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K If your pajior stops, it Is possibly because, jou have not renewed. We endeavor to fjive cery ono ample timo to renew. Inl not hearing from yon tho jiuikt will surely Btop. It is our dut.v to tell us if vou ivaut the paper continued. K.C. CIlKKHWELIi Dentist All Kinds of Dental Work Neatly Executed Crown and Brldguworlc a Specialty 1I.VYTI, - - - MlSHUURI T. J. TRAUTMANN lMi.VHician and Surgeon Ofllce plione 50. Residence 00. Hayti, - - Mibsouiu. J. G. CR1DER Physician and Surgeon Oillco in Trautmann's Dnuo Stoke Phono No. 50 Hayti, - - Mibsouiu 1 A. MAYES IMijHk-inii mid Surgeon IhYTI, Missouri S. J JEFFHESS LAWYER Will I'raclicc In All Courts. Hayti, Missouri AON MAYES LAWYER Hayti, - - Mo. J. S. GOSSOM J'roseouting Attoney PemiHcot Co. All KindH of Civil iliiiiiness Promptly Attended to Olliee n Court House Cari'thkrsvii.i.k, - Missouri duncan & Mccarty Attounk y - AT- La w Will practice in all the courts Olliee Over Poet Olhce CRIJTIIEK8VII,1,K, Mo. Phone l.V. T. A. McNAIL Notary Public Olliee: Bank or Hayti Hayti, - - Missouri P. S. RAVEFaSTEIN ARCHITECT AND BUILDER Fire and Life Insurance. Notarv Public. PHONE 28 HAYTI. MO. Photo Post Cards, Views, etc. C. F. SPANN, ARTIST In Tent, Near Livery Stable HAYTI, MISSOURI BARBER SHOP MOREAU GASKINS Tonsorial Artist Two Chairs. FirBtclass Service and everything neat and clean. I respect fully solicit your patronage. HAYTI, - - MlSO''RI Barber Shop and Bath Room Newest, Largest, Nicest and Best Place in Town. H. M. RANSBURGH, Prop. FRED MORGAN BUILDING CITY BAKERY The Best Bread Maker In lliis Part of tin Country Will Ship to All Points PETER STREIFF, llnyli, Mo. Phone 2To. 85. CITY POOL HALL Joe Milton, Prop. Neat, new building, new tallies and liMures, good lLhl da and night. ( mii'teous lieatin'-nt. l'or a pleasant liiiur. call and see uh. 1'lentv of pin vers. H.wti, - Missoriu Shoe and Harness Shop West Side Stiiuic 1 have the most up to-date and the completes! shoo, har ness and uun repair shop in thi cilv. When .vou have unv Uiing to repair, let me li 11 in iirstclnss shape. la regard to shoe work, I use the best eak Mile leather, and Hi v pi itv are i'ij:ht. For a list of jepairs I inuke: Hun., llic.voles, Sewmjr Mucluu es, llasoline I'"nj,'ine, Tin He pmrlnj,', Soldering;, (nun Uoou. Waders' Repairing a Speoiultj. G. C. AKERS Hayti, Mo. THE HAYTI PUIILISIIHU EVKItY TUUIISDAY, BY WILLIAM YOKK, EllITOH AND PUH. TuitMH op sunscmrnoN: 81.00 KNTIMIKI) AT TIIK POSTOFFIUU, HAYTI, Olllcu in City Hall, Southwest Room, DEMOCRATIC TICKET. We are authoi ied to announce the i following as candidates for notninu- Hon to olliee, in Pemiscot county, Mo., subject to the action of the primary election, Aug. Ii, l'.U'J. ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS ARE CASH IN ADVAHCE. State Treasurer: E. P. DUAL, Charleston, Mo. For Prosecuting Attorney: j. s. GOSSUM Sheriff: s. h. (Kd) .ium:. CHOUGH MIHICK. J. N. (Newt) MAXWI1I.1. W. i:. (Hd) GOTUIIlUt M. !:. (Tobe) DUNAVANT. .IAS. j. Paris For Treasurer: J. A. HICHAM Assessor: D. I). HAKP.r.llT. . P. (Parker) KIIIUSHV G. M. (Maut) WHUIi. MIKi: HPPFMAN - Associate Co. Judge, 1st District: ti.m noiim.s JAMHS KOl'ftT Constable, Hayli Township: a. c. wilp.anks .lOHX S WAILS WM. KHNNiiN Iir.NUV Kl'TToN CLAKHNCH DPNKLIN C'ONCKKTK SI DHWAUsS. Spriiifthno is fur upon iw, and why not tin city council et busy and order concrete wnllcs builtV We understand thai the city is on the verge ul a law suit, and if Mimcthing is not done soon in the manner of building concrete walks, the city may ex pect more suits bolero the .sum mer is gone Nothing is a bet- jt)M. advertistMiienl and more prestige to a town than good walks. We have boon going along too easy, alraid of making some one mad, that a habit has been formed. This must not be done; order them at once, and when ordered see that thej are built if the city has to have them built and special tax bills issued against the property. Once or twice done this way, tho proper ty owners will learn that tho city means business. Let's make Hayti look like a city with airs, not like a desolated country town. CONSISTKXCY. When a city can spend :?.i00.() for it little chicken coop in which to store ;i lew barrels of coal oil. and charge the regular monthly rent for a vacant room in the cir.y hall for a newspaper otliceto boost the town and work lor all inanner ol ;ood things, the edi tor feels much encourj;d. This is consistency with a vim. We iistc for no rilts and all wo have received were from t'aruth Jersville, but we do think- a news j paper plant worth '', ."00.00 is 1 worthy ol some recognition, ps penally when it beun on the tfravo of many previous news paper failures. Every city, town anil village in every part of the country, except Hayti is enforcing clean-up ord ers. The coinin'r summer is predict ed to be the most tinhoathful in many years. Various ailments are looked for, and an epidemic of typhoid lever is predicted by many physicians. Why not got busy and clean up Hnyti? Our city needs it any way, and if an epidemic does visit tho Mississippi Valley, we may escape. HERALD a ycau, cash in advanci: MISSOURI, AS HIX'OND CI.A8S MATTKR Hayti, Pemiscot County, Missouri REPUBLICAN TICKET. We ate authorized to announce the following as candidates for nomina tion to olliee. in I'einiscnteouni.v , Mo , subject to the action of tin prhnai election, Aug. 0. II) Hi. AIL ANNOUNCEMENTS ARE CASH IN ADVANCE Sheriff: M ACK STt'KULHPIHLD. FOR THE CHILDREN The Land of Anyhow. DeynnJ the Isle of Wluit's-thc-use. Where Slipshod point la now. Them used to be when I wjs ouns Tho luiul uf Anjhow. Oon't Care v. as kins of all this re.ilm. A cruel kins was he, For tliose who Hervcd him with Good heart Ho ti cited shamefully. When bo)s and girls their tasks would sIlKht And cloud noor mother's brow I Fle'd saj : "turn t c.irc It's good enough ' Just do It anjhow." Uut when In nftir life they longed To make proud fortune bow Ho let them llml that f.ito ne cr sinllca On work done anyhow . For hn who would the harvest reap Must learn to use the plow Anil pitch lii'i (nuts a long wa off Fiom tho land of Anhow. Ths Bronzed Crackle. The hioncri p.iehlc Is ' inemher o' the ulnckhlid l.nnll.v. In fact, lie is often called thcciuvv blaeUhitd. for he looks as black as the blackest uuw If you pet close enough to him. how ever, jou will sec that he is nut so black as ho looks at tlrst jil.inee UN fe.itheis hae .1 lmsj brownish color which make-- him uppc.ir a-, il he had been broned, .mil his head shows a deep metallic blue when the Miulilit fulls upon it The j;ratkle is proud of his beauty and -tiuts mound on the Kne-s with his he.id up and his Ion--: tall stuck htr.ilpht out behind. When he (lies the tail .spie.uls out and soeuis to act as a 1 udder to teer him where lie wishes to !,' SiniiiK is not at all in his line, and all his calls aie h.it-sh and tfratinj;. Many of the crackles stay with us (luilnu the hummer and nest in tho city paiks and sunoimdlii: Kroes. The nests 111 e built hih up in the forks of ttces and 111 e so large that they can easily he beeu lroiu be low. Flipping Cars. A man in Newpoii. Kj., had a bull ti.trti.r tirifl flu. ill) ni.il tn rn lltnlitm' cars. Von know what that means.- It means ruling on i.irs when the con ductor dees not see .vou. and it is not easy on the p.ij .is-you enter kind It was all light fur the dog. though He used to wait at Pourth street for the Monmouth 'lire! car. .lump 011 the back pl.ufoiin anil ride across the Ohio tiver to Cincinnati and back again, and then at Pouith stieet he would jump oft The colldiiclois knew him and let him ride free Hut. like children, the dog was careless, and he fell under the wheels of a car that he was trying to bo.ud. He was killed, as mauy boys have been killed. Little Dutch Nightcaps. The childien of Holland all wear nightcaps from the day the.v are born. They are plain or fancy, as the mean of the mother will pel m . and until they are old enough t walk without danger of fulling they wear wadded caps in the da.vtitue. so that they will lioi injure their heads when I hey go humping on the tloor or down the Htuirs. They also wear wooden shoes that seen: vei.v clumsy to Us, hut the,) muni giow used to them and are as spry and quick as any childien in the world. Hoys and girl aie dicssed very much alike, and it is only by the color of the button on the hov's cap that one is able m tell thciu ap.ut. The Prairie Dog. The prairie dog barkf, like a .voiiiil puppy, and that is how it conies to get its name. It would be nioie prop er to cull it the prulilo marmot. It's about the sl.e of a sulriei and has .soft, reddish gray fur. each hail being red with a while tip The prairie dog likes a i rovvil, iiuil iiumheisof ihetii live together, bun owing In l lie giouud and throwing up mounds of eaith, on tin summits of wild h the little cicatine ofton sit as If on watch. The whole extent of a gieat level prattle is ol ten coveted Willi these mounds At the slightest sound the little creatines pop into theii holes and then wheel around and look out at the euem.v. The Jolly Concert. A good game is the jollj concert . A good plu.vei bits down at tlio piano and phivs a spiilted well known &e lec tion. The rest of the company are pro vlded each with a wineglass and spoon, on which they are to play, striking lightly the edges of the spoou at every place marked in the music. The sec oud time it is played they clap hands at the same places, the third time they whistle, ut tlio fourth laugh, and nt the fifth time theio la a grand tluale of spoons. How Pat Was Working When Eileen Arrived A. Labor Day Story By NORA C. MCARTHY Copyright by American rreas Aso elation. 1911. "I'at." said Eileen when Put started for America, "I hope you won't git mixed up in tlio labor troubles In that country. They say sometimes there'. light In', and Ol'm skeert ov yer sittin kilt." "Nlver moind, sweetheart. 0111 take Rood cure o' incHelf njj'ln .ver cotnln' over to jine me and we'll be married and IIp in a nli'o little shanty ami hne a pis and a joat and live lolke glntle fo'k ' "Hut they sny, I'at, that in America they don't have pigs. Anyway, they don't keep vm in tho house. Ol've heard that the pls Is all kep' together and killed toaether sometoltnes a nintlior of tin or .1 dozen at one killln'." "That won't tniither to us. V('I1 have one ,1nst to lumiud us of home. And we'll h.ne the sflianty Ol'm tellin' ye about will the ladder goin' up to the second sior.x" "Och, I'at, they don't have ladders In America, t ln hive stairs." "Well, well h.ive a ladder in out shanty just as we'll hae the pig And by that same token we'll have .1 coo for milk." "Hut Ol'm told people don't keep c-.ios of their own in that country. All the milk is put In a hi tub ami ii's peddled mi in wagons." "Hut we'll hive the (no for the name in Won we'll have the pig and the ladder, to reinoind us ot our beau tiful islam and the home one ouldn'i have in it. because we're too poor. Hul In America Oi'll git together the inouev for tin shanty and the pi' and the ladder and the coo. and we'll live like lightiu' cocks." So Pat folded the poor girl in his arms, the tears streaming down her checks at patting with hlni. "What's the niather. darlln'V" he said, patting her londl.v. "Pon't be ci.vin". It'll not bo long befoie I siml ye Hie moiie.v lo come over 10 me, and be the mime je gil there I " 1 1 have the sli.intj ready, so .veil think je're light here in 011I1I Oh land." "Oh, Pat. Oi'm fcated jo won't mc ceed!" And so they parted. Pat with no more money in his pocket than to take him in the steerage across the ocean The pair were too simple and uneducated to have formed any idea of America 'I heir drenni of a home there was such as they might have at home had the.v the means to est iblisli it. whole the pig and the cow and I theim-elves might all live together in domestic haiinony. Since r.o iiitild not write his lot ten fiom the new country, written by a fiiend, were of the simplest charac ter, lie roalied that even If he coiiid write his own lettets lie would never be able to convey to Kileen's simple mind the teal Aineina. He was too wise to attempt It At tlrst his letters ! '''"' '-' '"',l w,. ' HN'" I l.iKo snv i"-n In I mil tn write "ti n f v linos to hiv tli it 1 in In koch) Imilth. than' li-j to (Soil. 1 up'iw that vi.j aro lhr .same at tlio piocm lime Then followed hopes that the tops would be abundant and that diffeient members ot the family were well. One poor .speller who indited a letter for I'at wrote, "This teller ionics ho;ping that jou aie well .is I am. thi-iiks be to ;od'." "What's tlnitV" s.iiii Kilopti 'It comes hoppiu"' Ol tliacht it come by n ship." I'at lemained several years in mer lea befoie he sent for i'ileen When he got ii stall he wiole, "DarHm. Oi'm bulldln' the shanty" When he made some money he vviote, "Oi've bought the pig" Then the cow fol lowed, his hhiuit.v was ready and I'at win ready to send the passage money that tvas to bring his sweetheart, to him in America. ltefoie stalling Kileen wrote that she wished he could bring the simntv anil the pig and the cow to' Ireland, but she Mipposeil that if lie could he wouldn't lie able to nuke the money neee.sbury to keep up the establish nietit. So she made her piepnration to join him. Pitt kuew the day she Bulled and the day the steamer was due in New ork He wtote hoi that she would at rive on a holiday the.v Lent In Anieiha (ail ed Labor dav Me would lie hu-y on that da v , and he woi'id st.ni n fileud Mike I'ogarty. m the steamer to meet her and bring her lo whete he was working IJIIeen thought I'at must he verj Industrious to work on a holiday, and she was glad and piotid of him , When the ship came up to the dock r.ileen s.ivt a man on it looking as If ' lie might be 1'ogatty, and he was "I'at toiild me. h said "lo take ve where he's wotkln. and I will' lie led Klleen to a street wheie gie.u crowds vveie waiting for something to huppen. Then came a IipiuI of inusii and men with saslies mil scarfs on caracoling Inures Among the-e nien iu a black clawhammer coat and silk hat she w.iw hei I'at I'at caught siglu of her and, dis mounting, joined her. "Is thin tlie w.iv je're wurkln'V she asked, nslouislicd. "Take her to I he shanty," said I'at to Togarty. "ami Oi'll lie there direct ly." Kogarty led tho girl to a flvo story tenement house, where on the third floor she wua ushered Into a nicelv furnished nptntracur. "La Mikes!" she exclaimed. "Did I'nt earn the money for this ridln' ot his head end a blue ribbon acres (F- IF YOU HAD TO BORROW TODAY on account of dire cmeigcncy or a splendid opportunity, is your credit established anywhere? Do you know that the best way to establish your credit is to carry an account with a strong bank, build upon it steadi ly, and show by your transactions that you arc a safe loaning risk? The Bank of Hayti welcomes" and encourges the ac counts of responsible people who desire lo build theii credit and resources. Why delay starling YOUR account here? BANK of HAYTI IET YOUR 1 DRUGS PAINTS I GLASS OILS i DR. TRAUTMANNS DRUS STORE I mk liPMHBIij H& alt Hi JH Br wo Ml VK w Hr 9& Hs Wfn IHW HPffr H W ftffSy fll fl flffifc AQ R H Kl JH JH Hi aHG& HBBI ui tta lB U BIMIH H & ul ft HB BB ft BstaF m wur Gflfir flgift flBMD ni We propose to cure that chronic ailment of yours at once. We only ask you to give us the opportunity. Let us make a thorough examination of your case. It will not cost you anylhing, and it will do you good to know your exact con dition. BURGESS THERAPEUTIC INSTITUTE Caruthersville, Mo. TIM & DORRIS 6 SALOON 1 have been m the saloon business for 45 years, and the fact that I am still in the business is sufficient proof and guat antec of my square dealing and of the quality of my goods. A REW BRANDS Old I. nch Kvt I. v ncli Special l.vivh Special liiithon IJapiiv .lack inerican I 'ride Kentnekv Tivern Monaicli of ll,e West 1'ieini mi It e ii Uun Won s, lii-amlics, flu's, ''each and Flnm Knek .uul live, etc Out of town trade and mail HAYTI, J. N. LEWIS' SALOON A HEW MAN IN A NEW PLACE, WITH OLD WHISKIES Mail Orders ami (Mil of Town Trade A SHriult,t. ALL ORDERS FILLED THE SAME DAY RECEIVED Whiskies, Wines, Beer and Cigars W t liandli all tin licst niid staialaid n.iii'l, al e -ti maiv prices ('all ami sn us uhen in muii m plnui" in mail (mi in di i s North Side Square, - - Hayti, Misssuri & PURE mVM SWAHLKB DRINKS IVv M) , i o jiroouce a jjnnii anil ptnc Soda Water it requires the use of choice material as well as a. scientific pro cesh, Po not abuse your stomach in the use of inferior carbonated jjooils. Demand good and pine Soda Water, the same a3 you would pure food. WahFs is the Brand. When you call for it, bee that it is served and that the crown stopper tiears the trade mark. This will guarantee to you pure and good Soda Water, Coca Cola, Jersey Cream, etc. J. S. WAHL BOTTLING WORKS, CARUTM0RSYI1..M2, AU). I 1 orders a specialty. 1 ry us. MISSOURI 3 l Wm?"