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1 AM. w ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST Gathered at Rnndom from Random Sources O. IT. Dewey attended to business at Cnruthersvllle Tuesday. Tucker McMurray was here from I'arnthersvlllc Wednesday. E. T Adams and family spent Sun day with relatives at Fortagoville. II. C. Ilertwit'k is ongnged in the real estate business at lola, Kansas. E C. Speer of Hraggadoeio was a business caller at our olllee Wednes day . Miss Maud Noble was the guest of Miss Lizzie Adams at I'ortaville Sun day. Harry Henderson of Concord was in town Sunday, and says his family are all recovering from the small pox. Do you know that you can save money by buying building material, shingles, fencing, etc., from 0. W. Frick? lltf Mrs.S. E. Noble of Maiden, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs E. T. Adams, returned home hist Tuesday. For sale 1 pair mules 15.J4 hands high, 7 and 8 years old, good condition every way. Cash or good note. Dr. F A. Mayes. Hen Allen hasen't got but one lung but there is not a man in town who can do any more blowing for the town than Hen can do. CQy'll,000 papers Harden seed. 1 cent n package, nt the .Spot Cash Grocery. 100s (if people have need thefee t-eeds anil know they are good. biff The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church will give an enter tainment in the city halj on the night of February 11'. John E. Duncan, our old Hayti John, has been appointed poitmastcr at Caruthersville, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Charles A. Crow, congressman-elect from this district. On account of the illness of Mrs. York, who assists in the ollice, the Herald may not come up to its usual standard this week. Ad Rasch of Padueah, Ky., repre senting the Blnekwell-Wieland Co. of St. Louis, sold a nice bill of goods to L. L. Leller Monday. Mrs. Mollie Connu of pancola was a Ilayti visitor Monday, and placed an order for some printing. Mrs. Coram will open a millinery store at that place March 1. Eleven thousand papers Garden Seeds 1 cent package at Spot Cash Grocery. Hundreds of peopln UBed these seeds last year and know they are good. llitf Dr Johnson had three patients nt Dry bayou Sunday, Mrs. Doss Hud gens and baby and .Mrs. Meadows. Mrs. Meadows has a very severe case of pneumonia. The big dredge boat is now rapidly Hearing completion and most of the machinery is placed. The bout will likely be ready before there is sulli cient water for work. I1. S. Kavenstein thinks such an article is needed in many homes in tliis city, hands the Herald the fol lowing: "Every family should have a curfew which should 'ring tonight' and all other nights if needed. These curfews are inexpensive and can be made at home. Take a piece of siding two feet long and whittle one end to a handle. Take the child that needs the curfew and bond itovora barrel. Now take the siding and use it as a clapper Hut it on hot, dividing the strokes evenly, and see that none miss. Good for a boy or girl up to IS years, and three applications ai-o warranted to cure the most pronounced case of street loafing that exists. The music is said to be more effective than sing ing 'Where is my Wandering Hoy To muhr?' "' eXCHANGe Nores Kennett Herald: On January 2nd, a contract waH signed up between theciti zens of 1'ingott and the ntlicials of the St. Louis, Kennett and .Southern Hail r md Co., whereby this company will extend their road tol'iggott. Theciti zfns of Figgott have pledged to give $10,000 and ten acies of ground at that place for terminal facilities, and scenic the light-of-way between that place and the present terminus of the road, provided thecompany make a standard gauge road fioin Kennett to l'iggott, aod operate tegular tiams between the two important places, the lailroadto complete same by Jan. 1, UMO. It is icported that the woik will begin at once, and theoiliciais will push it t completion as soon as possilde. The company have the aHMirancc that a timber mill of some kind will be built at I'iggott so this will give them a haul both ways. New Madrid Record: The citizens of 1'ortageville are looking to a system of jm o water seivice and are taking steps towards driving an mtesian well. Al phoiihc Debible is one of the leading piomoters id the enterprise and has a petition signed by neaily all the peo ple, which is to lie piesented to the city council asking a bunded indebted ness for the purpose of prosecuting the work. They expect to drive, at least a thousand feet, or until the best of water can he seemed. editor will some day write your obi tuaiy. As you don't know which one it will he, the safest way is to tieat all editois in a way that will make them feel kindly towards vou. At the February term of court in New Madrid county a petition will be pre sented asking foi an election to build a $00,000 court house and u $15,000 jail. The jury in the case of the state against Les Co, at Kennett, tailed to agiee, and Cox will be tried again. It seems piobable that a raiboad will be built fiom Maistonto New Mad lid. We tee in the Pot tageville Critic that W. E. Webb is in Reedly, Calif. The Hayti Herald is turning out all kinds of job printing. STRAINED HONEY. Caruthersville Democrat: "His said a Hayti i:irl recently .sold a box full of love letters to a rag man for fi(t cents. Looking over ids purchase later, the man discovered that lie had purchas ed a good thing. He boiled the letters down and sold the product for strain ed honey and realied a good profit." The man who wrote those letters was a young grocery man over at Ca ruthersville. He "strained Ids honey " a little too much, the conespondence was broken, and in turn lie bought the product from the rag man. Engineer Sam Frizzoll, who was in jured in the boiler explosion near Hayti, is back in thecity. Ho is steadi ly improving and hopes to soon dis card ids crutches. Chalice Review. Notice Now is the time to make arrangements for your concrete walks. I am making special prices up to March 1 on all kinds of con crete work. All work guaranteed. Son mo at once, P. S.Unvenstoln. Offer to Sell I offer for salu my hotiau and 2 lotB and 2 cows and calves and 25 head of hogs for $1000, cash. Also the house and lot across the street from my house, known as the Toll Wilson pro perty, for 400, 3100 paid in cash. There is a mortgage on this last named property for $300. 8tf Roy Gabkins. Strayed or Stolon From Hreacher Cantrell's camp, near Deering, Mo., one bay mare mule, about fifteen years old, about fourteen and one-half hands high, thin in or der, ears inclined to lie stifr, has high hips, has been gone since about Dec. 17, 1008. Any one that will return this mule to us or notify us of her whereabouts will lie liberally rewarded. Tun Ai.fai.fa Faiimino Co., lltf Hayti, Mo. SHELL'S RESTAURANT N. W. Corner Square, Ilayti, Mo. For your money's wortli in Short Order meals, Lunches, Cold Drinks, Confectioneries, Fruits, Fish and Game in Season, Cigars and every thing that goes to make a flrstclass restaurant. Call once and you will come again. WANTS A LEAD. Under the head of "Hlood on Hayti" and usinc the folhvoiii"- local from the Sikcstoii Hoinet: Ben Adams, the .,.... veteran editor of the Cape, says that j .,I( om. ,ty ttlIlmrtlos uro not go tho men who are working Southeast ing to take any action in that shoot Missouri with what they stylo tho.Mei- ing scrape of a few days ago in which chantB' Mercantile Company, aie u !mu "TmV UIJd c" woumn ws hliot, . . - ,,!.. r. u then Judgo .1. S. Go&soin ought to trv bunch of grafters. If it's a graft, Hen, his hand?' iavo returned to their home in Hayti, E , . ,h "n'iw'o'1' V,0If y011!' r" ... ,, , i.ni it .i . bllngers they'll not soon forget. Li Uo MIbs Freda Wilson of Hayti, Mo., some citizen of llavti turn up tl The Caruthorsvillo Democrat says: "Gee Whiz, Herald, you cant't ex pect a little firearms practice like that to awaken Hayti from her dreams suf ficiently to sit up and take notice. Furnish Judge Gossom with the facts, or a lead to the parties at war, and there'll no a crupper put on your lead ,et Capo merchants are not the only ones that were "look in." Kikeston mer chants took a whirl at it too. Clinton, (Ky .) Gazette: Mrs. Stolfcl and littlo nicco, Fay Wilson, who ac- c nnpanicd Miss Freda Wilson hero, 1 tn "" I.-." .. .... ...iv w,""m some citizen oi iiuyii turn up liie entered school this week. We welcome "bill" and tlio ball will bo started to liar heartily, and hopo that wo shall rolling." ' have many more like hop to join us. I Now watch tho fur fly. ' I Time: Saturday night, December Ex: You who read thiH should bear () 1008. in mind that Hub editor or some other Wounded: Mr. and Mrs. James - Atkins, man shot in shoulder and wo- Wo know that you hav'o tho placing &" fchot In '' of vour own legal notices, bo remember Assailant: Ed Berry, us when you have any thing of the, we sent tho judge a marked copy kind. Wu caninakeyoii aB reuBonublo . .. .r,,..,.! (,m,tI1tni)r ti.n,,hrv i, a price as anyone, for Administrator's of)t"1 Hm l,(1 contain i g thonboo lo Notire, Notice of Final Settlement, M. t when in Hayti ho neglected to Trustee's Sale or Order of Publications, 'cull on us for further information. Culpepper & Jackson S Watchmakers and SI ( Jewelers ( N"xtdoor to Bank of Hayti S In P Hayti, - - Missouri ?jl SPOT CASH GROCERY Proof of the Pudding Is in the eating thereof. It takes prices to talk. Can you beat these? As Good Flour as anybody has got, sack 70c Same in barrels $5.50 Best Flour on earth, or anywhere else, sack 80c, barrel 6.25 Dry Salt iMeat 12e. Bacon 13c. Lard 12c Matches 4c box. Lenox Soap 4c or 6 bars 24c (if t Lone Star Saw 2.95 (if t Peerless Saw 3.95 Double Bit Ax 1.20 Pole Ax 90c Atkins Saw Tools 50c Saw Hammers 40c Oranges and Lemons, per dozen 25c Navy Beans 6c Dodson & Braun Pickles, best on earth, per dozen 10c OOAL Oil per gallon 15c Bulk Coffee 15 and 20c. Peaberry Green Coffee lSc Best Corn 13c, two for 25c. Parlor City Corn 10c, three for 25c Gold Medal Buckwheat Flour 9c, 3 for 25c Arbuckle Coffee, while it lasts, Gib for $1.00 Coal Buckets 25c and 35c Bring your bucket and get country Sorghum, something good, 50c a gallon. 1 I I AT OOST! AT OOST! r4 Pairs Men's and Boys' Shoes at COST. Haven't room to handle them, so I will quit handling them. S. RAYFNSTEIN FIKK AND LIFE INSURANCE RFAL FSTATE AGENT CONTRACTING AND JSUILDINti v Ofiico at Homo. Phone No.28 Huyti, .Missouri SPOT CASH GROCERY Hayti, Mo. Itcsiilenuu and Lois for Salts For Rale nt a bargain one of the nicest rHsidenooH in town, corner, near business, 7 roomR, 2 storieH, 2 or 3 lotB and lots on oposito aide of afreet ,1. N. CIhidpiih, Tyler or 0. W. Friok, Hayti. 5tf Land lor S11I0 80 aeree good laud, 35 in cultivation, 5 in alfalfa, amid' orchard, 3 mid 8 from town, bargain for cash or part on time. Jon Wki.cii, Hayti, Mo. 2 Bring your job printing to the Ilayti Herald. LAU ED LOOK! RE.AjD! HEED! j TO CLOSE OUT THIS STOCK We quote you below prices on some merchandise that is far below cost and almost like giving it away. O LADIES' SKIRTS FOR $2 Who ever heard of a prices like these? The reason of this is, we have but a few of these articles left, and want to clean up the odds and ends. Come in and see if what we publish is not true. HI I NO GENERAL SALE Ladies' Skirts Men's Suits $0.00 Skirts for - $2.75 $15.00 Suits for - $10.00 5.50 " " - 2.25 12.50 " " - 8.00 5.00 " " - 2.00 10.00 " " - (J.OO 4.00 " " - 1.75 9.oo " " - 5.5o 2.50 " " - 1.25 7.5o " " - 4.75 JACKETS! JACKETS!! JACKETS!! Ladies, Listen. Let me save you no cents on the dollar. I need the money and you need the jacket. "Come, let us reason together? - I. KOHN - HAYTI, MO. ) t 1 A I j..j & X, 18 $ k MI3MWM itnwiiTnTiTnnTiiiiyiajraaOTyjj m$mmmir