The Hayti herald., August 26, 1909, Image 3

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

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THE WORLD AT LARGeI
Items From Home and Abroad, Gathered From Many Sources
I'.loo.nllold Vindicator: "Wo have
boon advised lij several whom, we
know to ho our friends, tluil we lisicl
bettor l:i, oil or I hostoek law-question.
Tliis is u question everyone is entitled
to, and should have an opinion of
their own, and slioulil In permitted to
express tliut opinion witlioiil fear or
ollonding some friend. Tin- Vlnillca
top lias for oxer thirty .wars advised
the people ol this city and country on
inestions pertaining to the welfare
and advancement of the population as
a whole. Whileno doulit many mis
takes hae heen made, we have lieen
lionest with oiip leaders and advised
what wo thought was lop the frond of
tlie niajopit.v. While we appiei'iate
friendly adviee, and aie willing in lis
ten to reason, i feel it our duty to
urge tlie voteps ol ihisoity to east tin ip1
vote in favor- ol the stock law." j
Tin1 llayti Herald has boon serel
with the same warning. lui it onl
served to increase our ellorts.
Petroleum experts are busy investi
gating the lands near (Tarkton, and
succeeded in lindlng a specimen whicli
a chemist reports to lie '('rude miner
al oil of a vep, Hue quality." Mr. I
liohliuol. the principal pioinoler, the
representative of a company with la rue
capital, has contracted lor the
machinery with which to lind the oil
rosovoinm Virgil McKay's land as
near as practicable to Drainage Ditch
Xo. 2. on the western boundary of the I
(iideon-Anderson land on which tlie
ppospeetops hold anopliou. The work j
ol drilling hoy-ins in .'!() i a,s and sink t
a well L'llOO feet deep. Tlie Maiden
Merit and the t'larkton Courier are
enthusiastic over tlie prospects of
seeing a do.on gushers discharging
oil thisfall. and the I locoed hopes they
may not lie disappointed.
by physicians anil midwives, op others,
to ppoper registration ollleors. With
in ninety days after tlie law gooi. into
elleet. tlie state board of health must
divide this stale into registration dis
tricts and appoint local registrars.
Kadi incorporated city becomes a dis
trict and the ontly ing county may be
divided into as many as convoni cut.
Up to this time in the country burial
permits have not been necessary.
Now befopo :i body can be buried a
permit must be obtained from the
local registrar. Railroads may not
take a body for shipment in the state
until such cerlillcale is obtained. The
local registrars will be paid 25 cents
lor oaoh birth or death certificate
properly made out anil filed with tho
state registrar. Those are made
monthly.
Dunklin Democrat: 1'nder a law
whicli went into elleet hist Monday,
all births and deaths must lien ported
Uiehard .eno, former editor of the
1'aiina Victor, litis set sail for parts
unknown. Zeno was master of many
Iradcs and professions, beiny a yood
printer, painter, paper hanyer. circus
porlormer. carnival promoter, candy
maker and what not but his domestic
life was not pleasant, lie and Mrs.
Zeno (jiiarrclcd and she finally left
him, taking thoir young child. Zeno
followed hop to the Capo, thence to
Kennott, and later yavo up the chase
and left the country.
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Prohibition in Tennessee is a failure
so far as it concerns Memphis. In
fact, it doesn't concern Memphis, as
the Haloonsare as wide open there as
they wore before pi ohibition went into
elleet. The only ditl'erence is, that
the bottles instead of beiny on a shelf
behind the counter, are now kept un
der tlie counter. You call for what
you want and pay for what you yet.
l'ortayeville Critic.
Correspondence in Dunklin Demo
crat: When those oil experts came
hero, they made careful inquiry about
whether substance resombliny charred
coal was found here. It is those black
chunks lonnd on the sand blows.
They said that was a yood sign of oil.
They are to be found all over the
county .
honor to those women Insetting an ex
ample in cleaning up. Would it be
possible to make the men ashamed?
The New Madrid merchants have
subscribed money to pay thowaybnek
and forth across the rivop of parties
from Kentucky and Tennessee who
come to trade on Saturdays. Gasoline
boats make trips all duriny the day.
A very line vocalist arrived here
Sunday to cheer up the sad hearts of
our citi.ens. -Kxchanye.
What breed? Malti.e or old " tiller."
Residence and Lots for Sale.
For mile at a bargain one of the
nicest residences in town, corner,
near business, 7 rooms, 2 stories, 2 or
H lots and 4 lots on oposite side of
street J. N. Olemens, Tyler or 0.
W. Friok, Hayti. 5tf
Correspondence in Dunklin Demo
crat: Last week, in Campbell, we saw
two women cuttiny dog fennel in front
of their houses along the street. Ml
Store Rooms for Rent or Lease.
Four Btore rooms for rent, known
as the Franklin Block, south side of
the square. Apply to T. A. McNail,
at Hank of Hayti 41tf
Subpcribe for the Hayti Herald.
In any large store there accumulates a number of articles that prove to be slow
sellers. The value is still there, but probably they have not been well displayed, or
maybe now they are just a little out of season, or mabe it is a certain brand of some
thing that the manufacturer has ceased to advertise. At any rate, cost or even less
is all the store expects to get out of them. Our store is no exception to this rule,
as you will note by the following:
Cup and saucer, fancy floral design 10c
Cup and saucer, large white, gold trim 10
Plats, 10 in. wliitn, yolcl trimmed 10
Soup bowls, fi's. in. white, gold trimmed 10
Novels, Deteeiive, Love. Adventure, etc 10
Scrub biushes, extra quality 10
Cake Plates, fancy floral design, 10 in.
regular pric "Ce, cut to 50e
Salad bowls,!) in. regular prici-tiOe, out to 50
Syrup pitchers, flowered, very pretty .10
China pult boxes, $ sellers, cut to 07
Aasortment of 10c novelties, all cut to 7
Assortment of U5 novelties, all cut to li)
Assortment 10 and 15e soaps at 8" or 2 for 15
Salad dishes, oblong, $1.15 sellers, cut to 85c ! "illi packages loo, 2 for
Chop dishes, 12 in .! 25 SHliors, out to 95
Hand lamps, cheap at o()c, now cut to.. 40
.Match boxes for home use, were 10c now 5
Kentucky Kondilion Powders, 21b pkgs 15
2 for .. 25
B. A. Thomas improved stock food,
10 in Disc single side Zonophone records
cut to 115
We will now handle double records only.
Wall Papor, a few remnants at less than
cost.
Look for the Jiiirgsiin Ttililc.
KODAKS
Wo sue iiueutri lot KASI'
M N Kodaks, Films and
other kodak supplies.
DTfVflT P0 Pumps, Tubes, Valves, n fl TflTm Low
DlLilLhb !;ai,i,,:i.,l:!.- ". j r Ala 1 is
Lowe Bios, and Sheiwin Wil-
paints, enamels, vainishes
, buggy and wagon paints.
GLASS
Window glass, t.to. A big as
soitment of all hizes in double
anil single strength.
HYC-ENO
, rv.".;? " w"r""""" i oils ...aE,;!"'!;!::';:'- 'S ;;";"!!;
mange on dogs, etc
liuggy oil. I. aniens oil, coal tar, pine tar,
lowed oil, flooi oil, eie.
WALL PAPER
Fifty-six dilloiont de
signs, all new. Sumo 10c
paper that nlheis get 15c f'oi. A few
lieninants at less than oust.
Fishing Tackle ?vlsv &?:;
Keels, Tackle Boxes. Floats, Siukeih, Lines.
Pules, Fish Speair., Hooks, Staging, etc.
PAINT BRUSHES
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CUTLERY
A. Rmsli fnr F.vrv Pnrnnsf ZT" " -'V'R-SGi i., !' , ,,... .,. i,!,i ! Ki'i'n-Kutttr ami .Jonlen
I S -thal cuts 2 to :)( I. 1-Ket , knives and scis-
C to SSI. 75 I SSSSSS- Keen-Kiitter safetv la-lf"'-'- l,1"', '"''I'- -O0,lf!. '"
All kinds Of B7usl.es. I ".". l-''V" .,,I,,,,SS- '' l C,ltttUI bi',,',J' V' l'XXm UUul"h' nieW .mm fh'll, iv"
'Si,: llhelch lo. (iillett safetv ta.or 1.00 per do.on. , to select from at holier s.
GUITARS
'I hose (initios
have a mathe
niatieally coirect
lingei-boaid.
They aiegrai'o-
lul in model and have a fai oai.ying musical tone.
Price from W.OO to S.()l each.
B?C?
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minmim$smii:
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WTZSnlv
Edison Phonographs and Records
VIOLINS AND MANDOLINS
'1 hose have been selected no account of their line time
and musical qualities. Kuril Violin has a heavy cord
boiiid case. Bow included. Piices fiom W.50 lo$12.00.
.Mandolins fiom .f.'l to Mi.
BANJOS
1'iices fiom ?.'i.(IO to fl.00 each.
ACCORDEONS
Fiom 75c to :,0U each.
HARMONICAS
From 5c to 1.50 each.
PIPES
w e nave an excep
tionally nice line of 25c
Pipes
Others at 5r, 10c, 15c,
50c and up.
It is easy to find what
you want when you
have a large stock to
select fiom that is
why so manv people
buy theii goods at holler's DiugStoie.
EfimflKftarJhiSfl
CROQUET SETS
fl 00, 1 25, 1 50, .$2 00, s2 00 pot set.
Keep our mind on Loflor ijualltj.
It is good, and we will keep it so.
Q CLOCKS
tfOSfa Bleak o'dtiy alarm
each -M.
Itopuhlic alaun 1
Luminous a 1 a i m
-l 25.
Ansonia lopeating
ahum i'J.
WATCHES. -Iugeisoll 'Yankee" sl.
I'ncle Sam SI. Ingersoll ".lunior" W.
BASEBALL GOODS
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W a XV am
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We want your business, and we can
please you.
C.Ucliei's masks,
baseball h a t s,
catcher's mitts,
fust baseman s
mitts, tieldet'.s
gloves, fielder's
mitts, toe plates,
heel plates um
piie indicators,
m-oki books, ankle siippoiters, hoy's
caps, belts, baseballs, pick nick balls,
iiibbei bulls, etc.
ANTISEPTINE A perfect wood preserver and powerful germ destroyer and disenfectant. When applied to stables, stalls, sheds, pens and
kennels prevents contagious disease among cattle, sheep, horses, hogs, etc. It deodorizes stalls and keeps them free from flies and vermin. Rids the place of
chicken lice in one day. Quart 35c. Gallon $1.00.
LEFLER'S DRUG STORE
HAYTI, MISSOURI