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DUNCAN Attorney-at- Law Will practice in all the courts Oflice, Over City Drug Store. GiVK'jtiiursvilli:, : : Mo. YON MAYES LAWYER Hayti, Mo. YIKG. P. ADAMS Notary Public Real Kstato and Insurance Oflice South Side Square Hayti, Missouri JOHN T. BUCKLEY Notary Public Oflice in J. L. Dorrls' Store. Hayti, ... Missouri. BARBER SHOP MOREAU GASK1NS Tonsorial Artist Two Ohairs. Firstelnss Service and everything neat and clean. I respect fully solicit your patronage. HAYTI, MISSOURI Averill Insurance Agency Hartford Fire Insuranco Co. American Central Insurance Co. Phoenix Insurance Co, Phenix Insurance Co. Niagara Insurance Co. Strongest agency in the city. L. 0. AVERILL, - - Hayti, Mo. P. S. RAVENSTEIN FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE AGENT CONTRACTING AND HUILDING if V Ofiice at Homo. Phono No. 28 Hayti, Missouri Lest you forget it, better hand us your dollur for another yuur's subscription. THE HAYTI HERALD Published Evkiiy Thursday, By TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: 81.00 ENTCRED AT THE POSTOPFIOE, HAYTI, Ofllco In Olty Hull, Houthweat Room, VOLUME 2, NUMBER 1. With this issue the IIayti Herald en ters upon its second year. We havo made our word yood, and have no apologies to make and none to ask. We have done our lovul best, and do not see how any improvemet could he made on what wo have done. Our putronajre has really been bet than we expected to receive, but should have been much better. We can look about us and see where much improvement might be done for the paper, by a greater support from the people. Our iinunu.es will not permit us to make the paper better than the patronage accorded it will justify. The paper is an index to the patron age it receives, and an index to the town where it in published. If you want to judge a .town, look at its newspaper. Now, having finished the tirit year, what of the second year? If IIayti i has a paper it must be supported. Our friends must stand bj us and must see to it that the paper is kept alive by u liberal support. So far as we know, wo are proud of every friend we have made, and we are glad our enemies are such, because if they are enemies, it is because we have stood boldly by our post ol duty and buttled for what we thought was right. People who censuie us for doing this are not desired as friends, and their friendship would be injurious. The policies of the paper will bo the same in the future as in the past. We will conduct the paper along conser vative lines, doing the very best we can for our city and the people. All we ask is the patronage support due your home paper. and MOKE KIND WORDS. With this week's issue the Hayti Herald is one year old, and the indi cations are that it will lie many more years. Win. York, the editor, is giv ing the people of IIayti a real good paper, and deserves even better sup port than lie is receiving. Sikeston Hornet. The Hayti Herald is one year old. Oh, you kid! A pretty good paper the editor has made of it, too, under the circumstances he has labored. Wo hope it will live to bo a thousand, and then some. IIayti needs a paper, and when she learns how to" hold all she gets and hustle for more, she will be entitled to a "seat in the bund w agon. " Twice-u- Week Democrat. We appreciate the kind words of our friends, and we are proud of the position that has been accorded our little paper among tho newspapers of Southeast Missouri. Wo aio sure that tho best efforts of our life have been directed towards making tins a paper worthy the con fidence and the patronage ol the peo ple, and we know the paper has at all times neon better than its patronage deserves. Many of the citi.ons.of IIayti have stood by us well, but there are many who have done us harm instead of trrwil or tried to. The Herald is hero, however, und will continue its battle for the best in terest of the town and all the people, no matter who is benelitted by our el torts. It costs us considerable money to send u solicitor out to see lour or live hundred people to collect their sub scription, which we ure forced to do, unless you como in promptly and pay. So do not turn our solicitor off. It costs just us much for our solicitor to visit you tho second time as at did the first, which is quite u burden to us. Hut we need and must lmvo the money to pay our debts and must keep after it. The price of tho paper is so small that any one can pay it. There is no need for credit. Our terms are cash. Wo hope every old subscriber will be prompt and try to help us. Tho Twice-a-Week Democrat has entered upon its forty-second year. Like most old papers, tho Democrat has had many ups and downs, until tho present owner, W. It. Lucoy, became its owner. Mr. Lucey lms proven u wise, conservative business man, has conducted a safe and conservative puper and done well. Bill bids fair to write it Volume 82. Pemiscot is an Indiun word meuning "liquid mud." Wonder what's tho correct Indiun word for ' 'mud slinger. " Twlco-a-Veek Democrat. Hoapblgbollj uche. William York, Editor and Pun. A YEAR, CASH IN ADVANCE MISSOURI, AS SECOND CLASS MATTER Hayti, Pemiscot County, Missouri The county poor farm now has 12 occupants, and on account of lack of room, tho conditions aro fearful. Mr. and Mrs. Stokley Jacobs are doing the best they can, under tho conditions, but are compelled to mix all kinds of patients and diseases together, in sanity, consumption, clean and un clean, and in some instances tho physicians called to seo these patients cannot stay in the room long enough to prescribe, on ticeount of the foul ness. It seems that our county is too good for this, and that wo could well afford to vote $.1,000 to build a decent building on our magnificent farm and treat these poor unfortunates as human. It is time for the people and the county court to take action on this matter. We are spending thousands of dollars for other pur poses, but at present there is not even a regularly employed county physi cian. The man who will not patronize his home paper and will not try to help it along, is not a lit .subject to associate with town people, i.iul will never do the town any good. It is not a matter of like or dislike for the editor, but for the town's good. The home paper never ceases to work for the town and therefore works for every body in tilts tow n, even for tho old croaker who goes around making wry faces an cussing the editor. A Hog weighing l-." pounds was re cently shown at the ISloomlicld stock show. Maiden Merit. Wo marked a bigger hog than that oil our subscription list the other day , and found another lusty "critter" that refused to pay six months back sub seriplion. If you want to go into the hog business, come down heie. Let every one stand by the Hayti Herald for another year, better than the year just passed. The paper is an index to the town and the patronage it receives, and your sell-esteem should prompt you to stand by your home enterprises. Let us start in this year to work for a greater and better Hayti, and begin ' by a strong support to the Hayti Her- j aid. Tho Herald has accomplished much good for Hayti the past year,1 and the better its support the more it can accomplish. All those who owe for one year's subscription und do not pay up by next week, will fail to receive the pa per. The postal department has ruled that a paper can only be sent one y oni on credit. Oil and Gas Lease Forms for Sale, We have prepared and printed a lot of oil and gas lease forms, which wo will sell at 2 cents each. Herald. Headache For Years "I keep Dr. Allies' Anti-Pain Pills on hand all the time, and would not think of taking a journey without them, no mat ter how short a distance I am going. I have a sister that has had tcrrihlc headaches for years, and I coaxed her to try them and they helped her so much, she now keeps them by her all the time. From my own exper ience I cannot praise them enough." MRS. LOU M. CHURCHILL, C3 High st, Penacook, N. II. Many persons have headache after any little excitement or ex ertion. They cannot attend church, lectures, entertainments, or ride on trains' without suffer ing. Those who suffer in this way should try Dr. Miles' Anti Pain Pills. They give almost instant relief without leaving any disagreeable after-effects, as they do not derange the stomach or bowels; just a pleasurable sense of relief follows their use. Get a package from your drug gist. Take it according to direc tions, and if it does not benefit he will return your money. WHEN THE fifi Comes your Bank Account is the Best Umbrella. Not what you get, but what you Hold, cases life's burden. Build your Bank account with us. Small ones as welcome as large ones. CARUTHERSVILLE. MO. Capital, 850,000.00. Surplus and Promts, SL'O.OOO.OO John W. Green, President. Leo V. lloud, Cashier. Shus. K TlBdmlt Vlro-PreBidonta. fpjjjg,, AH Cashiers. S. S. Markey L. L. Collins John W. Green W. J. Pato rvvw ior w wu w Gvce "JopsYaws vw Houv "ftvAUuvo, We have farm und city property for sale on easy terms. If you want to buy a farm, or city piopeity, seo our burgaius before you buy. In ease you cannot make cash payment, we can help you do so. If you have piopeity for sale, list it with us and we will find you a buyer. We adveitise for sale in the Hayti Herald all pio peity listed with us. We also handle city propeity for rent, and iinybuRine.ss entiusted to our liands will be given prompt atten tion. Call and fee us. "Ca..l, "FewusccA. K ft A Jt A A ?V iWr iWr Si JV Wt A All Kin (Is Rough mid Dressed I umber, Shingles, liuihling Matrrial, Cypress Fencing, etc. & "Wholesale and Retail - We have jus' pul in a Mock of Windows, Doors, Window and Door Stops, Moulding, Mding, Fluorine, Ceiling and all kinds ofi Finishing Material, and e.in supply your wants tor all building purposes. Wo al so have bridge timers and fence posts, roofing, etc. Reasonable prices and good measurement is our motto. Your trade solicited. 0. "W. FRICE, - SCHOOL SUPPLIES - Drugs, Glass and Paints When in the Market for these Goods Call at - - East Side Public 0.-1 MX wn S3 Z.a ?. (r C 2 o an 2 O k4 2 7. c 3 : s ct 3 -E rt ? o 2Lt c t w , 1 " V Ti J r r n z C3 3??. as S3 t 5 2.?s a uz r 00. a2 vJ i- 3 33 ELS if 5 b: s. s o c a J CD "2. Hi to &5 3 sr'o 3 c- 8 a a r T PURE DRINKS &i -vim-- Ml To produce n good nnd pure Soda Water it requires the use of choice material as well as a scientific pro cess. Do not abuse your stomach in the use of inferior carbonated goods. Demand ( good and pure Soda Water, the same as &rY you would pure food. . Wahl's is the Brand. When you cnll for it, see that it is served and that the crown stopper bears the trade mark. This will guarantee to you pure nnd good Soda Water, Coca Cola, Jersey Cream, etc. J. S. WAHL BOTTLING WORKS, CARUTHERSVILLE, MO. 99 HOARD of directors: J. W. MeClanahan Geo. L. Wilks C. F. Rloker Chan. A.Tisdadt E. U. Musgrave Lee W. Rood W. A. Green w wv ww ww v v,y 3 - CouwXvj, - "NCvssoun A ifir JW Ar .ft. .ft. -M, Jt. -A .ft, .ft. JW ft. Hayti, MO. 9 Square, Hayti, Mo. 3 c 1 St' II Vill- $fa W ui'iTfirlV rt.'t'Wll f-nj