The Hayti herald., September 09, 1909, Image 1

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THE HAYTI HERALD.
VOL. T.
HAYTI, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1909.
NO. 46.
LOOKING BACKWARD. THE MISSOURI GIRL.
ROUND HOUSE STARTED.
At tliis, tin beginning1 of another' The MisMiuri Girl contains nil the
Near of tin lliiyti Public School, c ! elements that yo to make up an on
rccall to inind the Urst graduating joiablo evening's entertainment a
exercises of the school, hold in the good, stiong pint, with intensely in-
old frame school house-, Friday oven-1 loresting dramatic situations, novel
ing, Apill "). 111(11. The Urst graduat
ing olitis to ieceie diplomas was coin-
posed of Misses Hva Allen, Karl l)or
ris, Alma Hullman, Lelitia .MoFai
lanil, Jessie Stephens, Hurl Smithur
nian, M attic Siuitherman and Sadie
Wells, and Mr. Cl.ulo Guin.
Judge Sterling 11. MclJarli was
principal of the school and Miss lona
Adams and Mrs. Anna Dunklin weie
the assistant teachers, while the
hoard of directors was Composed of
Amos Hull man, S. K. Gottings and
i i.i... i 1 .i
spri'i. uul's, (iumr iuiik-i's, uir rr
host scenic and mechanical stage ef
fects and the most ludicrous situations
ever seen in one pla,.
The, company is the pick of the pro
fession: no "stieks" to bore ,ou, but
every one an artist in his line. This
attraction will lie seen at the City
Hall. Satiiidai night, Sept. 11.
Work was started this week on the
election of a round house. Wo do
not know just what size, hut under
stand it will have live stalls, two
wash-out pits and two cinder pits.
The capacity of the coal chuto will
be doubled.
Two miles of side and passing track
will ho laid.
The old wood platform at the depot
Is belli;; removed and tilled with sil
ica. The old Ilouck depot building will he
removed to the new site and converted
into an olllce building.
At the meet in;; ol the cit, council
Monday night much important busi
ness was transacted. The ho;; law
Frank Gwin, with H. F. Allen as ordinance was passed, to take elloct
clerk. January 1. 1!U. The now i'ue limit
The program, of which the Haiti ordinance was passed the second ivad
llerald now lias a cop. , was excellent- ni!, and the lighting system was or
li rendered, and all ol our citiens dwed moied into the Herald olllce.
lelt justly pi oud that our school, had At the meeting Tuesday eiening the
established itself as one of the best lire limit ordiance was passed at the
in the state. linal reading. S. .1. .lull less was ap-
That year the new brick building pointed city attornu.i.
was built, and our school has contin
ued to grow, until the present build
ing, with si" rooms, is not la rye e.i
ough.
Let each citi.en co-operato with the
teachers and the board ol education
so that we may, this year, ecjual and
il possible surpass the high standard
that was set for our school under the
On account ol lack of space and
ollice help, we hae been compelled to
omit tne advertised letters for the
postotlice. It is our intention lo make
the paper just as -rood as possible,
and we are making it just as good as
our pationage will permit.
Our fellow-townsman II. L. David-
inanagemont of .ludge Sterling II. Mc- son received notice last Tuesday of bis
Cart! and I'rof. 15. S. Stearns.
('. F. Mercer of Chatlee. was in
IJayti Monday night intori iowing the
city council on tbo water and light
proposition. Allen and Doivis woie
appointed the coimnittee to con for with
Mr. Meieer on Wednesday of next
week, and it is very evident that every
thing will bo satifactory. anil that b'e
iore many months IJayti will hae
electric lights and water woiks.
appointment as Slate Organizer for
the Improved Order of Ued Men, and
will now hae the entire state as a
field ol labor.
Dunklin Democrat: K. -A. Baldwin
came in Sunday from Daw son
Springs, where he spent two weeks.
Mrs. Baldwin stopped over in Haiti,
and will spend a week with relatives
theie.
Friday nigh' at Caruthorsvillo,
.lohn Hay, known as "Coaloll .lohn
nie," Hhot and killed Jim Noeley.
The killiiiL' omited in .Mi. Hay'b jini
di'ii, where Neeley hail gone to moot
Mis. Hay. Hay thought at tbo time
that ho u an killing a well known druiu
inei and meat man, and was ui prised
that bis host Iriend, Neoley, should
lie the victim, l'uhlir reeling, lioiv
eiei, is with Hay, and the coiomlt'h
j in y exonerated him.
Our ollice is always open to isitois
and friends, and uo aie glad to lian
them come, but we are lory busy and
haio to ioik. and ofeoursGonly have
time to doioto to business matleis.
So don't think hi.rd of us.
Miss Sadie Raymond who for sever- .
al years has been thefoioinostcharac-j
tor'soubiotto on the American stage,
will present Tho Missouri Girl at the i
City Hall. Hayli, Saturday night. I
Sopteinlier 11. I
Wo have prepared and jirinted a
lot of oil and gas1 lease fornm, which
we will sell at 2 cents each. Herald. I
W. F. Uoll, sherill of Way ne coun
ty . was m Haiti Monday, having nist
.Miss . bailie Kay inoiul and Her elei- been in coinpani with A. . and T. F.
or company, will appear in that fa- Montgomery w'ho uic prospietni".
moiih comedy The Missouri Girl at the Thei woie well pleased with the coin-
t ity Hall Sept. II. tri.'
NOTICE.
The new art studio will be open
on the following days; Thursday,
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Photographs and post cards, made
on those days only.
R. W. G0N1ON, Artist.
DO NOT GET
E n t p n
What's the use? The man who runs over himself,
gets stampeded, tears his clothes and pulls his hair every
time the world doesn't wag his way, is making his own
life a failure and the lives of others miserable.
Bettei get down to system find the rough places and
keep away from them. This is my motto in business. I
know that kind and courteous treatment, honest goods and
honest prices, coupled with fair dealings, will win out in the
end, and will make my customers permanent.
It's a good thing to get acquainted. Don't limit your
self. The world is large, and people are different. I
would like for you to come to my store and learn my ways
and my prices examine my stock carefully, and I am sure
you will be pleased not only pleased, but that we will be
friends and you will be my customer, and save yourself
much worry. I take care of my customers, because their
interest and welfare is my own. See the point!
Lhib W
D9
EHILL
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QtOWOiOT DOtTiiLQ LEFLIiR'S IS THIi ONLY PLACE IN THE COUNTY THAT HAS IN STOCK
v-v-n av-pvu i vvi'VO at au times a full and complete si
iplete stock af School Books and Schoolroom Supplies
INKS
t'aitoi's ami b'anloid'b
Hliick - o.. couch fi
Hlaek li ().. cylindoih 5
Kcd 1 o.. ... r.
Hlue li o 5
While 1 o.. ... 10
I lirizitiH India Ink i w. . L'o
Ued Stumping Ink 1 n.. . . L'oi
1'aynonH Indelible Ink 'S
Fiemiuin writing fluid, 4 pt. -'.")
Pints 10c, iuaitH7ic
Mucilages and l'aste
TABLETS
7.'i diffuicnt kinds,
styles and sUes to bc
lect fiom, lc, 5c, 15c, 20(
and -5c each.
Rough pencil tablets,
smooth llnish, linen
imrl Imml. ililf till t'llt.
v. ' as
lets Willi cuvulopcH to
match. Composition hookH 5, 10, '25e
' ;tr-'-!ur
LEAD PENCILS
lc, 5c am) 10c each. CO dillcient kinds
to select from.
Heats All lc I I --
A. V. Fa her, all num
bcrb, 10c, pel ilo.cn Mk
Diauint: jiciii'iIh and
crayon 5 and 10c per ho CaijienteiH pencils, copyini; Jiencils, slate pencils,
combination pen and pencilb, jien holilci.s, etc.
BLANK BOOKS
Vest pocket memoranda 5 and 10c
l.ar'O memoianda 5, 10 and 25c
Honk koepinj.' blanks, l.edjjorH, binle and
double entiy, LTa' to $'.i 00 each
( Umax luuiheiiiieiib tally book I 00 eiich
Time books, monthly and iicekly, 5, 10, 15c
l'rainuieu's time bookb 10c
Ulank iiooks, KecciptH, Hiafts, Notes, Car
bon I'uper, Tyjieivnti'i I'apei.etc, Stock alw as Jaro and complete.
I
Slates 5 and 10c. Hook straps 5, 10, i'5, 50c
Hook Salchelb lOaini 'J5c. .Sjion(;os 1,5, lO.Wc
Jii.ibcis 1 and fie. Hlackboatd erabeis fie or
50c poi doen. I'on points, 'cncil holders.
Teacheis' call hells 2fic. Teacborb' reenters
$100. Clerk's ie;istoiH W 50. Chalk crayon
15c, 2 Jor iTw, Tyjioivri'ci oil 1 o.. t.'0c. Ink
noils, Klabh M)c. Pencil boxes 5 and 10c.
Fountain Pens
1 00. 1 75, i'2 50 anil H 50
Lefler's is the
place where
quality rules
BOX
PAPER1
Coiiijilete line of
box piipci, con
sibtint: ol' home
very attiactive de
sijiiih. The tuoek
is varied to hint
t h e d i ll'o lent
tabtes of nui cus
tonieis. l'ait icii-
lai iibcis of stalioneiv are oiu regular cubtoin
i ih. Trice 10, I'd, L'5,";i5, 10 ami 50 eenU.
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LETTER
FILE
Fee a lettei Hie around the
home I'm keeping valuable
letters receipts, etc., when
tlii may he found when need
ed. U5 ccntn each.
WHp
Baseball Goods.
(atelier's masks, biibelull bats, catchor'b
mitts, iii fat babeiiian'b mitts, lioldei s gloves,
lieldei'.s untts, toe plales, heol plates, um
pire indicatotb, score hooks, ankle support
orb, boy's cajib, belts, bust-hulls, picnic built-,
ruhliei balls, etc. When you want any kind
of biibcball gooilb, think of l.tilei.
LEFLER'S DRUG STORE
HAYTI, MISSOURI