The Hayti herald., October 21, 1909, Image 3

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r Please, tell us some news.
Welter Dorris is quite ill of fever.
Wall paper at Lefler'e.
RossXtettis was over from Passola,
Saturday.
Jar rubbers at Letter's.
Frank Johnson was
in from Terry
Saturday.
Paints and oil at Letter's.
Geo. Webb of Braggadocio was in
Hayti Saturday.
Window glass at Letter'?.
Supt. J. A. Frates of CbatTee was in
Hayti Saturday.
"Kloseflt" pntticontH fit without a
wrinkle and without alteration.
Made with elastic core no strings.
Guaranteed to lit. J. L. Dorris.
THE LEADER
The new store in the Franklin block,
will be open for business Saturday.
Wo have a lirstclass line of foods,
consisting of Keady-to-Wear Cloth
ing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishings for
Ladies and Gentlemen. We respect
fully invite you to come to see us and
jet acquainted, assuring you that
we came here to treat the people right.
UNTERBERGER BROS.
... MILLINERY ...
LADIES: Go to Rose Bryant of
lltiytl for your hats. There you will
find styles and prices that can't he
beat.
Of the live years I have been in
business, none haw been so pioni
ising as the piesent season, 1000.
Come and see. and you will he
pleased. South Side Pub. .Square.
THE WORLDS GREATEST SEWING MACHINE
.LIGHT RUNNING
1SB9.
IfyorJ wnntcltbera Vibrating Shuttle, notary
Kliutllo or a HIukIu Thrinut Chatn AYficiJ
Buwliib' Muvliluu wrllu to
THE NEW HOME SEWIHO MACHINE COMPANY
Oranoc, Mass.
Man sewtne machines ate made to tell recardlcss ot
"'jualily, but t lie JV Homo It made to wear.
Our guaranty never runt out.
Hold by uulhorlzoil deulcru only.
rOX SALE BV
Oius. Gooduich, Oarutheravllle, Mo.
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Building paper at Letter's.
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Win. Wilks was out from
Caruth-
orsvlHo Saturday. ,
Rubber roofing at Letter's.
Otis Popham was in ChalTee the,
other day.
Call for a bottle of Tip Top, Lome's'
special brew. Carutheroville.
Mrs. Sallie McFarland has returned
home from Carutliersville.
If you don't B'O it In the 'Herald It
is because you did not tell us. I
Arthur White and wile of Braggado
cio were in Hayti Saturduy.
Fresh oysters are now on tap at the
Big Light Restaurant. 30tf
D. C. Stubbs has placed a concrete
walk in front of his residence.
New, homemade Borghum, the best
you eyer tasted, at J. L. Dorris'.
W. A. Maxie and Family of Brag
gadocio were in Hayti Sunday.
A line boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Claud Edwards Saturday evening.
I. Ben Miller's ice crnum lor sale at
Shell's Big Light ReBtaurant. 40tl
Von Mayes went over to Kennett
Tuesday , to attend court.
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J. L. Dorris has just i-fcived a nice
line ot ladies' i-cuts and Newports.
Clarence William was here from
the upper end of the county Saturday.
Eat ice cram and sodas in Shell's
Summer Garden, the c jolest place in
town. 39tf
Mrs. Anna Oliver of Guthrie, Okla.,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Lou Mor
ris.
Good, fresh, cl.;an lard for sale all
tbe time at Chas. Moruau'8 butcher
shop. 27tf
E. B. Culpepper will visit Hoxio,
Ark., and other points the last of the
week.
Our place is clean and up to date.
Come and see Chas. .Moiguu's butcher
shop. 7if
More silica is being placed on ,the
roads, and the citizens are paving the
bill.
Call for a bottle of Tip Top, Lemp's
latest and best special brew. Carutli
ersville. The Roberts Colton Oil Company
crew were in Lilbourn last week, run
ning two gins.
J. L Dorris has the largest line of
shirt and waist ginghams ever shown
in Hayti.
Dr. T. J. Traulmann and wife left
for St. Louis Monday night," to attend
to his father's estate.
Surrey for sale, good order, shafts
and tongue, bargain, $25. Mrs. Lou
Morris, Hayti, C0-4t
James Argo, S. J. JulTress, Willis
Young and Tpbe Baird uere in Caru
tliersville Monday.
Good cypress "Economy" shinnies
$1.15 per 1000 while thej last". W. J.
Morris, Gayoso, Mo. 1-38
Geo. Dorris and Clarence Mayes
went down to Reeves' Water Hole
Tuesday, to take a hunt.
Don't forget, the Hayti grist mill
will grind' your corn or exchange
meal for it, any day in the week.
R. S. Hurt, the prosperous farmer
and gardner, has his subscription
paid for another year.
Ask to see that Irish poplin at J. L.
Dorris'. It looks and wears like' silk,
but is much cheaper. All colors.
Sherman Casey, one of our most
prosperous farmers, has his subscrip
tion paid fpr another year.
Good fiesh, clean meats, good weights
and courteous treatment is the motto
at Chut. Morgan's butcher shop. 37tf
II. L. Davidson made a Hying trip
to Sedalla this week to confer with
Great Sachem DeBoed of I. O. R. M.
Several desirable residence and
business lots in Hayti for Bale, Ap
ply to T. A. MoNull, at Bank of Hayti.
Mrs. Roy Guskins, who is one of the
pioneer citizens of tills country, lias
her subscription paid for the second
year.
The grist mill at Hayti is now ready
for business. Custom work prompt
ly attended to. Meal and chops for
sale 50tf
Leo Spencer is another name on bur
honor roll. Lee also paid for the pa
per to go to John Spencer at Para
gould, Ark.
Mrs. Roso Bryant, the milliner, who
was among our lirst subscribers when
the paper was started, is among the
first to renew for the second your.
J. L. Dorris has more concrete
walks than any other citizen of Hayti,
and if the other property owners are
alive to tliolr Interest and to -the- in
terest of the town, the old board walk
will soon be a tiling of tho past.
Ladies, you need one of thoso
"Kloaeilt" nottieoats to elvo vonr
form that slender effect. J. L. Dorria
has them in all sizes and colors. 40
II. L. Davidson, State Organizer of
I. O. R. M., organized four tribes last
week, and delivered two lectures at
other prospective points of organi
zation. Tho new tribse are Mahu
gotaysee, Pawnee, Cherokee und
Choctaw witli more than 230 strong.
Chickens Wanted.
Highest cash price paid for chickens
at C. M. Shell's Restaurant. 44
Land For Sale.
80 acres cut over land. The very
best there is in the county, spice wood
and cane ridge land; not a drop of
rain water on it. This is the best 80
acre tract in the county for a man
that wants to open up a small farm.
Deal direct with owner and save mid
dlemens' profit.
F. D. Morris, Hayti, Mo.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given to all credi
tors and others interested in the
estate of Walter Spencer, deceased,
that I, E. L. Spencer, administrator of
said estate, intend to make final
settlement thereof at tho next term
of the Probate Court of Pemiscot
county, State of Missouri, to be held
at Oiirutbprsville, Mo., on the 8th day
of Nov. 1909.
E. L. Spencer, Administrator.
Dated at Hayti, Mo., Oct. 7, 1909.
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to borrow money, come to us and let us fix you out
with it. Our aim has always been to extend every
favor to our customers that can be granted them with
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CAPITAL STOCK $20,000
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C. J. PROVINE, Cashier and Secretary.
CITIZENS BANK
OF HAYTI.
Capital $10,000
Loans to Farmers, Merchants and Lumbermen. Rates
Reasonable, Good Notes Bought. Deposits Solicited. Fair
and Courteous "Treatment.
DIRECTORS:
D. C. Stubbs.
G.
A. J. Dorris.
J. S. Wahl,
HALF-WAY HOUSE
FRED MORGAN'S
SALOON
Caruthersville, Mo.
JUG AND MAIL ORDER
Trade receives our most prompt and careful attention.
This class of trade is a specialty with us, and you can trust us
to fill your orders. When you want whiskey for medicinal
purposes when your doctor prescribes it for you or for your
wife and babies, you certainly want the best and purest to be
had, and want your orders filled right. That's exactly what
we will do. Orders filled same day received.
PRICE I 1 J
For your guidance in sending us your orders, wo trivo be
low a list of goods and prices. You can Bond your order for any
of those goods and rest assured that you will got just what you
pay for, no matter who you nro or where you live.
G. it. Hharpo, Sit por gal., por quart $ ,75
Montreal Malt. Ttio Doctors prescribe this for weak wo
men uml medicinal puipohes, 84 per gal., por quart 1.00
Cedar Brook, bottled in bond. $5 por gal., per quart l.L'o
Cedar Brook, in barrel, ?4 per gal., per quart 1.00
Yellow Stone, caso goods, 85 por gal., per quart .l5
Yellow Stone, in barrel, $4 por gal., Por quart 1.00
King of Kentucky, 0 years old, $-1 per gal., per quart 1.00
Old Log Cabin, $1 por gal., per quart 1,00
Old Atlierton, $4 por gal., por quart l.ot)
J. H. T., bottled in bond, $5 por gal., per quart l.L5
GainosOld Crow, bottled in bond, per quurt 1,75
O. T. C. (IJillio Loo) bottled in bond, per quart ,.. 1 50
Guokenheimer Kyo, bottled in bond, per quart 1.60
Anderson County, full quarts, bottled in bond 1,25
Sain Clay, $-1 por gal., por quart i,(X)
4 year old yellow corn. $3 per gal., por quart .'1 .75
2 year old corn, $2 per gal., quart 50
Sherfeldt lied, ?2 por gal., quart 60
Call on me when in Caruthersville. Don't forget the
name and the place. You will be treated right.
They will enjoy it more than a letter,
because it tells all tho nows.
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