & SON, Cedarville, Ohio. Five Joyous Days % Inspiration—Entertainment-Education v A Great Patriotic Cedarville Chautauqua August 27 , 28, 29 , 30 , 31 More than a Dozen Famous Attractions, Including Mario LoZ ito ’ s New York C ity Marine B and i and Governor George W. CJarke. in ^yi) |iW|^iwiMij |wlj^|Li|.giu|1 .1 liaiaA i| ;u "'B'l'l'll f H U I."'L'liili K.'^11'i."MUIULX-'i. Big Furniture Sales in Dayton Now, But That’s Not All * Parents, nowadays appreciate better then ever that the way to keep young folks content and willing' to stay at home is by making the home attractive# The sales now going on in payton make it possible to add much in the way o f furniture and furnishings at very fttblMi if IfjftM lit»H Tndi IxriM low cost. People o f Dayton’s extensive trade territory know unusual bargains are to he had during August, but it should be noted that they are decidedly exceptional this year compared with prices elsewhere. This applies to all seasonable apparel for men, women and children, as well as home furnishings, ’ a EveryWeduesday SrtiburfirHiShoppim^ D a y In D a y t o i l »*i*V « £ Pf> iai an- th< by lit no jU:- dr Di an cu M CO! no ua t'Ol wi we wh T fro tha me phj Aft in i tha 'I tha onl. ■ask blai he to i •' . A of. the I phy tiar, the at , ond Ov ulaj ' Inn citis equ.. drei hot< mus ' we poult nish D -, ... , ope: Clellai. :.o# H.. . . 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