The Hayti herald., April 15, 1909, Image 1

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AYTI HERALD.
VOL. T.
HAYTI, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1909.
NO. 25.
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ONLY A WOMAN.
Coining Irom whence nu one knows,
and wandering aimlessly in tin-world,
one of tin- actors on the stage of life
lli-utlny from t lie footlights uiul per
haps from those lovt'il and iloiif ami
over whose hie hep sin might cast its,
shadow, landed troin :i steamboat at
( 'ai-Uthei-sv ill.- Sunday night, penny -less
ami Iiiiiki-. a stpnngei- among
-traiiyt'r. with tin canopy of heaven
loi' her eovep and the eold, damp
earth for her bed.
This woman, young, beautiful and
i dined, torn asundep from home and
lot'iner associations by the hist and
the stronger power of man. a wreck
and outcast, with heart aching lop
the might have heen. up perhaps fop
the fulllllment of the promise that 10b
ImmI hei-of all the after beauties ol life,
n w turns her lootstcps to the mid
night darkness and plodding her
weai-y way thpogh the misty nip until
finally overcome hy childbirth pains
she knocks at the door ot a lonely
cabin anil entpeats lop admittance.
The child is horn, a hoy. I)u the
slopy of the waywardcloseV We leave
tin- answer w itli yon.
The lads in the case caUim.' lor the
atmve lelleciiuns seem shioudcd in
mystery, and all efforts to get a cleai'
statement Irom the woman have failed,
and her stury is so conllicting that we
can publish lint little of it.
One ol tin- name given is Kapali
Wiihlnig. ol Nashville. Tenn.
XccoidniL' to hep stopy, he cannot
stati just wlieie she hoarded the boat
or wheic she landed Irom it. Inn it is
supposed that she landed Irom the
boat at I'aruthersville Sunday night,
and walked out the railioad to the
home ol .1. W. liowen. appearing
there about, tour o'clock Monday
morning. Mmiii an hour aftertaking
in V her in she yavt birth to a baby.
A I lii'si tie- liaby w.is thought to be
dead, and Mr. liowen reported this
lael to Kij. 15. !' Mien, who phoii
ed to the coriinr. Dr. H. IJ t'l'owe. at
aruthersv nle. who. m coinp.uiv .ilb
lb lluilgiugs ea me out. to lunl tl i
PUBLIC SQUARE
Tuesday a meeting of the contrilmtors
ol the fund to fence and improve the
public square was held in the city hall.
A majofity of the contributors being
jni'seiit, an organization was perfected
with Dr. .1. W. .lohnson as cliairmau
and II. I,,. Gully secretary.
Talks were made by several, and
upon motion duly carried the chair
man appointed Geo. V. Don-is. K. M.
Gwm ami A. J. Dorris a committee
with lull power, free from outside in-tei-leience.
to select a fence and erect
same from funds in hands of committee
together with any other available funds.
The chairman was further instructed
to appoint a committee of two to desig
nate the places on the square to plant
tree-,. On this committee Jheehairman
appointed F. M. 1'erkins and I. Kohu.
Ci. V. Doi-ris reported tliu sum of -MOO
in his hands.
I'pon motion, duly carried, the fence
committee was instructed to set the
leucc so that the street should lie "(!
leet wide Irom the outside walk line to
the lence. The mci'ting then adjourned
to meet at the city hall on Monday.
Apr. I 1st. at :i p m.
.1. V. Johnson, chairman.
U. 1- Gully . seceltirv .
RESIDENCE BURNED.
Tuesday night about eight o'clock
the icsiilenee of Win. Knight was de
stroyed by lire, am) only-ii small part
of the household (roods were saved.
We are informed that some Insurance
was carried. It took hard work to
.save the icsidence of Harry Steifel,
and Charlie Morgan proved the hero
of the occasion.
Dr. J. W. John-oil accompanied
Knllcigh Goatcher to St. Louis Satur
day night, and lelurned Sunday alter
noon. Mr. Gotclierentered a liospita!
for tiealme it
child, a liiir boy baby. ery much
alive, but needing attention.
The woman did not make any con
nected statement to the doctor-.
On Tuesday morniii" '. S. York
came out from 'aruthersville to ie
port the case tor the Democr.il. but
no ciiuui-cti-d story eould Ic obtained.
l-'sij. I-'. M. (iwiii accompanied Mr.
York to the place, when It w is ills.
ciim-h-'I that Mr G iwen was a pool .
Ii.i I ilwoi iing man. and lliordei lo as
sist 1 1 1 in in i-.u-iiig lor bis uiilorttinate
i It. II J' m 'it 'i Jit Ol te Hi i'l. .t i hi ;i
iloti.it ion. which w,is deliviied by
! -i ( i v in aii't I Mi-do -
How Nugents Started Business
When publishing a papep in 1812 ati
Mount Vernon, 111., on a second floor,
a stoic was opened in a. room under i
our otllce. The senior proprietor-came
up stairs and contracted for three
columns of space ,op twelve months
w ith locals eaeli week. He remarked
that it was a snap to yet into a town
where other business men did not adver
tise. This linn stapled on borrowed
capital. In tliiee yeai-s it had money
enough to statt two stores, oneinSe
dalia .ind oneinSt. Louis. It dissolv
ed paitnei-siiip and each paptnei-took a
Held for himself. Ilt-yon Nugent wan
the man w ho made the contract and
who. until his death, was a member of
H. Nugent Hros.. the great St. Louis
house. We must add that some of the
old mossbacks who wepein business at
Mount Vi'i-iiiiii before Dryon JNugeiit
ever saw the place an- still grumbling
about dull trade ani' hard times. - K
Did it ever occur to vou that ou
Hi'ic in a position to help oiip local
paper publish all the newsV Kvi-rv
local paper makes leasonable ellort
1o com p its Held, hut H is not alwavs
the easiest thing' in the world to get m
touch with the elusive item. The local
piipei uppi eciales having news sent in
and having its attention called to any
lieWs item.
The i "ivic Ieague made s,") cb-ai on
their election dinner Vhis mom y
will I e spent for the beneli ot ilayti
ii- a wlioli. and not foi 'au eh icl.,
Sunday school or society, b it lor
public impi ovem -nt
SPRING!
ITH the advent of SPRING I have
purchased the largest and fin
est line of Ladies' Slippers
since I have been in business.
I have the strongest line in Ilayti; just
the kind of slippers that your mother
used to wear, and you know they were
good.
I also have a big line of Summer
(jooUm, in Lawns and Linens, etc.
Don't buy without firsst get
ting my prices.
No matter what you need,
call lor it, and remember my motto is
"HLST OF EVERYTHING AT
AVERILL'S."
Don't forget the Bargain Groceries
alwavs on hand.
L. O. AVERILL
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GUITARS
'I hese (iuitais
have a mat he
ui.ttically coirecl
liiigt'i-biiaid.
Thev aieuiace-
lul in model and have a tai earning musical time.
I'l ice fiiiin i.'UH) to sh.on carl,.
Edison Phonographs and Records
VIOLINS AND MANDOLINS
riie.se have been selected on account oft licit line tune
ami musical qualities. K.ich Violin ban a heavy coid
boaid case, liow included, l'rlces fiom i'J .10 hi tU Ot).
Mandolins In. in s;t tu o
.i..MiiinnlTflMMtf!iJsl'JlT','"l ' 4 I
BANJOS
li ices Irom RDO to ff.OO each.
ACCORDEONS
From 7.r)c to ilLOO eacli.
HARMONICAS
Fiom fie to s-1 .)U each.
HAMMOCKS
'BSBBBSSiSS''
I
CROQUET SETS
1 (1(1, Tl 'S, -fl .'ill, rJ (Ml, rJ IMI pet set
The best 'niids ami the piuilietit, luiii-l'iiding
cirlms to he 1'iiiiiid auywiieie I'm the niuiiey, ( 'om-
pilie Iheill With lilhel'-H at the Millie pi ice s 7,1, Keep y our mind on Letler quality.
.' (II), -If Till, -1 till, ")()(!, -.") ."id and ti (Ml each. It is good, and we w ill keep it mi.
CLOCKS
llicak o'diiy alaiui
each -rl .
licpuhlic ahum Tl.
1 .11 m i n ins- a I a i in
s -.'.r.
AiiMiuia icpcating;
alai in s-j.
WATCHES. InsreiMill -Yankee" .-1.
1'ncle Sam tl. Ingi-isoll --.luiiioi" -
We waul your business. ,uid we can
please you.
BASEBALL GOODS
Tj ' atelier mai-k.s,
hiis-eball b a t ,
catcher's. mitts,
titbt baseman '.s
mittP, tieldei's
gloveh, tieldei's
mitts, toe plates,
heel plates ilin
iiiie uulicatois
sroie books, ankle siippnriets, boyV
i.ipi, belts, b.ii-ebull.s, pick nick lulls,
illbbei lialls.etc.
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FISHING TACKLE
Kilbv hiiokh "() pel box of Kill
Knbv IiooKh 7-11 pel box of 100
Knby liunkH !() pel box of 100
Knbv hiiokh 10-0 per box ol 10(1
Kilbv hooks 7-8-ii-l() per 100
l.imeiick hiiokh ii-() box of 100
l.iliieiick liookN S-0 ho of 100
( cm I al dl.illghl No. II pel HI il
Ceutial diallght n. hri pel I II 1
I in buss, blight, 10--J0 L'l pet 100
TROLLS AND MINNOWS
lleuilll.N iiiopellelh each
(iabcoiiadc Hpoou tmllh each
liucll Hphllleis No. J! each
ISuell spiiiueis Siis. I and r each
lllhieibiaudl taiideui Hpinueis
each
llihteihiaiidt plain nplnneiK each
illldeihraudt leatlieicd HpiiiucrH
each
Ihiwamac minnow 0 hooks; each
L'oc
Jl.'ic
Imp
7ric
1.1c
LMc
.10c
00
00
Itfc
DiivMiicac 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 vv 1.1 nooks each 100
llovvaicac iniiinow M hooks ai-
listic each "lie
Ketch-em IT) hookH each ilUc
1'iemiei vveeillchh tmll each L'."ic
I'leiniei Hilled spouu each '-Me
Onlinary tinted Mpuon each 10c
REELS
Inviiii'ihle Iht iiialilv eacli 1 '.'.1
Walluii, one of the best ui.ule '.TiO
l oik lloatb each r & (lc
Tackle boxi'H, M.e ftJxIOA each I 00
l-'ish scaleih each -J.lc
Trul Line, Seine Twine and Slajie-
iiiH, ner lb Il.li-
Kiiinihiied lines eacli f) it 10c
I' lull stiiiij,'eiri each .1 iV LMc
LincH, t-'iiinl ijuality cotton lfi It.
J lor .1c
liettci iinility cottnn, ''.') It, each 1c
iliaided linen, 50 ft. spools I'm l.'ir
wllk t-utsl i ti ji. on spools pel yd. '!, ) ,v. fie
.lajmu dilk, 10 yd. hank:, 'each L't-
Siukuru, lead h mal I and medium In
SiuUerH liirue eaoh l!o
POLES AND RODS
.Siimpnon'n jointed sicel I '..ft.
Hlltlll ?'! 'Jfi
llamhoo juinleil -4 '..!(. each -J fid
Cane jointed Sft. each -.'fie
MirtHiHHippi cane lhlt. eacli 10c
Minnow dip uctH each -Jfi filli!
I'inli buuH each :'ifiit
liuoket dip netH eneh '.'le
Minnow bucnets Iqt. 15c, Jijt, '.Mu
Iql 7fi(!
l-'roij Hpeui'H !l (Jroiie; each . -Mi!
I'ihIi dpeuih I in .1 pront; each 115c
1''IhIi HpeaiH ,1 in. ,1 prune; each title
Finli spcarH 7 in. 5 pron each sj on
KlHlieriiiun'H hatH each 'Xtu
Minnow HchiH 4x1ft Machine
Hindu eacli v.' 50
Minnow seiiiB 1x15 white tied
each .10
iC'oinplete wlin limits and Hinkerw.
We have by far the lartieflt and
inoHt cuuiplete line ol Finning Tiiekle
in the city,
LITTLE FOLKS GOODS
Toy garden toolt), Tope, Marhlen,
HoniH, etc;
BICYCLE SUNDRIES
I'limpn, Inside Tubis, llelln, Handle
CoikH, Tire Cement, Wood Rim
Cement, Kubber PlugH, Valvun, etc;
UepUr Kubber.
MkndahU', for inending torn or
Hiiuueil iroodH ioc
Mkndino Tissii:, a boimehold
neeeHHity fie
LEFLER'S DRUG STORE
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