The Hayti herald., February 25, 1909, Image 1

About The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922

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THE HAYTI HERALD
VOL. I.
HAYTI, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1909.
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NO. 18.
MAGAZINE GRAFT
Tho other week we warned our peo
jlo against an old yruftpr who was
trying to "pull" tho citizens of Huyti
for it few dollars. Rijjht In the face of
this warning- people are tfohyr rlyht
ahead "biting" at his scheme.
'Phis old grafter has fought awfully
fihy of the Herald otllre, which allows
more fully that his scheme is a gvutx
of the rankest tyj e.
$235,000,000
Conim'ss has just impropriated
K.Vi.OOO.OOO for the expen.se or the post- '
olllce departnient for the next liseal
our. and a hir per cent of this will
ho used to frank government printed
envelopes through the mails to 'nisiness
concerns who do not patronize the
homo printer. I
Ij. C AvcriU was in Caruthersvillo
Tuesday.
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FRISCO TRAFFIC
It is said that another fust merchan
dise train will Minn be" put on this
division, which will aiil jrieatl, to its
importance. Already 'the tralllc is
ver, jrrent, and as it s rapidly in
ereasinj,', this new irain is a necessity.
This is the shortest route by one hour
and a half between St. LouisandMcm
phis. The roadbid is constantly lielnj,'
worked on and improved, and at pres
out IK cars of silica is being-placed on
the road between Osceola and Biff
Creek each day.
It seems the Frisco people are be
coining fulls alive to the importance or
thi division and intend to make it
ful In up to-date ineverv respect, which
means much for the towns alon;,' the
line.
P R ICE E
NOTHING UNUSUAL ABOUT THIS
I need the money to keep the wolf from my door and
you need the goods to keep the wolf from your door. I arn
quoting you a few items below, and beg to call your atten
tion to the fact that I have to limit the list, for if I should
quote prices on all my bargains the size of the Hayti Her
ald would have to be increased.
OWN
THE DITCH. This is a winter scene on the ditch where the
new dredge boat is now at work. This is the first ditch ever
made in Pemiscot county and reclaimed thousands of acres of
land and converted lakes into farms. The work now being done
widens the ditch several feet and makes it deeper. The shovel
lifts 2 1 -2 yards of earth at each stroke. Pho!o t,y lhe eh
Still They Bite
S. K. Missouriun: "Be careful to
whom you pay mone . We recently
a freed with a subscription aren't
to accept subscriptions from him when
accompanied by the ca.sh. lie was in
no sense an afent for us and we are
not responsible for his acts. He has
sent us some subscriptions and cash
to pay for them. But we have heard
of others."
Is this the Taylor who worked Hay
ti for a C-ville paper and later caught
the Cape Progress?
On Tuesday of lust week, atLilbnurn,
while trying to arrest a negro, John
Hunter. Cit. Marshal Tom Woods
narrowl escaped death. The negro
shot at him, the ball striking the badge
on his hreast which turned it, but
caused a considerable bruise. The
negro was also shot, three times, but
not fatal 1.
Jury Service
Isn't there enough good men in Ca
ruthersv ille to make up a jury to try a
nigger, and is it necessarx to come out
to Ha.ui and take men uua from their
homes and their business and entail
this extra expense of milage and hotel
bills to secure such a jur.x? We think
not. Right in our busiest time this
week our main helper was summoned
for jur service -there vas even talk
of .summoning the editor, which would
have deprived about WW people and
all our advertisers of a paper this
week. Lutn Leller was summoned
awa from sickness in his family .
Please don't bother Us people out
here so mui-li. We have no saloons,
no boo.e. no lights, no killings.
Settle jour own affairs over there
and leave us alone -leave us in peace,
especially as those summoned here are
"old, stand-by jurymen."
PRICES TELL THEIR
Coal Oil, per gallon
Flake Hominy, per pound
Rice, per pound
Good Corn, per can
3 Pound Canned Tomatoes, per can
Canned Peas, per can
2 Pound Canned Apples, per can
2 Pound Canned Kidney Beans, per can
Eastern Granulated Sugar, 1 6 pounds for
Beans, hand picked, per pound
Seeded Raisins, per package
Roast Coffee, per pound
Everything in proportion. Don't complain
about the hard times. Buy your goods right, then there
will be no hard times.
Dr. Trautmann reports f'has. Pistes'
bab at C'owee Mill quite sick.
That genial and all round good fel
low. J. A. (Horry) Nations, who is now
operating a dredge boat near Green
wood, Mississippi, was in Hayti
the other day. Berry has consider
able property near Hajti, and
when he has made his fortune in the
dredging business we hope he will
locate with us.
These prices are for cash only, and we do not give
premium coupons with sales.
L. O. AVERILL
BILL BOOKS. An exceptionally nice assortment
in this line, foi 25c to $1.50.
LONG BILL BOOKS.
wemum
PURSES Fiom 5c to 50c
RUBBER GLOVES. Ladies slioul 1 protect their
hands in doing the housewoik by using 'ubher
gloves. These are guaranteed 1st quality goods.
fd.25 per pair.
SYRANGES
BRUSHES
Hair Blushes, 25c to
1 50. Oloth brushes
25r i $1.25. Nail
brushes, 25c to 50c. Infant brushes, 25c Tooth
brushes, 5e, 10c, 15c, 25c and 35c. .Shoe, brushes,
25c Hat blushes, 25c. Whisk bioonts, 25c.
THIMBLES
Silver, good quality, 25c each.
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$(?'.&&$
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Water Bottles. Ice Hags, otc.
Household S ranges.
Fountain Syi a n g e s ,
Hard Rubber .Syranges,
Ulass SyrangeB, Hot
ISiiiiSil
COMBS
We have just
received t h
best aHsmt-
nient of combs we have ever had.
Rubber combs, 10c, 15c, 25c, 50u, 65c and $1 ouch.
Fine combs, 5c, 10c, 25c. Infant combs lOe.
Barbers' horn combs 25c. Vest pocket 10 and 25c.
Back combs, new and fancy pattern, 50c. Side
combs, very pretty, 50c pair. Barretts, 10 and 25c.
Hair rolls 25c.
Keep your mind on "Lefler Quality."
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MIRRORS
Hand miirois 10,
15, 25, and 50c.
1st quality glass, white enameled frame 0x11, 80c
i. n . ii HxM, 50c
k " " " " 12xl!l, t!5c
" ! " " ' " 14x22, 75c
EMBROIDERY
HOOPS
Small, . 5c
Large, 10c,
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NOVELS
Why spend your leisure time
doing nothing, when you can
get a whole day's reading for 10c.
We have 500 detective stories,
lovestoiies and adventures, all
10c, straight.
12 Years a Detective. Happy though Broke.
Through New Hampshire on a Hiickbosrd.
Throug'i Missouri on a .Mule. Adam and Eve,
Flashes and : park? . The Dam Family.
A son of Heat. On a Slow Train Through Ark.,
all 25c each.
TABLETS
When you want to buy an article
of any kind you will save time, wor
ry and patience and get mire what
you want by going wheie the stock
is largest and most complete. For
several years wo have paid particu
lar attention to tablets, ami our
trade is immense. They range in
fl ZZj2!$
price from lc to 25c.
BBBEJES
No family should be
without one of om
nice bibles, best fin
ish and binding, fioml
25c to $3.50
COOK BOOK
'I ho White Houpo Cook
Book contains pages of
useful information, to every
housewife.
It tolls you how to pro
pare anything that is
good to eat. You need
it every day.
Pi ice . $1.00
BOX
PAPER
If you have nB much
jiriilo about you as
we have about our
box paper you will
never uso anything
else To see this
line is to admire it.
12 styles and designs at
14 styles and designs at
2 styles and designs at
2 styles and designs at
2 styles and designs at
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50c per box
25c per box
40c per box
:$5c per box
10c per box
LEFLER'S DRUG STORE
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