The Cedarville Herald, Volume 48, Numbers 27-52

3E£ RM*SSMB The Exchange Bank W ant* Your Banking Business THEY PAY 4 % ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS m THE GREAT f i b . Cedarville Herald KARUI BULL KWTOR Entered a t the Post-Office, Cedar* »'UIe, 0., October 31, 1887, .as second class matter. FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1025. MORE PEANUT POLITICS on Three Days of Racing Live Stock Shows Boys, and Girls Club Shows Dairy Calf Show s. Grange Exhibits Industrial and Mephants Display Quoit Club Tournaments t A Midway of Varied Interestsv Band Concerts Every Day Parade o f Livestock on Friday • Speed Entries close Jfuly 30, 11 ;00 P. M. All other Entries close August I, 9:00 P* M. C. M. AUSTIN, Pres. B. U. BELL, Treas. GRANT MILLER, V. Pres. 1 T. ROBERT BRYSON, Sec. flOhio I jjir been subjected the past tfeek to a, brand qf cheap peanut liul- ties, the like of which has never yet been known in the state. The lobby in. terests about Columbus are so eager h>*“get” Governor Donahey that all the little politicians, boodlcrs and rep. regentatives of corrupt interests, have brought disgrace on the Republican party. Decent Republicans frpnrhvery quarter resent what -has taken place and there is nd question hut that the state office holders who hive been drawn ino this dirty affair will' suf­ fer by it. * The press qf Sunday, July 12 car* *ied a story relative to. a letter sup- >o*ed to have come from Attorney general Crahbe and sent t» State Auditor Joseph Tiucey. The latter ;oon issued a statement that he had aever received the letter. I t took the Attorney General five days to issue a statement, and ho has not yet cleared limself in the minds of most Repub­ licans. Governor Donahey was critlzed in the letter for elaborate furnishings in. the executive' mansion. I t is known vbat Gov, Donahey has stood four square for economy in state affairs and vetoed every bill otherwise. The legislature Tepassed all such bills and it is tliis element that. Would now be critical of the Executive in the name of economy. Ohio owns the executive mansion and keeps it furnished. The building is one of the ornate structures in the capitol city. I t should be kept in keeping with -the wealthy homes on east Broad street. We suppose that Crabhe would put a ?37,BQ rug on the floor of the gold room and hang cheap drapery a t the windows. The Crabbe idea of a piano would be one a t $127.50,, *purchased on the instal­ ment plan. No one yet has stated that ihe state did not receive value receiv­ ed.in the merchandise pm-chased. Thaf is where economy should be consid­ ered. When the press carried the con­ tents of this letter the Governor a t1 once announced that he Would take his family back to his home in New ‘Philadelphia; Almost every‘.organisa­ tion in Columbus protested and con* d6med the cheapness o f the Crahbe policy. One of the leading hotels of­ fered the. Governor quarters free of cost. Columbus people continued to rage over the affair. Leading citizens jwbre-caustic in their" comment. The Isting came from Republican sources 'and live’days later Crahbe says that hq did not write the letter, but he re­ fuses to say who did, and has should­ ered the load. Auditor Tracey says he will honor the bills. As usual Gov, Donahey emerges from the attack by cheap politicians stronger than ever. Democrats and Republicans join in supporting him. The Herald has no interest politic-' ally in the Governor, Neither have we hi the crowd that has control of the Republican pa rty 'a t Columbus. The party is under evil influence and be­ ing used for personal and financial gain. Attorney General Crabbe's stand Your Store , . m . Cincinnati ueGhe Store jot A ll ‘People* Monday, A u gu st th ird , marks the dawn of another history-making event a t the H . &5 . Pogue Co. — The August Sale of Furs and Fur'-trimmed Coats Models are all advanced in fashion forerunners of modes to be. The fur coats are made of the choicest pelts— perfectly matched. Styles of enveloping beauty — for formal and informal occasions. The doth coats, fur trimmed, forecast the new lines, fabrics and colors. Plan to share in this August Sale early, so that you may have the advantage of an early selection . These prices for August Only. A l l purchase sent free o f charge The R a S . POGUE Co. Comer of Fourth Street and Race Street Q H A R G E C u sto ­ m ers, take parti­ cular notice: Furs or f u r - t r i m m e d coats, bought in this August Sale, will not be billed until November first. ■ 4< 4 4 Storage is free, on all August-sold furs and fur-trimmed coats, un­ til winter comes*—when it's time to wear them. * * * Linings, brilliant and gay or of more modest hue* are as unmatched in quality, as are the coats themselves. e 4 4 Types for every woman —for the matron or the miss, 4 4 4 Jane Alclen, the Pogue Personal Shopper, will taka particular delight in helping you during this important event. She'll con aider i t a favor to ahop toilh you or/or you. ■ v y : ✓ . t ,TT7 T / .vv'W 5 MEN’S CLOTHES PRICES DROP FOR THIS ROUSING July Clearance The sa le hundreds have wa ited for is now dn w ith a rush ! There’s an eagerness to buy th a t ha s never been paralelled . Every su i t i s a three-p iece su it , m an y desirable for Fall and W inter wear. EVERY SUIT DROPS IN PRICE FROM ITS FORMER MARKING. HERE IS WHAT YOU SAVE $18.75 SUITS This Season's Newest Clothes for Young Men and Men in any color or pattern $ 14.07 you desire . J $22.50 SUITS All the New Popular Patterns and colors. Pencil Stripes Plaids, Checks and Blue . 1 Q Q Novelties . , .. . . , . *P* 0 « O O $25,00 SUITS A Wonderful Choice of Strictly all wool Suits in this* season's values :$ 18.75 $27.50 SUITS Young Men’s *and Men’s Fancy patterns-^Gtay. <JJOA. jCO Blue. Tan, Brown $30.00 SUITS Here you may choose from Fine Worsteds and Cassimeres in the , newest of pat­ terns................... $ 22.50 , $35.00 SUITS Celebrated makes as Frat Brand and McGrow, Benjamin Hays Clothes*at this ^ o / * unusual low price. 20% Reduction On Boys’ Suits 20% Reduction OnAll DrsssTrousers 20% Reduction Onfiookbnd Shirts Every Suit"Has'Two-Pair Trousers. Every -Suit Is of This Season’s Stylo. A Swoepina Clearance, on All Dress Trousers, Light or Dark Colors'. Absolute .Choice of Entire■ Stock of 'Fancy. Pattern Neckband.Shirts $ 7.59 $10.09 $12,60 $13.50 $15,00 $16.50 $15.50 Boys’ Sui t s- . . , . Boys’ S u i t s . . . . . Boys’ Su i t s . . . . . . Boys’ Suits......... Boys’ Su i t s , . . . . Boys’ Su i t s . . . . J Boys’ Su i t s . , .$ fiiOG1 ,$ 8.00 .$10.00 .$1C i ,80 .$12.00 .$13 .20 : $ u m $3.50 Trousers—Choice. . . $2.80 $4.00 Trousers—Choice.. .$3.20 $4.50 Trousers-—Choice. \ .$3.60 $5.00 Trousers—Choice .. .$4.00 $6,00 Trousers—Cho ice ,. .$4.80 $6.50 Trousers-r-Choice. ; .$5.20, $7.50 Trousers—-Choice. . .$6.00 $1.25 $1.50 $2.09 $2.50 $3:co $3.50 $5.00 Neckband Sh ir ts .. .$1,00 Neckband Shirts. . . $1.291 Neckband, Sh irts.. .$1.60 Neckband Sh ir ts .. .$2.00 . Neckband Shirts . . .$2.40 Neckband Sh ir ts .. .$2.80 Neckband Sh ir ts ,. ,$4.00] K ’i & w a w I V**. r L July Sale Of Union Suits , $1,25 Muslin Night Shirts, ,98c $1.50 Muslin Night Shirts,$1,39 $1.75 Muslin Pajamas at. .$1.69 $2.50 Madras Pajamas at . .$1,89 j $3.00 Soisette Pajamas ht.$2.4S A Big Sdlection of Frctsh New Straws in Whits or Tan Shades in Any Braid Your Taste /Dic­ tates. All Panama Hats are in­ cluded. 75c Athletic Union Su i t s . , .48c $1.00 Knee Knit Union Suits 79c $1.00 Athletic Union Suits 79c $1.25 Full Length Union. . . 98c $1.50 Genuine B. V* D . . . .$1,24 Men’s Hose Reductions 35c Mercferised Cotton and Lisle 25c 60c Genuine Silk Plaited. Hose at -45c $1.00 Fancy Silk Hose Reduced to 69o $1.00 Pure Thread Silk Hose at 75o $2.50•Straw, Mats Rsduccd to $1.~ j $3.00 Straw Hat*' Reduced to $1.50 $3.50 Straw Hats Reduced to $f.7 5 $4.00 Straw Hats Reducad to $2.00 $5.00 Straw Hats Reduced to $2.50 Boys’ Union Suits 75c Knitted Knee Length . .48c 59c Athletic Union Sui t s , . . 48b $1.00 Athletic Union Suits..69c| $1.00 B. y . D, Red Label a t . .89c ■ Work Pants ^ Work Shirts ^ Overalls $2.60 Genuine Whip Cord in Khaki Odor. Sect made ^ g ; Work Trou»er».>. 75c Blue Work Shirts with two pockets.; 2sZ to .171l , . . . . . . ^ . . $ 1 . 0 0 : $1.26 Blue and White Stripe Ken’s “ Bib • * 98c full cut •'« '«« i * S • a • a •' Genuine Moleskin Trousers in (Neat; Grey Patterns, Guaranteed no! throughout. Seduced to ...... $ £ ie a /0 $1.25 Double Shoulder and Double Armhole, Giant out 98c extra length . . . . . $1.25 Blue Denim with Bib, full cut. Unusual Quality. 1 A All si 2 es ................... «pX# lar . ‘$2.60 Dark Oottonada Trousers. The', best value obtainable at thefNf AQ ifirioB. Sixes to . . . . . . $1.25 2-Pocket Khaki Shirt, Full cut, well made#■*■*■*•* $1.50 Heavy Blue Denim, double stitched,-elastic . ' $1.25 suspender . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ch ildren’s . WASH SUITS { 20% O ff O w If Wi .A tilt WC kir B t gre tot. STAR The O f (Sis, / d iv id e ERO> over i LOAI Th throui ORD1 You , OeUv. D I R E i V V |‘ t ' ' » * ia Haag i,, ' '.‘41 Li Jo h Papec Ced .. t, Phone 2 MEN’S] Dress Caps 15 % O ff COR. FOUNTAIN AND HIGH SPRINGFIELD, OHIO on economy in state afair# is not in hnrmy with his views, as we have/it, of voting several hundred - thousand dollars in excess of the real value of the proposed site for the new stnte Mika building, The attorney general will he one of the ones who must say What is to be paid for1the sight now under consideration. The state is not only watching Mr. Crahbe but the en­ tire commission m to what it pays for the proposed building ailo a t Third and £5hto streets. Mr. Crabhe, you have ample oppor­ tunity to dear your skirt* by holding out af'nlnst the million artel a ha'll* deal at Third, r nd State streets. What do you propose to do ? ! A new Willys-Ktright sign fct the {Service Itatdwatt 0«» by Jurkat, Money to loan 5% interest semi-annually, for 5 or 10 years. or, 5 " 5 1*2% semi-ahnually if a 20 year loan is de­ sired, Loans maybe paid be- • fore due if borrower, desires. W. L. Clemans CEDARVILLE, O, We wish to purchase a few stacks of L O O S E S T R A W Located within 10miles of our mill, Call Cedarville 39*4e rings. , » E. S, HAMILTON, Buyer. The Hagat Straw Board & Paper Co. CEDARVILLE, OHIO V , YonNedPrintingDropInAnd SeeUs