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SS52S—"— TWEHTY'FIFTH YEAR. * NO, 27, CEDARVILUE, OHIO, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1902. PRICE $1.00 A YEAR.
Shirt benefit ' * W OUR CLOTHING * * ...... ‘— .sap 1 Jiem flsssoptment I. C. DAVIS, •>•*...... crc Of Negligee Shirts just received. White |Negligces, Pleated Meets the requirements of the most particular. They fit or we make ’em • CLOTHING, HATS AND ice. Bosoms.___ Figured Negligees in the swellest designs of the. fit, by making all necessary alterations, pressing all gar- season and the always popular madras in all the newest ments before delivering and guaranteeing price life, Q„r FURNISHINGS...... -% satisfaction In every respect. » regular price ~r- ..10q ***• 80o to g3.'(M> l and arrangements were made for the XENIA GOES DRY, OBITUARY. a living faith and a bright reorganization, the excitement and in COUNTY NEWS Hope of Immortality and everlast terest reached the r highest tension The campaign for local option The late MaryBell Matthews Mo- ing life. She waa a living and Loyal YES Oft NO ever attained in the history of the which,.has been the sole topic of..con •Cfonnaughey was boru on January 7, child of the King and was ready congregation. The members of Pres versation in Xenia has now come to a 1865, in Belfast, Highland -county, when the Angel of death called her to 3d Made Hhado bytery made earnest appealsy impas close and it closed in a blaze of glory Gathered and Condensed and departed tins .life June .19, 1902, the Home of the Soul. She frequently [ Of U. P. Church Contin sioned exhortations and fervent for the “Drye,” The liquor men at her liottiB - near Cedarville O., in conversea with her husband as to the Should he Before Our Citi fit apd Hang-. For Busy Readers. e, ued by Rev. Ross, . prayers in the interest of peace and were out bright and parly and opened the presence of her family and a few manner of her going. Her anticipa some even indulged in plain speech matters in Xenia’s notable Fourth friends, ■ Her youthful days were tions were fully realized in her sud zens on 4 he Question v ;seasoned with humor and satire. ward for the purchase of floating spent in the vicinity of Belfast where den departure, fcdcliff,”.....$2.50 Ampng many of the amusing things vote's. A full and fair expression on YELLOW SPRINGS FIRE she received a fair education, in secu "Then lot our sorrow* cease to flow t h e SESSION nEETS God has recalled his pwn remembered were “hits”’made by Dr. the question is expressed by the large lar and moral culture under the be But let our hearty in every woe OF LOCAL OPTION. McMichael. number of votes caBt, 2155 as, against nign influence of day and ’Sun Stilt say thy wilt be done.’” In trying to show how the interests 1767 at the local option election last Eighteen Candidates for Postoffice at That day school and especially through’ the rs! And Calls for an Election of Etder5.<--Mr. pioits influence of religious parents of the congregation > were of more September. There iif much speculation Place.—Jamestown will Likely Get A Movement to Make Greene County A .0 FREEZERS. Georcge Currie, One of the Retired value, than the personal interests Of among the temperance people as to and the atmosphere of a Christian A NEW PROPOSITION. Springfield & Washington Pow* Strictly Local Option County.—Man q t.- $ l1oQ Elders, Presented a Paper Of, any elder,-he likened , it to a story what steps the liquor men will persue home. The light and sunshine oi her er - House.—Large Ship- , young life'attracted a large- circle, of „ At the meeting of the court house Should be Governed by The ' qt.—$1.75 Objections But it Was^ r' told" of Abraham Lincoln. At one as’ thiscannot help but be a, death time after a- great battle where the blow to them and their cause far at ment of Cattle. friends,among them.was Samuel Lew building commission Tuesday the Will of The Majority. . - -• qt.—-$2;()0 Turned Down, Union forces had suffered the loss of least two years. The temperance is M^Counaughey to, whom she was board formulated a new proposition some of Brigadier generals and a people may how bring action against married April 21st 1887 and to whom which was submitted the sewerage Y ellow Srituscm. commission is as follows: '-‘That the There is one thing for which every a lb for Batter. large mule train, some friends were any violator of Beal Jaw before the she bore three children, Blanch, Ver The provisions^ session met on county pay $2000 for the privilege of American^ is - justly proud, and for bemoaning the Toss in the presence of Mayor,' Justice of the Peace or Pro Mr. Towne Carlisle has the first non and Charley, who survive to March 1874 and accepted the resig- ticket issued by the Traction company connecting the court' house and jail which he is ever jealous. It is the a 6 iueli frame the President,' He replied that he bate court; and the. grand jury may Cherish her memory," Her life.was .1 , nations of all the elders and ordered on Market Street, the sura to be paid right td govern himself, guaranteed • did not feel the loss of- the generals take up the case and. violators will fora round trip from this place to made beautiful by the ornaments of an election of seven new elders to1 be Springfield, The oWtier will retain in cash when the sewer is Completed by the constitution of his government. so deeply as the* mule train, for said have to answer® before the court of a meek and quiet spirit. She was a held on-March 28. On that date tbe it as an interesting memento. and in full operation, and to be full This self government does not mean, he, “I can make all the Brigadier Common Pleas or tlio mayor of any real queen in her botne and a mother • acceptance of the resignations was re of rare tact and wisdom motived payment and iulieu of all asses meats that he has the right to do 'as ipdi- • considered,. and they were laid on the generals that I need but I cannot village or city jib the county. The The lime kilu at this plnce has shut by a mother's love. She will be hereafter.” It is not probable that vidaully wills, but as a-majority,of his tableland the resolution was changed make mules,” “And” ■ continued tbe Cain law is the most important law down for the summer and the force sadly missed in the home circle and the offer "of $2000 will be accepted follows will, of which he may he a. . eo that five elders-should bo elected in* Doctor “we can make all the elders that has been passed towards the will denote tifoir- attention towards m i the neighborhood where she made from the'fact that the sewer commis m em ber,If he happens to ho one of stead of seven. The; moderator ,we need very easily, but we cannot the interests oi temperanee, It pro getting oat building stone. The many friends who learned to love her sion is “at sea” as to whether any of a minority the governmental princi preached from Heb. 3:3, after which make congregations.” vides that the taking out of. the U, f*>. lime bore does not stand tbe hot because of her- steading' character. their work has been legal,- Conse ple applies, destroyes his will and,’ the congregation field the election and One of the elders who was asked to revenue license is prima facie evidence weafhsr and a supply will be sent TORE She united with the .Methodist Prot quently,they (are not very desirous pf substitutes thnt of the majority yrhich •. ■ cb,a6 Joseph McCtimpbeli, Paul resign, declared that if he was com- that the person holding it isJ selling from Cedarville. intoxicants and it will thus he easy estant church in her 18th year and accepting the. money under the circum he is bound to accept. This applies Kerr. George Jackson, Joseph . Wad- polled to do so, he would go. clear out w m m - -f or-tbe-Aud itor-teHissess^heJfow-tax- __The Public Library is becoming gave her heart to God in the days of stances. Some of the members of the- whether it he questions of national, die and Samuel Neshit. This being of the denomination. In reply to againBt the person or persons., There quite popular and is well patronized. her youth. She wag not' content courthouse commission are inclined state or-local importance..—Americana.:— mmmm iynnm—>—■ all that received a majority of votes this the Doctor , said that when he- are few who'care to attempt the side The contest for the post office is with the mere form of service without toHbink they have.a'right to Connect resent the inference that they are not .their election was -made unanimous was ft boy ho studied tbe traits of ani of liquor without paying the govern warming up and a report' is afloat the power, She Bought and found to the main sewers, and that, this can capable of deciding questions whi.ch George Jackson was the only member This wonder- mals and, had, observed that when.a that there eighteen candidates for the the pearl of great price and retained be done by applying to the State materially effect them.. The people \ ? of the session reelected. The other ment tax. will save youf *, sheep was lurned’oufc of the houfto, it office, . . ‘ it as an honored guest and1 a rich in Board of Health which body Could can always, be.trusted, for the.gov- , ? members of the old session then tend would bleat round and try’ to get heritance, making her life. worth order the connection and there is no eminent is theirs. With some sensi-r when attacked € ered their* resignations which were ao- MEETING OF COUNCIL Mrs, George ,-FuAderburg waa . It always || back, but when a hog was turned out, living nnd a joy forever. —For her— appeal, from this, boards"decision. rive souls the saloon is a thing so sac- __ ted, and Use new members were it would immediately tijrn around found dead in bed Monday morning. red’t hat- it must not be interfered' • looping and There were no' startling develop To live was. Christ a'njd to die The sewer question along with the istailed on Friday May 1st 1874. and fry to “root” the pen over. She bad been afflicted with Bright’s with. , In the common judgment of ugh. For a bad, ments at council meeting Monday was gain. When she moved to metal furniture is furnishing, plenty Messrs Joseph Waddle and Samuel At that time these things, which disease for several years but was nev mankind, liquor selling is a crime. :oid in the head, evening after all the talk about pur er considered serions, A daughter, Cedarville she transferred her mem of study for the board, and it may be Nesbit'being ordained in . connection now seem amusing, were doubtless re We beleive there is scarcely a citizen ■ chasing five hundred feet af new fire Josie, slept with her mother and bership to the M. E, church of that some time before' either are- satisfac »at or lungs, it .with their installation. In those ex garded as tinned with sharp stings. in this township, but has heard Of the lie. Doses are j • hose. - - - - - death was not discovered until after place where she was highly respected, tory adjusted* ercises the Rev. Richard Turnbull of We caii now recall them With a smile and honored and proved herself to be recent local option election in Xenia iildren. like it. ? Keprcscntativea from five ,or six she had* gottbn up. and to some extent has taken more or rgBU, Fric* as ctnlf. # ficiated, preaching- from the text but then they were in a time and un a Christian. She was an afiicted REPORT IS DENIED. ; found in Matthew 3:3 last clause, be different concerns were present and, The Pennsylvania' railroad has less interest in the work from a moral der conditions when their humor could made short speeches in regard to the daughter for 17 months suffering in- fore the ordination. built a spur above town for the the . In a reqent issue of. ttie Herald our standpoint. . How, Xenia has been npt .be enjoyed. It was a critical quality of their htiso. They all sub tensly. As slio neared the end she Oil the day set for • the installation, time in the history of Cedarville Con* accommodation of E. S, Kelley in his like the Apostle had an intense desire readers possibly- read an article in favored with a local option election mitted samples. Council decided not reference to a-„ report that the Re Mr, George Currie, one of the retired gregatioD, but she passed-through, it numerous shipping interests to and to depart' which is far better. , She under the.Beal law Bnd her people to open tbe bidB until this evening. formed Presbyterian church had asked TON'EER. - riders, presented a paper of objections and it is an unfailing tribute to her from his large Whitehall Farm* became perfectly resign to leave hus have said that there is to be; no sa There was a question as to when t.hd for admission into' the .United Pres uirness and Snliafac-l .against tbe ordination and installation strength that she could pass through band nnd chjldren and fly into the loons . Jamestown has had local hose could be paid' for as at-present A firo broke out in the ware house byterian church'at the recent meeting iuaranfeed, : of the new ciders. The objections such an ordeal and live. next to J. M. Birch’s store Monday arm§ of her Saviour who was waitihg option for Over ft year and they have. there is not sufficient money In the of the General Assembly. ■ This re Cedar villa,-0 Ma| were not considered valid, Or explicit On Sept, 28,1874, thp congrega morning and had, there not been to receive her spirit -in the Paradise no saloonB nor the sale of liquor; in B. It.Nol. fire fund to penult- a lull payment. port is now denied and according to a enough to stop the ordination, and tion again presented a call to Pres prompt work by the fire department prepared for those who love him. any manner. Then, why does Gedar- Mayor McFarland will report on the communicated article below there is . Mr. Currie gave notice of an appeal bytery, This time for Rev. J. B. there would have been a great loss of "Servant of tfoil, welUfone; vilie Btay irt the rear? Why cannot to Presbytery, and the moderator and matter this evening. *- 1'hy glorious warfare past. , no truth in the report. Our infor wo have a local option election for Whitten of.Beaver Valley Presbytery. The bill of Dr. Knisley for services property, A largo part of the store Austin McDowell were appointed to It was sustained forwarded,but was too The battle fought tbe race is run mation on the subject’ came from one corporation and township? The sen during the smallpox epidemic is still goods was carried out, hut there was And then art crowned at iast.n answer bis appeal to Presbytery. well up in educational circles and one timent expressed in the extremely late. Before it reached him he had. before the council. Some favor tbe some daillage by smoke. The loss is . ■ A. if. His appeal was not sustained and he in whom we have utmost confidence, large vote at Xenia Tuesday tells us accepted elsewhere and the congrega immediate payment, while others are fully covered by insurance. The late Hannah Owens was born passed out of the 1J, P. church entire tion was doomed to a second disap consequently we did- not deem ifcmec that Greene county m\ist be a local of the opinion that it is too high. J amestown . in Clark Co., O,, April 19th, 1856j, oseary r to verify the report. While option county and we beleive her peo- J ly* *• . » pointment* The hill calls lor services to the Harvo Cummings sold to Swift & and departed this fife at her home on This reorganization of the congre the report had been in circulation for pie want it so. We may hear that ajiiettire oftbl amount of something like 8168. Co. 68 head of fine cattle as have Chillicothc Btreeh Cedarville, 0., June gation by the provisional session did WELL KNOWN ACTOR ILL over a ’ week, before it appeared in by the expulsion of the saloons the Council then adjourned until this eve gone out of the .city lieretofor, for 12th at 2 a, m, when she slumbered lad a Kodak nof not completely settle the difficulty, Sprint, we had in no instance ever drugstores will only be benefited. ning, . suddenly into the long long sleep *inl it was still unsatisfactory to a EdmUhu Rruseella, who played which he received 6fc per pound, heard it denied, hut since the article Yes, this may be true, hut iflaws and from which no Christian ever wakes Ink of its and; number of the congregation and an here several timeB, each night .to The steers average 1425 pounds and appeared the report has been "vigor ordinances are enforced there is no * SPECIAL CARRIAGE. to weep, She retired at 10 p. m. ns Sept. 20, 35 members again peti crowded houses, is” confined to his the lot brought $6500. ously denied. The Rev. Dr, Morton reason why they cannot be stopped. make the pict well ns usual. Owing to heart trou tioned Presbytety for a Second Cedar* home at Springfield with-that dread Frank Harper also sold 17 head has asked permission for a letter, We have a two fold. object in view in Y O U R Koda Whitelaw Reid, specisl ambassador that averaged 13G8 pounds and went ble her spirit fled swiftly to the heav ville congregation, This was not disease, consumption. His company which we cheerfully grant. We do advocating local option for Cedar of the United States to the corona in same shipment. The consignment enly Caanan prepared for those "who SI .00 to &KM. ■; granted. They were advised how* disbanded at Liberty* .Ind,’, on ac. not care to taka Up the discussion of ville, Firet, that it will have a ten tion, will have A eerriage to himself in went to Boston. ' follow in the footsteps of the Master, —o— ever to go hack and acquiesce in the count of his Severe sickness and whan, the matter blit will reserve the right dency towards raising the moral stand the royal procession through London’s She was united in marriage to A. C. to investigate and at some future action or else withdraw and join other he was able to travel his father took 0. F, Dillman and Win. Frey, of ard and second,it wifi be of great ben t CO., Dniggisb,' streets to day. Owens Sept. 27, 1877, .It was a Un time give the result to our readers. him home. We understand no one ficials of the Springfield, Jamestown efit to Xenia and Jamestown itt that Iperx House, congregations, which they did. Two The official list originally placed iou of hearts as welt ns hands and of the retired elders and their families and Washington fine, were in the parties cannot drive here and get * is allowed to see • him except those Mr. Reid in a carriage with Turkhan nothing but death could eej connected with Dr, Morton’s congre whose duty it is to attend him. city the first of the week, The power reformed nnimiYTEritAHa did not supply. The day is not far distant Pasha, special representative of the; them so peaceful and happy was their gation, another and his family went house of the company will be located ask fob admission , when our county will not have wbat Sultan of Turkey, and Admiral Gere- life. The fruit of this union in blessings to Clifton, two more with their famil -NOTICE. at this place and part of their busi Mr. E ditor : is known as ft “ wet” precint in it v», representing the French Republic, none can estimate until the great ies went to the 2nd Xenia church and ness here was to get an option on tarn! In the columns of the Cedarville Then in a local option county the' and, according to court usages, they Judgment day. They were blessed people will find that men of high some other members connected with Notice Is hereby gtecn that The Spring for the purpose. 4 Herald for Juno 20tb it was stated would occupy the rear seat, while Mr, by five promising children. The the First Xenia congregation. To iiel
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Ybmkmt Cnncar Cgrwt.' I A O a rsfo l fri\c t{ci<;tld, ALL OVER THE HOUSE [ i. Httrtling pmof of a wonderful ad Exchangem #1.00 A YEAR. ' vance to moau-ine is given by drug What te Do If a Child la AoeidaiHalty gist G. W. Roberts o f Elis* be th, W. Poisonad. [B u yw , ’ • Ya, An old man them bad long euf kahlh agu.v' |(4itou«*#Pv*#r(»«gw. ffome children m m to have the CEDAIiVILLK OHIO, fertd with what good' doctors pro knack of endangering th d r -small nounced iucuralde cancer. They be lives with alarming frequency, and TMMi-fkjtmim FRIDAY, JUNE 27, laoa. lieved bis case hopeless til! he used a^ccouNre # Electric Bittern and(I Applied Bueklin’e | ^ 5.® ^ I)rj-l,arcu for all sorts •. **- dmduals sfiieUcd. -t, Aruiea Halve, which treatment coni*j and conurums of emergoneift?. TteBBtkiwfi.aiL promptly made ar.d remiticd, ^ The postal rsosipto for May were 11 pletly cured him. . When Elect riot There i> tho child, lor instance, Meats are deceptive. Unless you per cent above those of last year. A* Bitters am used to expel bilious, kid j who has the mania for tasting, TlRAFTH on New York tad ft. nay and microbe jwiaemsat the mine | Nothing is safe from its small lips, Tho Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which h** beem ! are a good judge, you can never fol Cttinati sold at lowest r*us ® ftnhnHcalton of the condition of buw- In uso for over SO years, has borne the signature or time this salve exerts its matchless from the dregs left at the bottom of what you ae getting until you have cheapest and most convenient neW thin I* proqf that tbs wave of healing power, hlood diseases, skin and has been made under hla per it served and partially oaten. We send money by mail. . ^ ! prosperity w still ririog. fathers coffee cup to the fascinat eruptions, - ulcers and sores vanish. sonal supervision since its infancy* know meats. W.e select stock with ing bottles on mother’s washstand. Allow no one to deceive you in this. Bittern Stic, Halve 2ye ni Ilidgway & view to having the-bost meats, Wq TOANH made on Real Es(at« il It » stated that Dr. E. H. Koonce; Co’s . : . •' - This fasting mania is very apt to All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Jnst-as-good” are but X l sonal or Collateral Heeuriq’ ^ no Alaskan romioimry, drove 3,200 end with the child being poisoned Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of know how to select stock and there Borne time ago we spite of the sooner or la te r.. AU lotions and ifo* In&uits and ChilOrexx-Experience against Experiment. [ fo.e have meats ■ you may depew Williara Wildman^Pres .; miles oo a dogaled on bis way to at; iments should be kept under lock tend the recent Presbyterian confer record o fMr< Patterson, of Colorado, upon—meats that will please you. Seth W^Smith, Vicepr« ' and key, W. J- Wildmnn. C&J ence held in New York, who had addressed the United States Some cough mixtures contain • c ' • , ■ / •; •_: — Senate about 600 times at that writ large percentage of opium, and at What Is GASTORIA Western rural correspondents say ing, Row Im record shows 7SH re they are sweet to the taste a tiny Cfcuitoria is a harmless substitute Tor Cantor Oil, Bare* that it is impossible to hiregood work*’ marks, elalxnate and incidental, in child is yery apt to seize tho bottles goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant* It C. W.CHOOSE & SONTHE BEST contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic : med even at higher wages than usual a. Senatorial career of only four if- left within its reach and drink thl entire contents. substance. Its age is its guarantee* It destroys Worms GOODS DELIVERED Product of the ma Thus the testimony of prosperity con months. Fortunately some poisons bfVe and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind » Telephone No. 74. and stock farru tinues to he volunteered from. *11 Oolfo. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation Caution! the effect of making the child sick ! *®“Fresh Fish Always on Hand. ways be found n sources. , . . iand so lessening the danger. But and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the R B U il This Is not a gentle word- but when U not wait for nature to relieve Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Meat Store of-. Among the centennial messages to I herself in this way, hut give the The Children’s Panacea—Tho M other's Friend. UQtY West Point was one from Field Mar C. E. TODD, Charles Weimeij shal Viscount Wolseleyv of England, had the largest Jale of any G E N U I N E CASTO RIA ALWAYS C O R D 1 I in which he said; l‘I slwp; i quote in the world since 1866 for the cure mixed in half a teacupful of warm Livery, Feed and Goach Stable together with ereq water. Should iliia not act in fif Bears the Signature of ■ the American army as being, in my. and treatment of Consumption and « thing to be found in a THE Throat and Lung troubles without los teen minutes, repeat the dose. Aft 2% and 24 North Limestone St., Views of soldiers, the best army in the er the child has been sick give cop! ■ first-class meat m*der ing. its great popularity all these yearn Phone, Main 737, Springfield. O, Also handles foe cell world. ’ you will be thankful ’we called your ous drafts of warm water. HIGH Si attention to BoschceVGerman Byrun. The symptoms of opium poison .brated Swift Compwj1 The Treasury Deparmeift has de There are so many ordinary cough ..ing are vomiting; drowsiness, end- Hams. And courtwdj remedies made by druggisto'and others I iug finally; in stupor. At all costs : and honest treatmeil COMES IN cided the state of Ohio is entitled to Double Daily Train Service about $46,000 interest, etc., on loans that a^e cheapand good for Ught colds the little one must be kept awake, goes with the above, 1 perhaps, but for severe Coughs, Bron- or, poor mite, he will never wake VIA TUB AND A COL t f made to arm and equip her soldiers ehttis, Croup—and especially for Com 1 again. Resort to smart slaps, if nec- Goode Delivered. during the civil war. Congress will, sunjption, where there 5s diffieiilt. ex- [ essary,- to effect this and carry, him In Use For Over 30 Years. [jouisvIHe & Telephone 60. FOR EVEI be asked to appropriate the necessary 7 T pec'toration and coughing during the} into the air. In all easel of poison- TOcegNTAUff COttPAKV* MURHAV9TM8KT, W*WtPHKCVltV«‘ FreBh Fish, THE BOOK! payment. nights and mornings, there is nothing ing remember: ISfashville R. R. r , v—~ — —- - '■ like GermaU Byrup. , Sold, by all]-- First,—Send instantly for the TRACTIVE H JTo Cure a Cold in One Day. druggists in the civilized world. * , ’ doctor. ' . • Between' HELP YOU G. G. Qu e e n , Woodbury, N. J, 'Second.—Make the.child violent Adam's Resraurant Take -Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Cincinnati, Louisville, LEMS. ly sick, Chicago and S t. Louis and Dining Boon ets. All druggists refu n(I the money Mark Twain and the Prince. Tlurilf—KeepTmnrawake.' if it fails to cure. '35. W. Grove’s While ho was in England Mark And, finally, I would suggest that* l ***Hot W eather Fabrics... and Corner High and Limestone 6tr< signature is on each box, 25c. Twain says his head was once taxed' a ■ child with a ‘Tasting - mania” Nashville, Memphis Springfield, Ohio. as gasworks. He wrote Queen Yie- should be cured of its propensity Atlanta, Birmingham ^ ■' ’ -.j .. . ‘ '( by leaving an attractive looking but -AT- Mobile, New Orleans for Pal A Frenchman has devfse a^cable . toria a friendly letter of protest, Saying: *1 don’t know you, but I’ve bitter tasting liquid within its Florida and Red Suppressed laying plow which cuts the earth to a met your son. • He wus at tho head reach. ■ ■ . Oulf Coast Points. Menstr depth ot three feet and lays a cable at stJTOHisoir & ‘GMrarrSe of a procession in. the Strand,1 and I Saved from an Awful Fate. , TLrongli Sleeping Cara and- Chair Cross PAINFUL the bottom'of the cut at one operation. was on a bus.” “Everybody said I had conaump- Our Plate Glass Show Cases Display Waists, Cars. An Unexcelled Din Mensfnal If is designed for use across the desert Years afterward he met the Prince ing Car ’ Service AnJ«PRBVENTlVaii {tion,” writes Mrs. A.-M. Shields, of Collars, TIes-»AII Naw Cesigns. Tansy ...... ' of Sahara to connect the Lake Tchad, of Wales, now King Edward VII,, Chambersburg, Pa., “I-was so low . Low Rate Excursions IRR£GUUJlIIIO,?j at Homburg. They had a long walk MATTING—The Twine Chain Carpet Patterns, very choice, Over ' Are Safa axid Rolf* region with civilization, at the same nftcr six ponths of severe sickness, , First and Third Tuesday each Month Pills 13B~ Perfectly Hr and talk together. When bidding can id byJHay Fever and Asthma, 10,000 yds received this season—10c up. time obviating the difficulties exper him goodby, the prince said, ‘‘T am ienced with pole-strung wires which | that few thought I could get well, but WINDOW TRIMMINGS-Arabiau J^ble Warp, Swiss Calais For rr.tea, mops, foHere and time glad to have met yoit again.” tables, address The Ladies - am opt by hostile natives; , * I learned of the marvelous merit of j jSrnssells, etc,, etc. S C f ip i Has noqseer-il This remark troubled Twain,. who . . Dr, King’s New Discovery' for Con C. L, STONE, Oen. Pass. Agt., P R IC E $1.C^00N M r / J U i • |p ..:...:...... • . feared that he had been mistaken . sumption, used it, and was completely PORTEIRES- -All colors 98c up. Xouisviiie, i£y. Sentpostp*!d on ireceipt of ting. Mills and I Those who rise Maple City Bdf Washing price. Money refunded iif * n not n t kas a V t for some ..one else.—He .communi- jeuted.” For desperate- Throat and HOSIERY—Black Cat, great wearers, great sellers; 35 cent quality, Soap will uanally Lave no other kind, be cated this suspicion to, the, prince, !:lAin^:Di8easesif safest curein iijrTSaSrploMufrBbaklattlSfUMT cause it does better work and docs it easier. who replied, “Why, don’t fyou re the world, and is infallible for.Coughs very popular,, Via tie Cinchona Co*. DesMoinas.ie member when'you met me in tho Colds and Bronchial Affections, Guar MUSLIN UNDERWEAR—-Not made in sweat-shops, Defender THE ROOSEVELT LIVERY. For sale by C. M. Ilidgway. Leads Them Alt. Strand and I was at tho head of a anteed bottles 50e aud 81,00 ' Trial Brand. • . “One Minute Cough Cure beats all procession and you were on a bus ?” bottles free at Ridgivay & Co’s: President Roosovblt has adopted- Other medicines I- ever tried for —Tell us why a druggist offers you DRESS t hew livery for his coachman and coughs, colds, croup and throat uud Tbis iB thts onc montb of -the 'year footman. It consist* of the. regula a substitute for the Madison Medi when the girls seem ipyfeli o Vef each' lung troubles,’* says D. Scott Curriii, cine Co’s. RockyMouatnin Tea. Does tion coat and trousers. The trou other fo be referred to as the ‘'beauti GOODS Caveiu,*nd Trede-Marlii olitainedind *11J of Loganton, Pa. One Minute Cough he love you or is he after the bigger I sers are very faint cream doeskin,; ent bminej* conducted for Moderate Pec*. m n profit? Think it. over. As ’ your ful, charming and talented daughters” Our Orricc la oetoeiTc U-*. Ratent ornctU ■ Cure is tho only absolutely safe Cough J cut to the knee, with patent leather And we can secure sAtentrn lees time thin tk- remedy . which acts immediately. druggist,- From nn inspection of the marriage Dimities, Organdies, Mulls, Chiffontlte, Wellington boots. The coat and remote f r«m WAxltlngton. ' ,, Send model, drewinx or photo., with deMtiyi Mothers everywhere testify to this columns of tho papers one is ^Agrees* Linens, Bilk Ginghams, Lawn, Mercerized vest are slashed with yellow and tion. We idrire, if p»tenUble or not, fr« r* as as green, and the beaver hat is adorn chenre. OurfeenotaucSU patent is secured, good it has done their little ones. The. latea t. positive 1 cyidenco .that I ed. with the inference that there ni ust Ginglmm, Khaki Silk, Taffeta, Peau De Soue-, A lUMtMWT./'HowLMObfon P*tenU,"wHl ed with the tricolor cockade which co*t of Mtrie in the UVS. end foreign counlrin Croup is so sudden in its attacks that railroads are soulless corporations isj i>fe a reinarkable eimilarity in their ap (cntfree. Addrett, , an order issued by a superintendent pearance. etc., etc. • Was introduced early to this admin the doctor often arrives too late, istration. This livery was used for C.A.SNOW&CO. yields at once to One Minute Cough of the Pennsylvania Railroads -com One. WAtENT OrrlCC. WA»HIN0T0N, D. C. NOTICE TO the first time recently when the ---vW--vvvvv»wvvvvvvvvvvvM»i] -Cure.. Pleasant to take. Children like pany to gatekeepers at all stations in A Pocket Cold Core, BUY ONLY. OF presjdent drove to the depot on his it. Sure cure for grip,' bronchitis, his division to-forbid passengers from Krause’s Cold Cure is prepared in way to distribute diplomas , to the At Toledo the \1 kissing friends and relatives good-bye W ‘l0 ,fo™ ftnd ,wi!1 cure 8 cold iu Annapolis cadets. The footman’s Steamers connect w| coughs. wUan ’ the head, throat, chest or any portion Ac. O.I33TV3BY. D o n *t B e F o o l e d S when getting on trains.' 1 of tho btnly in 24 hours. Yc ' ou ‘ don’t livery differs slightly from that of Take tire genuine, wlfM [ Manufacturers R, R You’ve gqt to hustle all the time to ~ r. . , , , , have to stop work either^ Price 25c. the coachman, as the coat is cut ROCKY MOUNTAIN W l at Company’s Warcl away almost to the ex' mt of a Made only by Midlien M«*f| keep in the Bwim. If yon are slip ■Wise is the girl whoso sense of [gold by C. M. Ridgway, cine Co., MedUon, Wli. jt| transfer of about 51 ping down the ladder of prosperity, Self interest prpmpts her to take' Bwallowtail, and the skirts or spikes koep* you well. Our tnH'fl are very long. The effect is strik mark cut on - eech pecfctfiJ Steamers leave whdT| take Rocky Mountain Tea. Makes Rocky Mountain Tea. I t fills her full Price, 35 cent*. Never *mH of vigor and there is always honey in AH Size*. ing, The green and yellow trim I* bulk. Accept no ntWh-I arrive Detroit 1:15 people strenuous. Ask you druggist «Hem*iruihi tutc. A*k your dructlet. her heart for you. Ask your druggist. A lawyer was questioning a wit- S u m m e r mings are noticeable at a distance. A1 gonad, Marine Oil » # I ness about Bomo chickens that had No other livery in the city is like Huron and other pij The report on the mule camp • j •— I this, and the good purpose is served New Orleans has been made public, -If you want Hemp Twine get I disappeared from the hack yard of Michigan afternooij 8-ply Kentucky River Mills, insect old negro, who accused several H <1 *1 ? v n T T * 1 "1 * P O j I*1 ^bat the president's equipage can CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH Low rates. Fronq showing that $18,000,000 worth of hia neighbors of stealing them, J L J . JLJLX U L L J L v « 7 jbe recognized at a distance merely horses and moles were shipped from proof, sold only by i by the livery of his attendants, j . M * Kerr & Hastings Bros, [The examination of one witness is PENNYROYAL PILLS? that port, about 175,000 animals be reported by tho Atlanta Journal as ing sent in no less than 166 voyages. follows; That will lx* mutable for all classes, as Wanted. Plngpong and Dlulpation, The station was not used for recruit “Were the chickens in the yard P* our stock is complete in every respect We would like to ask, through the’ Pingpong has at last fallen tinder Whets W«dd| ing men or operating in any way “Yessar.” ' ■ ami comprises different lines of : : | the columns of your paper, if there is the ban of the law keepers of Scot *T)i& yon see them in the yard?” Most clergymen] against the neutrality laws, land. In the city of Dundee tho po “Yesaar,” present their vriv] lice magistrates have decided that "Were they in a coop?” C h a i r s B e d s t e a d s that arc hande ^ FHfliy Temptoa ta India. « • ! * m «»lllc MEM, *ea)M With blue r» * t I this, latest fashionable game is det ha* not been cured—and we also mean ®Ak« * • »it,rr. Jtoftoeo dangerow. »■*# f formancc of th e 1 R o e k e r s M a t t r e s s e s UtUM.hu* InllaUMm. Smlrei'DiWA Sacred cows often defile Indian iem rimental to the morals of a sober "Were they nt large?” their results, such as sour stomach, ot Mnl do. in auim for ra rtln lin , To* { It is probable, a I city. I t seems that all public houses *4Kt « Relief for j pies, but worse yet is a bod/ that’s "What, sar.P’ ' C o u e l i e s fermentation of food, habitual costive- J#,*#*Test!mor.;*!J. BsUlfj recently, that not polluted by constipation. Don’t per of that town or nearly all have pro neee, nervous dyspepsia, headaches, "Were the chickens at large?” OHICHBSTIIB OHSMIOAIj CO. cent, oi clergymc| mit it.' Cleanse your system with Dr. vided pingpong tables for their pa "Well, ear, some or ’em was large, CciitDr T ables "W aslistan d s despondent feelings, sleeplessness—in ttH.*»dhm Uonak , pinuuM ] nied these little si King’s New Life Pills and avoid, urn irons, (ahd the custom of playing but mos* or ’em was li’P ones” j fact, any trouble connected with the S « h i UJ* eootur. expoet them as r.J told misery, They give livers, active for drinks has grown so rapidly that Sidfiboards Djcessittg Stands ! stomach or liver? This medicine has the bishop said," bowels, good digestion, fine appetite, the jails arc not large enough to ac * fRIEwFfA^NOTiCE. been sold for many years in all civil marries a clergy] Only 25c at Ridgway & Go’s, drug commodate all the victims of the ized countries, and we with to octree- Sick Headache? the two one tofoi store, game. Consequently, greatly arous Wheat harvest is at hand. Will you Carpets! Carpets! j pond with you and Bend ycu one of ilc-go she may ec ed by this Budden increase of intem kindly return our sacks, and we will J our books free of ooet. If you never Food doesn’t digest well? her to demand ai , August Flower, try one bottle Indiana democrats refused to in perance, the magistrates haye decid pay you for same which will save us We represent some of the largest manufacturing Appetite poor? Bov/els her husband pcrfl dorse Bryan and the Kansas City ed that henceforth pingpong may ; nrat. We have never known of its from buying otm thousand new ones, concerns in this line which enables us to quote failing. If so, something more serious constipated? Tongue coatfedr owl* the fee to ha platform, while the Liberal Democrats not be played in places where liquor A clergyman’! and oblige. Yours Trulv, prices that surprise all ; : ; ; : : * 4 ' m the matter with you. Ask your It’s your liver! Ayer’s Pill* of New York hold to the Nebraskan, t o sold. ______street has invest tf The D. S.Ervih Co, t oldest druggist, are liver pills; they cure dys and denounce Hill as an arch traitor. G, G. Gsasor, Woodbury, N, J, came from weddj • B 4: m • pepsia, biliousness. woman keeps lu Thus the breach widens, „ Fancy lemons and oranges at 2Sc. All drui’^Isls. dren in shoes Ira Gray & Co.’s. BiXDlnt Twink .—Tlie time to buy A GREAT RELIEF . W**t f n t mau,t»
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J f U U i(.i. th* FU* u K ef a F»|lcKrtu» Tarmlea* , The illustrated special' sporting sec Tbs construction of the fence has tteit to a Novel. LRYILLE, m ixit tion or The Bunday Chicago Record* commenced and in a few day# a re* WISH A few years ago one of our most Herald thoroughly deserve# the atten popular novelist* w&# busily en production of the Great' Pan Ameri voun gaged in writing a aerial novel for tion of everyone interested in #portiag can Exposition will take place. 1* ahfcifai, (V,W a London journal when a certain new#. Iti# always beautifully illus Up to date 21 fraternal organist* HOUSE nobleman called, on her in a state of trated, and embrace# four full page# Hon# have responded to Chairman Customers l4 # ^ intense excitement. covering with thoroughness that satie Wilson’# invitation for parade#. The i*JJ Ncir YnrV n , 5 TYUSI1’ “Do tell me,” said he, “Iiave you ties to the whole realm ot sports. Executive Committee i# arranging to If you want ft Hat that is finished the story now appearing Baseball news, racing news, bowling handle no let# than .60,000 people. f j *'** k***1 r»ti! <# in — becoming to your feature* l feoet ooiivonit^ 1 ^ It is claimed that this undertaking bj by mail. *** “Why, of course; some time ago,” news, cycling news, pugilistic news, and suits your taste, Sulli was 'the reply. golf news, yachting news-—all the the ELKS will he the greatest gather van, the .Hatter caa please ;w* SwiUiSgtate • “ Dess# - thcr -heroine - die a t the sporting news lap given with Uie great-, ing of. its kind in the history of you both in style and price. LoUateral {Sccuriijv end?” , eat degree of fullness and interest. Bpringfield. Gov. Nash and bis Btaff We have some especially “Oh, certainly. After such con The sporting page of the daily issues have been invited to take part in the Wmjuj , Pres., sumptive symptoms as I have de for hot weather wear in is also exceptionally popular—-a.self- parade on “Governor*# Day” Monday straw and light-weight felt. scribed how could she possibly evident fact to those who have noted July 7th; alifo Gen. Mile# ha# been live?” • . invited to review the parade on that We positively can please “But you must make her live. the general vogue of The Chicago Record Herald among sporting men, day. A corps of 'advertisers are now., you if you will inspect our You must change the catastrophe, line* Prices on straw hats for on your heroine’s life depends advertising within a circle surround*: S s F my daughter’s.” . Spring Fever, ing Bpringfield of 75 miles. The from 9c to $3.00, ffelt hats “Your daughter’s?” exclaimed Jabour Circus-^ Menagerie Co., carj from 35c to $3.50, , tl,e m th Spring fever is another name for bil ami stock f«rn, caa the novelist in surprise, iousness, It is more serious than most ry nationalities that represent the en “ Yes,” was the startling rejoin people think, A torpid liver ,and in. tire world. I t is the'only show who *«J« »* found at der. “She has ' all the various can truthfully my that it represents a Meat Stoi-g of A BUILDING WILL APPEAR active bowels mean* poisoned system. symptom# of consumption which Congress of all Nations. The man you haye described and watches If neglected,, serious illness may follow agement must be given credit when it UGLY OR BE A UtlF UL , A t- mournfully for every number of such symptoms. DoWitt’s Little Early SULLIVAN, the Hatter, es- ’Weiuio] ■ynnr ttow I, wnrling V r ftWO fnte Risers remov - ill danger by stimulat. will contract with a man like Diavollo, 27 S. Limestone, Springfield, O, : ' together • with CORDING AS IT IS PAINTED in that of your heroine. Now, if ing the liver, opening the bowels and who “loops the loop” at a~salary of you make your heroine live I-feel $2000 a week. The Jabour Circus & ,' tMogto be found }„* cleansing the system of impurities, persuaded that my daughter, whose Safe pills. Never gripe, “I have Menagerie Co’s, weekly expenses for . firet class meat marl- THE LOWE BROTHERS unagination has been very deeply taken DeWitt’s Little Early Risers 26 weeks, the season, are $8200 per Also handles the ceil impressed, will live too. Come, a week. They .travel in their own life, to save is a temptation”-— for torpid - liver every spring for brated Swift Company train And it is claimed that they have IJalns, And courteotj “Not to be resisted,” added the years,” writes R. M. Eyerly, Mounds, Cut This Out—It’s forth a Half Dollar! novelist. ville. W. Va. “They do me more the finest aggregation of. trained wild *nnd honest tmumj COMES IK EVERY#FASHIONABLE-SHADE animals of any Circus Company 'in ; goes with the above. Consequently the last chapter was good than anything I have ever tried.” AND A COLOR SCHEME MAY BE HAD changed, ,-Thfe heroine recovered and tite world. • A. B O X O B ’ 'freih was duly made happy. About five What Advertising Did for One Man. The officers of the "Jabour C ircus^ 16. . FOR EVERY KIND OF HOUSE . years after the novelist met the Menagerie Co., tire George Jabour, nobleman at a party, The newspaper man is an enemy to President, Capt. F. F, Stall, Business Df. . 1 . Chase’s Fresh Fish and' , “Ah l” he exclaimed,
a m i * mmrn mm Mr j There ha* be«a several bights j some one meddling with the electric rV.W«W«VV.¥.Vl'*'.W«mVAVAVVW.'rt Local and Personal Mines Whether these partte* aware oc’ not, there I* « law which Baggie* painted at Wolford'*. provides t penitentiary sentence to The te a iiiflg Seoarge Mm. j . W. Dixon is entertaining those who tap the Hue# of telephone, Jit Bird’s mammoth Store telegraph or electric light companies, i tl I - - her neiee, Eliza Jones, of Chiflfootbe. for a number of years la this city has beea Mr. John fathauC, of KirkaviUe, A suit ha* been brought by Charle* Gillaugh against James Kepnon for a Mo., „was the guest of Mrsf Geo, .High Prices.T*** You Can (Jet in Trade Harper, over Sunday, grocery bill. The former is holding ten per cent of the latera wage* In W e are here to annihilate that Scourge with —Try some of those cereals at the hands of the paper company.- a medicine called aifep es* doss, fo r ®Ve«dbt‘3@^yp»- Cooper’s, Cream of Wheat, PetUjobo'a Tbe suit Is set for Saturday morning Breakfast Food, Ralston’s Breakfast in Squire Wolford’s court, . | To/pcwr11 >, for 3l*Pt Grape Nats, Mothers Crushed Oats, “LOW PRICES” jLio. por pt- fur T/ttrd or H aeon Haiti Vita, Force, etc. I still baye a very good assortment to the public in general it has a pleasant sen of Collars on hand and as the Collar sation. Here it is in Liberal Doses! Woodbridge Ustickjha& returned, season is nearly over llwill sell at re from Columbus after a pleasant visit duced rates what I have on hand, with his brothers in that city. Dorn tiie Hamate Man. i Shoes This Week we Offer You... Olney brand of peas, tomatoes, corn J. C„ Barber who recently pur- That Are Not Last Year’s Styles. and beets at Gray & Co.’s, j chased tbe Ervin ball.over his sto red Zrfidie^ oxfods, patent leather, regular price $L50 (o close1 A 25 lb bag of Fine Granulated Remnants of Seersucker Ging Mm, J» X, Lott has returned froiin making some chages in tbe room by: Washington C. H, after a visit with taking out the slanting floor aud $1.25 Sugar for $1,33* hams (regular price i2lc) at 10c per Ladia' Oxford*, Vici Kid, regular price $1.59 to close at.....$125 yard. " ‘ , ' ' . he* daughter Mrs. Will Bradfote- - ' leveling same where it was when first Ladies? oxfords, Yici Kichregular price $X,25 to close at...$1,90 20 lbs. of A. Sugar for $1.00. Mrs. George Murray, of Hasting, constructed. In the change the room Ladies sandals, Patent leather, regular .price 01,00 to close can be adopted to different perposes 30c. 7 lbs. of Rolled Oats .for $i.oo. Ladies’ Shirt Waists, last sea Neb,, was the guest last week of Mrs. Misses’- oxfords, Patent leather, sizes 124 to 2, regular price ' A Barrel of Snow Ball or Gol son’s styles in white and colors, at George Harper. - that will require a level floor. $1,50, to, eloto *t 83,25 den Rule Fjour, delivered, for $1.00, one-half the regular price, ask to see No better time to paint the buggy Much interest is being taken as to Misses’ oxford*, Patent leather, sizes 9 to 12, regular priee 81.25 what the postal receipts for. tbe Gov to close at, A***'-*’*.#Ai».*'*»,*l**»i¥k»**-**.W.* . * . * • - 0 0 ■ them. thau right now. At Wol lord's, llrneGf ssndnSB, ^ici Kid, regular price, $1, to close at,,**...SOc Big Bargains in Men’s Wom ernment will be on next Monday. an’s and Children’s Tan Shoes. W e sell „ the Ferris Waists* for Rev, and Mr*. Howard Jamieson The National Tribune of Washington. ’-y ’ ■' • . " ■ ..Dry'''Goods... 1 ,■ (nee Sallie Copley), are the pront D. C, i* allowing four guesses for one Lace Hoes for Laeies Misses Misses and Children, also the “M” parents of a girl, ■ dollar, on prizes ranging as high as1 They Are Not Shelf Worn nor Faded W aists. ' / / ■ * . and Children. Mr. and Mrs. James Tbwnsjey .re 85000, Quite a number here have Scotch Lawns,’ the new shades,-arfissic designs.,...,..H,.,.5ea yd. turned Monday from-a visit with taken guesses. ,, ‘ Persian Dimities, beautiful 'patterns.., ..... a yd. Dayton relatives. Organdies, bewildering varieties...... —,.*...30c aud 15e yd. For flfte Dress Shoes, Oxfods, Slip- How about those sacks? Will you Mercerized Satins in summer shades 20e a yd. Patronize home industry by Using bring them them in’ or -will. we > send Golden,Rule flour, out for them? Answer by next mail. ra w Groceries FEBSH peris and Tennis Shoes fry ' The D. S. Ervin Co. Miss Amanda Duffield is the guest SweetCorft, per.can....,..., ...,5c 42 bars Pay Day Soap'....,.,....25c of her sister, M rs. J; E, Manor, o Although Wilmington went “ wet” Excslsoir Corn, per can...... ,.,J c 7 bars Star So3p.^.,,.,...,,..,.25c Xenia, - Union township, outside the corpora Revere Corn, per can...... Sc 3, 31b. cans Tomaloes.,.,* ...... 25c ’S.iT tion limit* of Wilmington, went “dry” - Peeled Dessert Peaches, can...... 10c 3 l-2Ibs. Crackers ...... 25c Ralph George left Wednesday for by a vote of 143 to 8. Lewis Lye..,,..., , .,.JRc 3 S-2'bs, Prunes ...... ^25c Chicago. 10 bars Maple Soap.,,,....25c 2 package “Force"...... 25c Cedarville, Ohio. Binder Twine for, sale at —Qo , to-Cooper’s aud get one of 6 6 3t . W. R.-STEiiRErr’s. .. • We pay Idea lb. for Butter. We pay I3te a dra. for Eggs. those nice-hams.- 7 t ‘ v r 1 ,n * f £ " Competition need not Be considered 4n IQOlb bagsof Granulated Sugar. ' Tlie telephone proved to be a very w m r n m m Miss Efife Dtiffield left Thursday useful article* on Tuesday evening, for ‘ Our 16x20, Euameied PicLures/witb a 6 inch for an extended visit with her lim b farmers along the different lines. The ‘ frame, as! a premium baa created quite a HARD TO BEAT. William Brown, a colored man who RESOLUTIONS; er,' Will, of Dayton, 1 furoie. Be snye jand.get- one at. • m u * • a k ft jt a h „ ’ • W „ Trl,-I^-1t. * <| local option election in Xenia seemed ^ >#r ^ ...... y ’ 1 x *. f I t ■n until recently was employed by G. , Fancy dried fruits of all kinds at td 0e of as much iuteiest-to tbe farm , \ Whereas , The great and supreme Eight years - ago .'this spring X had. W Crouse &Sou, made an important Gray & Co’s. ers as it was to the citizens of -Xenia . Ruler of the universe has io His in* my residence iii Cedarville painted discovery, Thursday morning, while themselves. Throughout the eveuing . finite wisdom removed from among With Lowe Bros.’ Prepared Paint. I Mrs, Cora Trumbo and little at the home of Ambrose Jolms'on at. there was a continuous call ns to us Mrs. A, C. Owens, wife of one of have just had it painted again this Yellow Springe^ He noticed a pecu daughter Mildred, are visiting rpla M’CORKELL& GILLAIIGH’S tives at Osborn, O. What wa!s tbe result. our worthy and esteemed fellow spring, using only oke coat of same liar odor from the cistern wb|ch led . laborers; and : jpnint, X am exceedingly well pleased to an investigation and resulted in Mr. and Mrs. Eben Archer will' in Wanted —Ten cordfs of first-class • Whereas , The knowledge of her Avitlrif:. ; D. H, Marshall , . the. discovery of the body of Mrs. airprobability go to Tacoma, Wash oak bark. J. H . Wolforjj jn her faithful .discharge of her duties Johnson, who has been missing since ington next month. Miss Emma-Jones, .trimmer for the I in society, family and* church,' makes At the Aluinni banquet last Thura- June 15. . Johnson and his Wife did —A Bng'Killer that kills 10c per millinery "firm. of Stewart & TJstick it emineUtly befitting that we show day evening, Miss Louise Broadstoue, not get'along just the best aud ha in her report as-, secretary of -the pouud, B. G, Kidgway. has returned to her home in Ken ■ and record our appreciation of her, says that he worried little over her association, gaye aU item of interest tucky, -, 1 ■ therefore, . ., * disappearance, though he went to Robert Elder, of Selma has taken to those present, the announcement Squire Bradford on Wednesday CATERPILLARS. Resolved, That the suddfen removal to Xenia and also came hero- and;1 in W. J. Wildermau’s place as* cashier of the, engagement of Mr. Howard sold, the property on North street of such a life from among our midst quired for her. Coroner Johnson at the Exchange Bank-during the ab Expert Evidence as to the Taste of Bratton, of this city, to a young lady belonging to Mrs. Hess, to Moody ’ These insects. ' and the family leaves a vacancy ant was uotified and made an examina sen’cc of the latti-r. a shadow that will be, deeply realized in -Illinois. . It is 'scarcely fair to, the —*A Tooth Brush that wont ehei Nagley. _ _ - ’’ In some cases an insect—as the tion. caterpillar of the magpie moth—is . by us and all friends and will prove Xenia girls that a maiden so far away for-25c -. B, G, Ridgway. ■ —Nice, fresh bread, crackers and “ My hair was tailing out and It will be seen that Downing’s rep conspicuously colored because, as i t a serious loss to this commuuitynnd should, capture the affections of one cakes at Cooper’s. turning gray very fast. „ But, your Mr, and Mrs.. Chas. Gillaugh re is harmful food for birds, frogs or Hair Vigor stopped tbe falling, and tbe public, and that as an organize who is so well and favorably known utatibn as a Portrait Painter extends turned' from Richmond, Iud„ Tues Dr. P, R. Madden, of Xenia, ac lizards, "they' must' he warned to restored the natural color.” —Mrs. t. tion she will be held in gratefu in phis locality.’ Mr, Bratton is to many parts of Ohio and even in avoid it. This has been long as £. Z. Benomme, Cohoes, N, Y, newspaper man. and bids fair to stam other Staten. ,He ** executing a ouru day evening after a . delightful visit companied by bis wife and Mr. and -remembrance. i ■ ■ Mrs D. K. Wolf, of that city; lias serted, But .some naturalists. Jhave high in the'future as a very succeesfu her of largo crayon pictures of Con with Mrs. Gilbingb’a sister, hesitated 'fo accept the theory. Resolved, That with deep sympathy gone to Denver, Col,, for a visit, It’s impossible for you with .the bereaved family of the de journalist,—Xenia Republican. gressmaU J. Q. Smith and wife, or J, D.. Wil’.ianisoa is minus his coat Professor Plateau went but -one not to look old, with the/ day and ate part of one of these bo ceased wo express our sincere hope —You’ll-get the, best machine ojl Wilmington, and haa just received nu and requests -Um,l ihe party who ap Harry Tarbox of Findlay, O,, spent color oF seventy, years in 8 order for a life size Portrait of the a few days here;, the first of the week called “distasteful” insects. Here- that even so great a loss to the family at Kerr& Hastings Bros. propriated it would please return ported that tho flavor, if somewhat your hair! Perhaps you | and the community^-that ;all may be late James Smith, of Cincinnati, pre same at once. the guest of his mother ' Mrs. Ruth Paper Was this week put up adver insipid,^ was sweetish, containing 4 are seventy, and you like a pvei ruled for good by Him who doot siding judge of the circuit court; Tnrbox. tising the Elk’s carnival ’ at Spring- Novice .—All persona having gra*n suggestion of almond, and was on your gray hair! If,not, I all things well, The, so orders nil came unsolicited the whole not -unpleasant. After- field July 7-12 and the, 4th of July sacks belonging to 4he firm of Kerr & -•Plymouth,, Manila and Standard use Ayer’s Hair Vigor. 1 Resolved, That a copy of these ward_ Professor Wheeler of Texas: celebration at Xenia given by the . Quite a numbe/r from here attendee Hastings Bros, 'vvill confer a favor by twine at Kerr & Hastihgs Bros. In less than a month your jj resolutions be Bpread upon the rtcords Was induct® to repeat this gastro Xenia Driving club. tbe funeral of the late Janies Spencer returning same to the owners at once. The Whitelaw Reid memorial win nomic adventure. His’ report con gray hair will have til the f of our organization, a copy printed in at Jamestown on Wednesday. Mr, W. J. Wijdmnn of the Exchange dow for the R, P. church in honor of cerning the bisects he devoured was dark, rich color of youth. i-: the local paper and a copy forwarded Spencer lived-to be ninety-two- years EXCURSION TO CINCINNATI Bank left Monday evening for a tett his mother, Marion Reid, has arrived that tho flavor Was Slightly sweet Sl.W a tthfe. All irxjjVli. t> ike bereaved family, .1 old aud had many relatives and and distinctly “nutty,” and he ear days trips to Denver Colo,, where he and will be placed in position.as soon If your Onigslfit ravaot {•nrpl/ you, G. W . F rantz , friends.in this section. nestly ^ invited Tfoturaliats to eat in «ru(«usend ys ua qria viw dolur uuitiu ,tnl -.yo *»uyviil tyjii eiprwa v. ’ 'Sunday, ’June 29th, excursion will spend the time among relatives, as word is received from, tbe east. you » loitl-. BeitiTreasuljftTCtlictiie nntaa rouse sects indiscriminately on all their C. W. C ,. Wanted —A favor—Ali,my Grain of yourscamtrxprcrioGlcr. AdAddreM, tickets to Cincinnati will be sold via —Ice cream sweets, smooth and The bulling committee at their meet* expeditions.. That, Professor. Wheel J. C. AVER CO.r lxw«n,“ Haw. J acob Bieglek , Pennsylvania Line! at $1.25 rounc Bags returned promptly, , Committee. solid B, G. Ridgway ing Monday evening decided to ires- er declared, would be the btefoway trip (from Cedarville. Special train 6 6 4t W. R. Sterrett. coe the interior as soon as the work to dispose Of tho theory that some leaves at 9:00 a, m,, central time. Mayor Allen, of South Charleston, could be contracted for. insects were harmful to birds, liz REV. GARBOLD ORDAINED. Mrs, O. W. Marshall and Mr*, was in town Thursday. ards and frogs and that their colors Andersop, of Xenia, were guests of J, M. Tarbox and son are prepar were self protective in warning The many friends of Mrs. S. L, Moody Nagley speut several day* Tim Cincinnati Commercial Tri A. 7j> Smith and family, Tuesday., ing to build a seven room building on those creatures to abstain from gob1* Buna of Tuesday gives an occouht of Ewing, of Louisville, Ky., will be the first of tbe week'at Delaware, O. the south side of the old Rikestraw bling them up. . : pleased to know she is on the,, road to Mis? Angie Severs, of South But Mr. Guy Marshall, the dis a Presbyterian ministers meeting in Charleston, is the guest of Miss Ber Ray Hitchcock has been successful property on north Maid street for which Rev, Dr, Shields gave an ad recovery after a very critical illness, in securing fifteen persons for his Postmaster T, N. Tarbox. The prop tinguished naturalist o f’Mashona- tha Owens,* land, after proving that, as a mat I dress bn “Prayer.” In the afternoon braes band, though he is desirous of erty was several years ago purchased ter of fact, frogs, birds and lizards Did you ever see anything members of the Presbytery went to Hofcice of Appointment. There will be.a game of base ball obtaining three more in order to by W. J» Tarbox. do abstain from eating the'highly and think you Would like to Venice, O., to attend the examina here next Friday, the 4th-of July, have the eighteen pieces. colored caterpillars, pointed out Estate of Disa S. Stiggers. Notice with a team from Xcflia. A game -F or Rent —‘Best office room iu have apicture of it? Of course tion and ordination of the Rev. Ray If it’s quality in twine that you Cedarville---over Hitchcock’s billiard that tbe personal tests made by his * hereby given that the undersigned; had been announced with Jamestown brother entomologists wore of no' mond P. Garbold. The many friends wnut go to Kerr & Hastings Bros. room. . J . P* Chew, you have. Buy a Kodak of here of Rev. Garbold will he pleased has’ been appointed and duly-quail but the team has failed to give any worth, inasmuch as man was not us. You can then take it to know that he is to remain in this fled by- tbe probate court of Greene satisfaction as to whether they will Mrs, Graiit Loyd of FarmersVille, Bessie Ross, a daughter.of Mr. and naturally an insect eating animal, and what was food to him might be We’ll tell you about making .country and 5a not going to Japan County, Ohio, a* executor of the last come, An admission of fifteen cents O., is visiting her mother Sirs, Mrs. John Ross, had the misfortune, will be charged. Ladies free. Gambf poison or at any rate highly unpal it a Complete picture and can as a missionary as was reported dur will and testament of the estate Of Disa Hadasffah Jameson and other rela ast Sunday, to get her limb broken atable to a frog.*—London News. ing hi* last visit to thi* place. Sledge- Stiggers, deceased late commences at fwl>‘o'clock. tive*. , ust above the aukle. She was near sell you the mat erial to do it Greene County, Ohio, AH persons Mr, and Mrs*. James Gregg enter Mr. L. F. Dorn the harness man is ft pile of railroad ties when one tolled Smite and Forget Your Troubles at with, too. INCREASED SALARIES. Indebted to the said deceased wil tained a number of their friends at limping about by the use of a cane towards her and caught her before th* Sayings of Youngsters. Kodaks from $l,00jjto $73.00, make.immediate settlement and cred their home last Friday evening.- caused from the falling of a bench she could escape. Dr. J. 0 . Stewart Teacher-—Willie, can you tell me The recent legislature passed a new fora will present their claims accord Was called an I set the broken member why the multiplication table stops Downing will not he at bis Cedar- iron,, weighing about eight pounds, at twelve? law changing the way of compensat ing to law, duely authenticated,to and at present she is improving ville gallery on Friday, July 4th, on his foot, crushing one of his toes. Willie—I guess it’s because thir RIDGWAY & CO„ Dmgfiiib, ing county auditors, and it is claimed he undersigned for allowance, nicely. ; teen at a table is unlucky, Opp, Opera House. their Salaries will be about doubled. Mrs. G. M. Crouse is entertaining Comb and extracted honey a t ' L .G . Bull , Gray&GVs* The local telephone" company is The law in the' past compensated June 27* 1902, . , Executor. a number of ladies at dinner today. making arrangement towards paint- Small Tommy after being severe Atnongs. those present were, Mrs. Having secured the services them upon a basis of tbe population Foster Alexander attended the ng their Hue poles in the corporation, ly chastised by his mother for dis Frank Tarbox, Mrs. W. Li Marshall, obeying her ran to his father and bf the county* Tbe new law basses List or Littfeitti : meeting of the Grand lodgeK. of F’s. This is a much heeded improvement — — o f— — * . compensation on the amount of mon Mrs, (Jims, Ervin and Mrs. James at Steubenville, 0„, last week, Fos saw between sobs, “Papa, how d-did Hist of letters remaining uncalled a* the. poles are getting very dirty. you n-bome to m-matry such a ey handled by the county treasurer. Ervin of Xenia and Mrs, John Ervin ter whs re-elected to. the office of as hr in the Cedarville poatoflice for tbe Tho company ha* decided to paint' w-woman as m-mamma is?” . month ending June 27,1902. of Old Town. sistant seeretary. JOflh ja. PARK, CARP OP THANKS. hem white ahd black which will List Kb, 20, F os Bale —The RrP. church prop Mis* Carrie Cline of the O, S, make quite a contrast. A little fellow, aged four, accom of Iowa, C'taybfiugh, Will erty, including lot and building, fe 1 J, Home at Xenia and Mrs. Minnie panied his father to tho park one We desire to extend our thanks to day, where he saw a diminutive Kirkwood, llob mme of A. Bradford, MeElroy of Dayton nre tiie guests of all those who were so kind in assist Boat, Albert . monkey with whose playful antics Horse Sheer* Miss Malwi Grain entertained about Airs. S.unital Kitdow. . •* ■ ing us in the hour of our grief, owing Smith, d ate !' he was greatly pleasetf. Wo will give apodal attention ta Wilson, Dr, 8. K. wenty young people on Thursday “What did you see, dear?’’ asked to the richness Of* wife and mother. •“-F or Bale --“ One second hand .Fancy Driving, Bamuel MeObmaugbity and family. T. X* Tahiiox , P, ft. evening fro m three to five. Hay Tedder, y used only two days, as his mother upon his return home. “A funny little boy with * tail,” Forging and good ns now. Enquire of replied the small observer, A;' i) r Aih&tejo of vwioetou, is W. J. Tarbox, Rhone S3. iM torfaring HoriC#* the guest of-M W* Daisy Gray, " Hero 1» « verbatim copv o* a note dispute!led to a Billvilfo' Candidate “Jlow old i* your Why brother?” All work guaranteed. Give Yah Mi Was in town the first asked Jlttlo Tommie of a plavmate. R. E. COREY,. )y tup mistress of the bouse: . . of the Week for a short time. Mf, Lion -0- 0U1? A. DOBBINS, “Dear John--I know you’re busy ‘ “One year otd/r replied Jo‘hnnie. AUCTIONEER* ‘‘ Vance has purchased-ft newspaper at “Huh f” exclaimed Totmpie. “Pve Anm m t’At-tm,' runmn’ for dike, but won’t you C o ffe e Promptness, Eaiwtea ami* Hatisfae- >lw»e to take time to come horn* Wist Alexambhi, a town 18 miles got a dog a year old, and he can Bert Baldwin, pjtdti, *mf AhstmidK. 1 tion Guaranteed. a d change your striped shirt, so’* ii west of Dayton, Mr. V*uco|b*M walk twice u well a * that kid can.” SELMA, OHIO, B*U TsUffhotie { ertnrrllfe, tiliio, can go in the wash Atlanta Ooh* not yet moved hlrfatuity to his new* “We|L he ought to,” replied John- MM, yiii W, U RotAl R*.fLKei« sutntiem. Option’but will do so later, n% “ HeVgot twice a* many legs,” l ^ h r fb* awwtd' M
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