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H : I m r. i r' it' -! a H . i ! i L j3 THE HAYTI HERALD Wm. YORK. Published Weekly, on Thursdays. 81.00 a Your in Advances. Entered aa second-class matter Oct. 30, 1009, at the postoflleo at Hayti, Mo., under tlio aot of March 3, 1870. Hayti, Missouri. WHEN YOUR SUBSCRIPTION EXPIRES we will plug blue cron milk In tun aquate which it to not fy you that the time for whchyou paid your lubicription has expired, and unlet! you renew at once your paper will be stopped. We do not want to atop your paper; we want you to get every Itsue, but our terms are cash in advance, and If vou don't pay up promptly we will take It for granted that you .don't want us to send it to you and we will not push it on you If you are getting the paper and have not paid for it, a blue mark in this square is to invite you to do so at once, as our terms ure cash and so many small accounts are burdensome: besides, the amount is a Hinull matter to you, but hundreds of them amount to considerable to us, and it is not fair to expect us to woik and lay out the use of our money when you can easily allbrd to pay uf. So try to help us along by prompt payments. You are bound to know wo need the money. GET A NEW MAP. . Our good friend, Willard Beebe, editor of theColton, California, News, says: "William York is now running a paper in Hayti, Missouri, a town so small that we can't find it on the map, with considerable success." Better throw away that old map and get you a new one, Willard, or come eastf Things move hack here. This is a new town, started in 1895. It is tho second town in size in the county, and we have one of the finest schools and the finest city hall and the only public square In the county, besides being the most important junction point on the Frisco railroad between St. Louis and Memphis, having 12 passenger trains and 10 railroad mails , daily and an established eating sta- tion. It is possible, bower, that our friend i Beebe was looking at u Frisco map, and in that case the name of Hayti is I eonspieiouu by its absence, and con j sidering the prominence necessarily gi ven Hayti in the time card the absence of its name on the map seems all tho more ridiculous, and it seems to us that this omission is inexcusable. We are giving this matter space be cause Mr. Beebe has spoken the words that ought to drive the point wo have been cotending home to every thinking mind and to every pcrsqn that bus the interest of their town at heart, and , that is that this omission of the name of Hayti from the Frisco map is a i serious impediment in the way of the ! growth of our town and causes hun dreds of people who would otherwise stop off here to puss on through and wonder while gazing from the our window what city they are passing. Our people ought to demand in no un certain terms that this impediment be removed. We have mentioned this matter in these columns before, and have even I went so far as to write a personal let ter to a high ollicial of the railroad, and hero is his reply: "We appreciate that it would be de sirable to show Hayti on tho folder map, but this is on u small scale and is designed rather to show tho general territory which the lines cover.'1 Will the people be satisfied with this excuse and consider it fair com pensation for tho more than 87,000 donated toward the building and com pletion of this roudV In this same light let us turn again to Colton, California, and see what t to railroads can do for or against a town. Colton is just at tho foot of the grudo ufter you cross the mountains, full in tho citrus belt und u most beau tiful location. It is u beautiful little city and every railroad entering Southern California must pass throuL'h her inilos and thousands of tourists pass through these gates overv year entirely unmindful that there is such a city in existunce, be cause these railroads work for every other town and give every other town but Colton prominence, und many of the trainmen will even tell travelers that they cannot get hotel accommodation in Colton. We do not Bay that tho Frisco is this hard with Hayti, but wo must say that there is a striking paruliel in many wuys iMitween tho two towns and Mr. Beebe will take notice of our sign "f and ponder over its significance. TO BUSINESS MEN. We notice a considerable weaken ing process among some of our ad vertisers. Now, we are not'going to be mealy-mouthed about this matter at all. A' spado is a spado and brass tacks aro brass tacks. Wo do not expect all the mershunts to carry largo advertisemonts all the time, but wo do expect them to bo represented in these columns with some space, how over small. Wo know that it pays to advertise, when it is done right, and tho way to do it right is to keep at it keep hammering in one place. There is nothing in this spasmodic, in and out advertising. Tho best and most successful business men the world has ever known were tho hardest and most perststent advertisers. It paid them and it will pay you, if you will try it and stick to it, and if you do not know just what you want leave it to us; that is what we're hero for. This paper is here and tho people have done their part and done it well, but the price of subscriptions will not pay for the cost of producing the pa per. It is squarely up to the buiness men now to come to the front and see that the paper is given a living sup port and made a huccoss. No paper can live and succeed without tho sup port of advertising business men, and we believe the business men of Hayti will stand by their paper and see that it is given a living support. Now is tho time to begin. MILESTONE 42. Last week the editor of this paper passed his forty-second milestone, and, we are glad to say, about twenty-two of these years have been spent tread ing Pemiscot county soil, and wo have yet to regret the choice for a home. There are a great many people in Pemiscot county who have not been here 22 years, and only those who have been here that long know what a wonderful progress has been made, and as the wheels are still turning, 22 years more will doubtless give as great, if not greater changes. The newest exchange to be received is the Hayti Herald, from away down in the southeast corner the great state of Missouri. It is about a month older thanthe Spirit, and is published by Wm. York, a gentleman of experi ence in both the editorial and mechan ical departments of newspaper work. It ought to, and no doubt will, become a great and shining light for that re mote corner of the Imperial State. Monegaw i prings Spirit. St. Francisvillo, (111.) Times: We ure in receipt of a copy of the Hayti Heiald u new paper published at Hayti, Mo. It is a nice, clean little sheet, mechanically neut and filled with news of that section. We have no personal acquaintance with the editor, a Mr. York, but we see the names of several ionueiiy Lawieuce and Wabash Coun ty people on its pages. Tho tlump nuisance is a matter that could be easy remedied by the city au thorities. There is no excuse for this great army of professionals to be for ever haunting the buck doors of tho residence portion of town, and we in sist that the city authorities take some action looking to the protection of tho women of our town. Tho St. Krancisville Times, a new paper published at St. Francisville, 111., by A. P. Spencer. It is a good paper, ably edited, and seems to be well patronized. There is a number of people here from this section of Illinois, and we are glad to say they are among our best citizens. If our city authorities aro not going to take any action in that shooting scrape of a few days ago in which ono man and one woman was shot, then Judge J. S. Gossom onght to try his hand. Land for Sale 80 acres good land, 85 in cultivation, 6 in alfalfa, small orchard, 3 miles from town, bargain for cuuii or part 011 time. Job Welch, Hayti, Mo. 2 Itesidetico mid Lots for Halo For sale at a bargain one of the nicest residences in town, corner, near business, 7 rooms, 2 stories, 2 or 3 lots and 4 Iota on oposite aide of street. J. N. demons, Tyler or O. W. Frlok, Hayti. Ctf Notice Notice is hereby given that the partnership business existing betweon Jeff West and me has been dissolved, and I will no longer bo responsible for any acts of his. This January 15, 1009. 13-lt W. P. Hbdqb. Begin tho New Year by subscribing for the Hayti Herald. Tni Jffll ill W Mm There re more lUcCatl Pattern told InlTie Untted Stitcs than of any other make of pattern. This Is on account of their style Accuracy and simplicity, McCnlP MnunxInrrThBOufenof Fashion) hat inoie sutnuiiW th.n run otlir r Ladles MngJtfne. One year's subscription (ia numbers) cnMi flO ci-nla. latest number, A cciitn Fvery subscriber gets a McCoil Tat ern Free Subscribe today, I.nriy Atrrnr Wanted. Handsome premiums or libera 1 ce'h tnrrtmHiii.n Pattern Cutfltoguefof 6oo de. liens) And Premium Catalnue (shoulng 400 premiums) s-ent free Address THE McCAl.L CO., New York. FROFeSSIONftL CftRDS T. J. TRAUTMANN Physician ami Surgeon Office phone 60. Residence 60. Hayti, ... Missouri. F. A. MAYES Physician and Surgeon Hayti, ... Missouri J. W. JOHNSON Physician and Surgeon Residence Phone 24, - - Office 40. Hayti, - Mo. VON MAYES LAWYER Hayti, - - Mo. BAYLESS L. GUFFY LAWYER Hayti, - Missouri. JOHN. T BUCKLEY Notary Public Office in J. L. Dorris' Store. -Hayti, ... Missouri. J. E. DUNCAN Attohnky at-Law Will practice in all the courts Office, Over City Drug Store. Caiujtherbvim.e, : : Mo. VIRG. P. ADAMS Notary Public Ileal Estate and Insurance Otliee in City Hall Hayti, - - - Missouri Averill Insurance Agency Hartford Fire Insuranca Co. American Central Insurance Co. Phoenix Insurance Co, Phenix Insurance Co. Niagara Insurance Co. Strongest ngency in the city. L.O. AVERILL, - - Hayti, Mo. BARBER SHOP MOREAU GASK1NS Tonsorial Artist Two Chairs. Firstolass Service and everything neat and clean. I respect fully' solicit your patronage. HAYTI, - - MISSOURI Culpepper & Jackson 0 Watchmakers and . Jewelers o Next door to Bank of Hayti Hayti, - - Missouri P. S. RAVENSTEIN PIKE AND fcJFE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE AGENT CONTRACTING AND BUILDING V Office at Homo. Phone No. 28 Hayti, Missouri Patronage of tho traveling public solicited. Well-furnished noat and olean. Tho pioneer hotel of the oity. Rates 81 a day, yrgiLig.rara.i!i t THE JOHN A. FAR1S MILLING CO. MEAL AND CHOPS Particular attention to custom grind ing. Corn ground or exchanged for meal any day in the week. AMOS HUFFMAN, Mgr., w. B.W2&:i1i'ikBXk&''kOF&iQ ft 2 Your Credit These are the best machines be had and you are not buying a machines; tney are tuny guaranteeu. $ n. r. zs,d a irre. am.. - . -T . 2j-.7 0'fe,fcfeP'fe.-eVirtfc,4feV-4 T?raBlCg&aagiMaMaiaTt.JWg.aJfrlpMft -aaWEaWg5fteJM-j.saiEP: Fresh Meats, Game, Poultry and Epgs We have the exclusive butcher shop for Hayti and those people who desire one llrstclass butcher shop in town are invited to patronize us and thereby enable us to maintain the high standard we have set. We are here to stay, and extend fair and courteous treatment and good weights to all. Hayti, : : : : : Missouri. 2k. jSk. jUlj&i. jffic J0& jafa&jfi&jfl(.Aa J A. J. DORRI8, Pres. J. S. WAHL, Vice-Pree. O. J. PROVINE, Cashier and Seoretary. CITIZENS BANK OF HAYTI. Capital $10,000 LoanB to Farmers, Merchants and Lumbermen. Rates Reasonable, Good Notes Bought, Deposits Solicited. Fair and Courteous Treatment. i i i i i i 4 i DIRECTORS: D. C. Stubbs. A. J. Dorris. J. S. Wahl. $gc-mgr iiy vvv VVVV VVV V VVHf V V VV VU1 V truyriF wv ww JOHN L. DORMS, Pres. L. P. AVERILL, Vice-PreB, OHAS. P. WELLS, Jit., Cashier. BANK OF HAYTI HAYTI, MISSOURI. Capital $20,000 Surplus $800.00 DIRECTORS: John L. Doiuus. Jack avkiull, Sterling DR. J. I. U.OIIN. Does a general banking business. LoanB money at reason able rates, buys good notes, pays Interest on timo deposits. Your deposits and general business solicited and courteous treatment guaranteed. We endeavor to please, our customers in all ways consistent with safe and secure banking methods. fa. -ft. .. .ft, ., -M, M A, M fi, J &SM8igMBB&S&6BBi Hayti, Mo. J DR. TRAUTMANN'S DRUG- STORE For Pure and Fresh DRUGS STATIONERY SCHOOL SUPPLIES CANDY and CIGARS Located in City Hall Hayti. - Mo. 0'&Wd&ik&-iikei&&.,iU&?i&i9 is Good For in the world, repairs can always lot of trouble when you buy these - nnvn. miscniiM. , ..,, ..j . ......VMH . 'id&&V&U:P&&i&,i!k&,i&&U&'. THE HAYTI MEAT - MARKET - J. F. Dyer, Proprietor t jk jk jAuIVj I 0. J. Provine. G. W. Dorris. t y n E2r Hfr'3EUclVr nyrQFHJW ?3fTB H. McOabty. B. 8. Stearns. W. jpiINSON. Jas. D. Long. 1 i M t. J. r -ft, Jit jit - ""i r I ' w ii miWlClStiMtt(SnitWitt,i?M MiJiSitoimfciiaAM jc 1 i'tt-t ifif-Tr:"-r . . ' " '- "f I i .. .-M I t. w1? n" ti. ( V ",JiWl S$lM$tmrm