The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, November 11, 1909, Image 3

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

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( Many Things Worth Reading, Condensed for Busy Readers $
;..M.
Terms of Subscription.
All Mihscriptions uro iu iiltle
in advance, at the rati' of $1.00 '$.
a eur, and paper stopped
.. . t .
promptly ni expiration oi nine
paid for.
Advertising Rates.
Helow we give a list of adver
tising rates and terms, and these
must lie strictly adhered to.
Reading Locals, per line
Second insertion
Professional Cards per
month
x
3c
oOe
Where payment is made
in advance for six inn's.
nrofessional cards will
lie run ut .$." per eai
Hank ads , etc., per mo. .id. 30
Page Ads 1 time it..")!)
second insertion . . 3.00
Half Page Ads 1 time . . 3.00
Second insertion .'.00
:K'ol. Half I 'aye 1 time .. 3.23
Second time 2.00
2 Col. Half I 'aye 1 time . 2.30
Second time l.."0
Smaller space per inch Joe
Plate matter 20 discount,
li Mil's contracts, except plate
matter. '20 discount.
All hills payable on demand.
Right reserved to cancel con
tract at any time.
I 2 5 i ! b $ l i ! J $ $ v
Jar rubberB at Letter's.
And even Ulytheville has a stock
law.
Paints and oil at heller's.
Collin Morgan visited in Kennett
Sunday.
Window glass at Leller's.
Von Mayes and Harry Schilling
were in Portageille Sunday.
Building paper at Leller's.
J. S. Wahl of Caruthersvill spent a
few minutes in llayti Sunday.
Rubber roofing at Leilcr'B.
John Miles of Senath was here Sun
day, to visithis son-in-law, Win. Trail.
60 inch bed ticking at J. L. Dorris'.
Shirly Logsdon ot 'anudy was here
Sunday, and paid for the Herald to
continue to his father's address.
J. L. Dorris has a fu'l line of sweat
er coatB, from (iOc to .82.25.
Miss Nan Hanes, of Maiden, visited
the fuuiilv of Dr. F. A. Maves Mon
day. Call for a bottle of Tip Top, Lemp's
special brew. Caruthersville.
Cole Younger will lecture at New
Madrid Nov. 17. Why not have him
come to Iluyti.
Ladies' and gents' clothing cleaned
and pressed in up-to-date stylo. M.
L. Argo, South Side Square, Next
Door to J. L. Dorris.
CHURCrteS
ftND LODGES
Hayti Lodi? Directory
M. w. A.
Hayti camp No. 0507, meets every
Friday night at Masonic hull.
II. L. Davidson, V. C.
J. T. Buckley, Clerk.
I. O. O. F.
New Fra lodge No. 352 meets every
Snturday night at Odd Fellow hall.
Mohoan Wouth, N. G.
P. S. Ravenstein, .Sec.
O. U.S. I
Hayti chapter No, 217, meets 2nd
and 4th Tuesdays, at Masonic hall.
Ada Juden, Wm.
Vnui. P. Adams, Sec.
K. and L. of H.
Hayti lodge No. 2717, meets 1st and
3rd Tuesdays, at Masonic hall,
Wm. Reasoneu, Protector.
Anna Dunklin. Sec.
A. F. and A. M.
Hayti lodge No. 571 meets 1st
and
3rd Thursduve at Masonic hall.
Vina. P. Adams, W. M.
Bayless L. Guffy, Hoc.
W. O. W. I
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Fellow hull.
MOHGAN WOKTH, 0. O.
O. J. Mayes, Clerk.
Adams went down to Cotton-
wood Point Saturday, in the interest
of the Red Men.
T ... ....
Larejo stock of cvnres sh tier hb fori
sale, cheap, at llayti. W. J. Morris.
.1. F. Ingle and Dennie Hice were
over at Gayso Sunday, visiting Tom
Ingle and wife.
Pair of heavy mules and loir wncron
for Bale cheap. W.J. Morris, llayti. j
II. I,. Davidson purchased a tract of
land near Harrison. Ark., last week
as an investment.
Our place ifl clean and up to date.
Come and see Chas. Moiguu's butcher
shop. :t7tf
rts. Crowe and Hudgins were out ' W aro,c!?8inB,m,t ouf Columbln'
.,., i ,, L? .. i Victor and Zonophono 10 inch recordB
from Caruthersville Sunday, on pro- at -15 cents each. Wo have 1.000 re
fessional business. ' cordB in Btock. Also a good discount
,. . , ... r ,. , . , on graphophones. Uhas. Goodrich,
Call for a bottle of Tip Top, Lamp's rnnitliHrRvilif
latest and best special brew. Ourtith- Uarutl,erfnillfc
ersville. j The protracted meeting at the M. K.
Lon Uidgway, better known as Mr.
Speck, is behind the counters at Kllis
ton's Spot Cash Grocery.
Ask to Bfe those Phoenix milliters
at J. L. Dorris', the very lateBt in
milliters.
State Organizer for the Red Men,
II. L. Davidson, organized Kewanec
Tribe at Kewanee. and I.enowee Tribe
at Portages ille last week.
Surrey for miIm, good order, shafts
and tonyiiH, bargain, y-V). Mrs. Lou
Morris, Hati. 50-4
Dr. Mayes was called to Braggado
cio Saturday night, to set a broken
arm for a little boy who is mak
ing his home with Riley Orion.
Don't forget, the llayti grist mill
will grind your corn or exchange
meal for it, any day in the week.
Mrs. Artie Hayes end little grand
daughter, Wanda Graham, of Freder
icktown, came down Monday. Mrs.
Hayes is attending to probate court
matters.
All kinds of boot, shoe and harness
repairing done in tin up-to-date tnun
ner, at let live prices. M. L Argo.
In the basket ball game the other
day, the town team beat the school
team 24 to IS. Charley Wells sur
prised the spectators by making a
goal, and made 1.
Good fresh, clean meats, uood weights
and courteous treatment is the motto
at Chiifc. Moigan's butchei shop. 37tf
S. J. Jetlress, who is recovering
from his recent illness, lelt Saturday
to spend some time at his old home in
Paris, Tenn. It is hoped Mr. JelTress
will soon recover and be with us again.
Several desirable residence and
business lots in Hayti for sale. Ap
ply to T. A. McNail, at H.mk of Hayti.
We are informed that the motion
picture man, Adylott, leels that we
were due him a write-up on bis show
at this place not long ago. The reas
on we neglected to do so was because
the aforesaid gentlemen neglected the
courtesies due a printing ollice on the
second night. Printers can be pretty
neglectful, on certain occasions.
W. C.
Meets at Odd Follow hall 1st and
3rd Monday nights.
Mlts. A. Doneh, Guardian.
Mas. Jessie Doiuiis, Clerk.
M P. L.
Hayti council No. 093 mepts 2nd and
4thThurBday at Odd Fellow hall.
A. T. Huthon, Pres.
H. M, Ransjji'kuii, Sec.
I. O. R. M.
Wakarusa Tribe No. 171, meets
every Wednesday sleep, 8ih run, at
Masonic hall. All Chiefs invited,
Amos Huffman, Sachem.
A. O. Allen, Chief of Records.
Church Directory
Services nt Methodist church, south:
Preaching 1st, 3d unci 4th Sundays at
11 a. in. and 7:00 p. m.
Sunday school every Sunday at 9:45
a. m.
Epworth League each Sunday 7 p. rn.
Prayer meeting each Wed. ut 7 p. m.
To all these services tho public is
cort'lully Invited.
T. G. Fallin, Pnstor.
Baptist Church: Services 3rd and 4th
Sundays, 11 n. m. anil 7:30 p. in.
II. Pattehson, Pustor.
nilllrnll Of f1lltlat. k'oHlllnnn fM u..
...T. . . , .r.",'", '""?'"" ui,jm
nun, ist anu un wunuays, afternoons
and nights, by Eld. W. A. Buhke,
Postoilictt Hours
Weekdavs: 7 a. m. n ft n m
Sundays: 7:80 to 0:30 a. m. nnd
4:30 to 5:30 p, m.
Lobby remains open 7:00 n. m. to
7:00 p. m. Sundays.
John Snider of Plggott, Ark., was
in Iltiytl Sunday, visiting Harry
Schilling snd family.
The latest & beet "Sot Snuc" union
BUita for IndieB. Fine ribbed union
euitB for men or ladies, J. L. Dorris. ,
Mrs. L. 1). Oldham, organizer for
tl,u Koyal Neighbors, will he hero the1
"""i to organize a lodge. This is
ot,e of the best lodges a ladv can join, j
,,.... , ... ... .. , , '
,l,m u 1S no)L(l """ " suon 1,K,('
can nu organized.
Tho grist mill at llayti Is now ready
for business. Custom work prompt
ly attended to. Meal and chops for
sale GOtf
p. m. shell and wife of Yeddo, Ind.,
urt'ived Saturday morniny, on a visit
to their son, C. M. Shell. Thev will
probably spend the winter here, and
may locate. They appear to he of the
very best class, and we extend them a
hearty welcome.
church closed last Wednesday night,
with Hi additions to the church and
the church greatly re ived. The visit-
Ing preachers left for their respective
homes Thursday, with the best wishes
of the people. They made many
friends while here, who would be
glad to have tliein return.
"Klo8efU" petticoats lit without a
wrinkle ami without alteration.
Made with elastic gore no strings.
Guaranteed to lit. J. L. Dorris.
YOU MUST PAY.
This is to inform one and all that I
am pushing to collect all bills, and
those who owe me must pay, or dis
pense with my services. J have work
ed for you and visited you day and
night, and now I must insist on' being
paid for my labor. Dr. F. A. Mayes.
Land For Sale at a Bargain.
160 acres, one mile from Hayti, on ,
tiie Hruggudocio road. 147 acres'in cul
tivation, 7 acres being in alfalfa, 4 ten- j
ant bouses, S700 barn, good repair.
Price 850 per acre, half cash, ha'ance
on easy terms. Good reasons for sell
ing. J. A. Nations, Itta Bena, Miss.
or B. F. Allen, Hayti, Mo. l-4t
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. '
Land For Sale.
50 acres near Terry, 40 in cultiva-
tion, B'r, in alfalfa, 3 miles from Hay-
ti, ll4 miles from Concord brick school ,
house, price $2000.
70 acres near Dry Bayou, all in cul
tivation, S3500.
30 acres near Concord, all in culti- I
vation, S1G20. I
00 acres near Crow, all in cultiva
tion, 53000, part cash.
Lot and four room dwelling, with
barn and fences, opposite public
school building, 500, part time.
For further particulars, sen i
Adams Loan & Realty Co., Hayti.
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CHEAP TRIPS
VIA.
TO THE
SOUTHWEST
The Best Route, Through
l the Best Country.
The Road of Courtesy.
See that your ticket reads
via. the Frisco.
For full details and for rates
anywhere out west, call on
J. G. SARIUS
Agent Frisco Lines
HAYTI,
MO.
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... MILLINERY ...
LADIES: Go to Hobc Uryant of
llayti for your hats. There you will
find styles anil prices that can't be
beat.
See the new line of neckwear and
scarfs, and many other articles you
want and need, all of select stock.
Conic and see. and you will be
pleased. South Side l'ub. Square.
TH SB
Solicits your business and appreciates it. If you need
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
in the bounds of safety. If you have any money to
deposit this
I
the place to put it. Our policy first of all, is to con
duct a business at all times that is perfectly
We stand on our merits, and as a strong, growing
institution, offer our services and facilities. Of the
up-to-date, good things in banking, we offer you the best.
CAPITAL STOCK $20,000
SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS $1,500
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FRED MORGAN'S
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.
f'rioe: lis
For your guidance in sending us your orders, we give be
low a list of goo 1m and prices. You can send your order for any
of these goods and rest assured that you will gut just what you
pay for, no matter who you are or where you live.
G. R. Sharpo, So per gal., per quart .75
Montreal Malt. Tlie Doctors prescribe this for weak wo
men and medicinal pinpobes, S4 jilt gal., per quart. 1.00
Cedar Urook, bottled in bond. $5 pur gal., pur quart 1.23
Cedar Hrook, in liaiiel, $1 per gal., per quart 1.00
Yellow Stone, case goods, 85 per gnl., per quart 1.25
Yellow Stone, in barrel, $ I per gal., Per quart 1.00
King of Kentucky, 1) years old, $4 pur gal., per quart 1.00
Old Log Cabin, ?4 per gal., per quart 1.00
Old Atherton, M per gal., per quart 1.00
J. U. T., bottled in bond, 5 per gal., per quart 1.25
GaiiiesOld Crow, bottled in bond, pur quart 1.75
O. T. C. (Hillio Lee) bottled in bond, perquart 1.50
Guckenheiiner Rye, bottled in bond, per quart 1.50
AmlurBon County, full quarts, bottled in bond 1.25
Sam Clay, $-1 per gal., pur quart 1.00
4 year old yellow corn, jtf per gal., per quart 75
2 year old corn, $2 per gal., quart 50
Sheifeldt Red, J2 per gal., quart 50
Call on me when in Caruthersville. Don't forget the
name and the place. You will be treated right.
I.
L. ARGO'S
SHOE SHOP
All kinds of boot, shoe and har
ness repairing done in good
Btylo and guaranteed.
LADIES' AND GENTS' CLOTHING CLEANED
and pressed in up-to-date style.
Try me.
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