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"fl-nprr - ( r.-.-r T y,n "-v1y8jWIgjiJt-j5w,-. n. : V J t ANNOUNCEMENTS. Tho following named candidates for oiTecs in the City of Hayti have authorized us to announce their names to tho .public, subject to the olection, April 1, 11)13. All announcements must be paid in rush, texporionce bus taught us that defeated candidates never pay. Prices: -Ma.Nor, Police Judge and Marshal, tf'J.50; Aldermen, 81.50. Mayor. P. S. lUVKKKTHIN. CAPI'. II K U.i.KN City Marshal. t KPT. OLIVRH II. ir.wi:v. W. E. ROIJIJKTSO.W Police Judge. IIDGE W. T. T-UKlNi;T. V. M. UWJN. J. .".I. AHGO. Alderman, Ward No. 1 . .T. S. (Scamore) STURM. Alderman, Ward No. 2. CIIAS. MORGAN. Y. B. REASONER LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Window Glass, at Letters. 12 Little Joe Creely was ill ;i few days last week. Rubber Roofing, at Letters. 12 C. J. McElhaney is a new sub scriber. 1. 00 overalls for DOc at Buckley's. L. L. Leller was on the puny list last week. Building Paper, at Leiler.s. 12 Mrs. Newt Troutman was ill last week. Brass curtain rods at Buckley's. 17 Mrs. Louise Creely is a new subscriber. .Scissors, Pocket Knives and Razors at Loiters. li .1. L. Dorris was indisposed l'or several days last week. Garden seed and onion sets at Buckley's. 17 TRi i: time-keeping is a matter of workmanship and adjustment not of the price you pay. Excelsior makers approach their work in the right spirit. The lesult is a line watch that you cm buj at a popular price $4. 50 to ;i 1.00. Ask us for the Kxcr.l.SlOR WATCH. .SKIS' gg&&g IMC II f.l ., You 'the wires point, the and stay aircngin. Every & k3S Iff & a? f w-Ws Ml AT MY Jnf s aWn7' t3vSpmAs& 4 every Jas. Alexander of Bravado- I cio was a Hayti visitor Saturday. Household l'alnts and Varnishes, at Letters. 12 Mrs. Rebecca Murphy was quite ill Thursday night and Fri day. Plenty of seed potatoes at Buck loy's. 17 Yes, tho shoe gets on the wrong foot, now and then. But such is life. 14-Room House for Sale, nnvdepnt, hi si um-M-uin. .i ii. iM'i'H'ii. iiiiu . .. . ... I'V1 Morgan luis bought th Andy Shiiw phi.-i. from Jim- Mil- ton ,.,,,.,.,',, . . , , "Old Duli'h i IciiimiM1. ' ill"- KiM di- inlivtuut, :it Iitifkl.-y 17 Henry rowvll was kiuUctl by !i mule ono duy lu.t wek. and painfully hurl. Just roeeived, a ear ol Lime Tin i Utile River Lumber Co. te-Uf The man who c.innot siand : truthful criticism, is in a mighty bad row of stumps. or will permit. "Here's Your Mule!" 7 irootl ones I i)ont forget that Bucklev repre for sale, eash or note. F.vd Morgan, j sont8 Uvo ,)f lhe lwsl tailoring houses Rev. H. Patterson dined with1 Mr. and Mrs. Win, Knight last Wednesday. All kinds of draying and hauling, John Kludge, 1'honc 111. It is not often that a number endeavors to push him self upon a progressive commun ity. Lot with two room house for sale, $170. cash or credit See Averill or MeNail. 12tf Mrs. D. King is again in a hos pital at St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wright are with her. Don't fail to inspect that pretty lino of laces and embroideries at Buck ley's. 1 It takes more than a billiard cue with lead in one end of it and i u- r'"' "K " " ""' u" " , , ,., , ( ihxtures see ns. Work guaranteed, a crank at the other to run" a; s,,encer .t Dillman. Phone 55 or 50. good, live newspaper. T . ... . , f , Leilers Drug Store jewelry de- Lot with two room house for sale, ' ' ' $17.": cash or credit. See A verill or 1 partment lias received the ai McNail. 1 pointment Frisco local watch in- Chip Franklin of Micolasl)(-lcU,)l'' illul Mr- Luflor i" l)1,e brought cattle to this place to paring to put in .1 line sf sup load on cars last Wednesday. l)lies' etc- especially for that A nice line of men's and los' fan cy and woik shirts, all new and up-to- date, at Buckley's. Andy Shaw went over to Ca- ruthersville Thursday, to re- , . , . . ' . ceive his mules, .shipped upon the boat from Memphis. Some vacant lots for sale, suitable !!i.dw'ilVn'L?v,'MlIJ,l,,IO,, Usually, a man of intelligence, when he outlives his days of use-' fulness, realizes that fact, retires and gives way to others. Roofoid tluliher Roofiiijr tho. best composition roolinsr made. At the I Little Kivt-r Lumber Co. 'J7-itf ' at T-. r, t.1 1 i..i. Mrs. P. U. Blankenship left on ., . , . .. . , the Peters Lee last Wednesday, . .... ,,. ... .' ' ... - I ..l-T 1 . .. to visit ner oiu iiome at iiariin, Tenn Some vacant lot for sale, suitable for dwellintrs. Tortus cash or credit. See Averill or MeNail. Litf The secret of strength1" in 'a' Simplicity of Construction plus the materials and workmanship. The welded fence is . the strongest fence, the most economical fence, the most durable fence ever made. don't have to pay for bunglesome twists, which add nothing to strength, and which detract from good appearance and from durability The '4Eitisbjirgh PfecF Felice lOne 'Solid Piecef.MetalJTjirpughoui being electrically 'welded at 'every weld is even stronger than the wires are of the same size this it is proor against siock, ume wire it made of open hearth material conceded to bo far upenor to troncr and tougher than Bccmr ii K"lvaniiod by tliu rnoit improved procvu. "PiltkLurEh Perfect" Fence's are made in 73 icnce purpose, uoni uuy any fence until P. C. Blankenship has opened up a grocery store at tho Smith erman crossing on the Frisco, about two miles from town. Buy Blount's plows. H. Hender son at Concord sells them. A. lot of John Deere points at spot cost. 1(1 Failures in life are miserable to behold the scattered families and broken homes and the heart piins a derelict can cause are be yond computation. The celebrated Blount plows are I .forsalo 1 TI llond.-i-Mii ii -nufoii. A lot ff .llillll I). !!(' iiillU-. -it .ttiut- iVl.,)M . imgns ,n proM-cuung auorncy ; , Mrs. MnlliP DoitK lin huen trys to do hi.s duty the good pi-o lin St. liOui sv. nd liiys. on iw plf of P.Miiiscot county should, ... . ...,..-,.. .. . . 1' I . . . 111.... . . .1 1 . I ..... .1 . illllllll 1 . . 1 I I I I . . . . I (UUI11 U1 ""' miii'.ss ui hit inmgo Her, Mis. I j. I j Lollcr. Hlount'. celebrated, pltm lor mili. .lso a lot of John Dwti' points at ox- ucuj i'.i i. ii. iienuoi'Miu, oiR'oui. w... K'niirlo ..-ill ..,i...iiv.. ;.. '. '. ....... .. ( lew days mhih imuv Hungiinan pheasants and ciuail, winch will be liberated as soon as iheweath- m " oun v. , "u ""' ,,WBM,re you correctly ami guaraiuei' purieui satisfaction. 17 Mrs. Dr. Sharp and children of 17-4tn ' Hornersville. who have been vis litingMrs. Sharp's sister, Mrs. OaClC 7m Tnvnc l.nf.niMinrl liriino liVi. , . U. i.i..J V,.J, i WU..1 ..V,V ......i. day. I have a party desirious ol invest ing extensively in farmland, especial- I. in U.-ti.f l.f.i. t. T L Di,, .,! on1 TsJ r .. l. (..lM Arkansas. For further infnnna- tion, address Henry (J. Campbell, box oSl, Chaffee, Mo. Ki-St-pd Win. Blaylock of Kennett, who is now representing a Memphis, fruit and produce house, was in this city Thursday. "Get Read for Klectrie Lights." Have your house, store or business l)la('e Wllv1 ant "il,1' "' the lirsi part of the business. Burn coat for cooking and for oth- Ota Iiiikiimlu r- ii Oil n irnt inn 1 11 i- n -! will IHni-T. Wl VlklJ -;'-- -OUI Ull I ' fiitwi fiilii'itt'iirl t 1 iiiii ilirkt Phone it wotifl wioi' ni'ilnPh 'iiiil y oiiinnilum that we sell coal winter and summer - unlike tin- man who comes into Kci the oreain of the winter s husiness ami f11,ts in the spring. Haul Storaire. '1- Morgan. Alirr. 2if Mrs. Dovy Chism, after a lin- Kfi'ins illness of tuberculosis, died at hor home in this city at three o'clock Sunday morning. She leaves a husband and three small children to mourn her loss. Her remains were laid to rest at Dry Bayou, Henry Dortch, 1). D. Harbert, P. S. Ravenstein, A. K. Hendri; L, ,,7 ., , 0 n n , Morgan Worth, E.S. Puller, Wr ,. 1T Keasoner and J. M. Argo wei P. S. Ravenstein, A. K. Hendrix, m nf V""""- .c.v. ,, . ... li-w IIV.IIU up to Portageville on Tuesday of night of hist week, to attend an Odd Kellow meeting, and report a good time fence is best electrically wraps, ties, or. contact wires. Lin counts'for ana wear itecl. Every wirei different itylet for you ce the Hr j tf Kjtmures or Strength 1 j7 wu zJk i I L feif mBT.w.Hi'l i HA . .'Ifltt s'W?wJTO W 9 & .. "' . 1 lUSiffui vkrf jrms t55iii?its:. .ks We have a few bills due us from the last campaign by people we tried to help and befriend, and we feel that they should remem ber these small amounts and come in and pay up. We see these men paying everybody else, and blowing in money, and there is no reason they should not pay us. By devious ways and methods an attempt is being made to pre- vent the prosecuting attorney of (his county from bringing about I Iwi (.mil w.tiuti fil' 1 li.i ffiiilti 3n ' iimc,ikii ol tlif gnilT,.. ho '" ''" """ Card.of Thanks. Wf wKh to extend our sincoro thanks to thoso whoso kindlv as- :...,.i .... .i.,..: ,k tn i -..- .. ..... n,H ...u ......- .u.u doath of liov. Guorgo Minirli. land also in the lire which came near destroying our home, and we beg to assure every one that their kindness will never be for gotten. Mus. Dol.uk Dokkis. PHOTOS PHOTOS IlaVe Your Photos Made C. F. SPANN In his tent, just oil the northeast corner of the square, makes all kinds of photos, portraits, views and post cards. Barber Shop and Bath Room Newest, Largest, Nicest and Best Place in Town. H. M. RANSBURGH, Prop. FRED MORGAN BUILDING It's Delightful In Texas HOW Fortunate folks who can break away from the bli-ak winters heie. can no to no more delight ful places than the Gulf Coubi resorts of Texas. The unlimited variety of recreation is made doubly enjoyable b the balmy, sunnj ueatlier. Go tills winter. The Trip is Splendid too, via Van ride in splendid trains of all-steel, electric lighted through out, and enjoy Fred llarsey meals all the way. Schedules are quick; round trip lares greatly 1 educed. 3VsV vb "SisfixX 0. W. WATTS Agent Frisco Lines Hayti. - Missouri More milk In winter? Trv Conkoy's "SALT-EM" with your dairy herd. If results don't satisfy you we agree to hand you your money hack. "SALT-EM," Conkoy's medicated stock' salt, is fine for stock of all kinds. Makes thrifty gains on feed and keeps animals frco from worms and disease. 7Gc, $1.25 and $2.23 buckets. Lcllcrs Drug Store, Hayti, Missouri. 12tf In all probability, in about 10 months this county may expect another local option election, to put the saloors out of Hayti and leave them in Caruthersville. This is a serious proposition for Hayti. and one that requires our united effort to combat. Wo have had that experience onco and know what it is, yet there aro 111011 in this town who arc clamoring for city office who would be more than willing to kill the town to gratify their own personal spite. Our people can not be too careful. SPRING New Goods, Just From the Market Ginghams A swell line you can't afford to miss. Slippers For men, ladies and misses, all new styles. American Beauty Corsets. They are for style, comfort and wear. Corset Covers, Combination Suits, Gowns, Gingham Petticoats. Our Store is Running Over With New and Beautiful Goods. Now is the Time to Buy Seed Potatoes, Onion Sets, Garden Seed, and Farming Implements. We handle the famous Moline Implements if H I DRINK ONLY THE BEST And have it of the best proportions, made of the best ingre dients. Our wines and liquors cannot be surpassed as a ton ic and cheering bracer. If yet unacquainted with our quality you are losing much by delaying longer. They are the purest of great strength and body, and exquisite flavor, and their price is very reasonable. We also handle Lemp's Falstaff and Tip Top Bottled and Keg Beers, and a fine line of Cigars. Our place is firstclass in fevery particular. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED ? We innfee a specialty of mail order mul out of town trade, and 1 fill orders same day received. Every package guaranteed. If you want something for your family or for sicknesp, you surely want m the beat. You can depend upon ns for a square deal. A trial j? will convince jou. No Cheap Goods Are permitted to bo set over our bar. Our saloon experience is that people want the best. Tho volume and wonderful increase in our business clearly proves this, and besides, you can come to our saloon any time and you will find the best class of people pat lonizlng us. Price List, For Your Guidance in Ordering: 6' 1 .9 9 I 9 $ 9 -: 9 ' 9 9 I Bottled in Bond, Full Quarts. Qt. Cedar Brook, 8 vrs. old ..SI 25 Old Continental 1 25 Edcewood .. 1 25 Old Barbeo 1 25 Old V. S.Stono 125 Yollow Stone 125 Old Forester 150 Case Goods. RulTalo Springs I. W. Harper Yannlsseo Ityo.. .51 125 125 Old Red Mill 100 Yellow Creek 1 00 TomHayden 100 Gins. Holland Gin, double stamp... $100 Old Tom Gin 1 00 Imperial Dry Gin 100 Alcohol, 188 proof.. 125 All the best and latest in drinks, at Fred Morgan's saloon. Or if yoil wnnt whiskey, wlno or beer for your family or for medicine, the stock is largo and you can get what you call for. 20tf Everybody who usee whiskey ahould ubo tho boat. It is not bo like ly to make you drunk, leaves no bad effect, la better for your health and will make you feel good. You can got it. at Fred Morgana Saloon. 20 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE Trade Marks Designs COPYRiaHTS Ac. Ar.rone loading a nketrb and description mi? inlcklr ascertain our opinion frco whether n Miiemion II probably putentnhln. Commnnlrx HonmitrlcUrcotindenUal. HANDBOOK onl'ntentr tint free. OMeU nicnoy for en.rinfpteiii. lMtenti taken tlirouah Munn A Co. recclr iftciat notkt, without cbartro, lutbo Scientific American, A liandiomelr lllnntrated weeklr. Larcert elr tnlatlnii of ntir eclontlOc loumal. Term. t3 a Tear: four montUB, L Bold brail tiewdealcr. MUNN &Co.86'Bro. New York Branch Office. 625 F 81- Waiblngttt V. C OPENING Brandies. Qt. Apricot $ 75 Hanana 75 Apple . 1 00 Peach 100 All kinds of Domestic and Imported Wines 75c to $1 00 Crystnlized Peach and llou ey and Kock and Kyo 1 00 Barrel Goods. - Gal. Yellow Stone, 7 yrsold..'...t-l 00 Old Fox Hlvor, 7 yrs old... 4 00 Old Lick Run, 8 vie old... . I 00 Jack Beam ... 4 00 Cedar Grove Itye .'100 Bob Bryley a 00 Lono Kim., rr. a 00 Monogram ltyo..... Mason's XXX Mason's XX Yellow Corn 2 CO 2 50 2 00 2 00 ijmTjn : 9 Kr y J 9 9. I 9 . 9 t 9 K 9 ' 9 r 9 a 9 c 9 9 9 S, 9. t 9. t 9 1 9 I 9 t f: 9 i i 9 Fred Morgan's Saloon John Scott, Manager Hayti, Missouri "PITTSBURGH PER-FECT" i S3 F. EVI. PERKINS, SC3I5 HAYTI, MISSOURI K33 1 'awawwsWfiSa1r.M .. vs.' wfy. J II tr. 'I ' ,nrv.7 a' JESS Kii - iy fWMT i , if 1 mm ir