The Hayti herald., November 18, 1909, Image 2

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

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"Kloaoflt" potticontB flt without n
wrinkle and without alteration.
Made with elastic gore no strings.
Guaranteed to fit. J. L. Dorria.
Land For Sale at a Bargain.
160 ncrog, ono mile from Haytl, on
the Braggadocio road. 147 acres in cul
tivation, 7 acres bolntrin alfalfa. 4 ten
ant housos, 8700 barn, good ropair.
Price 850 per aero, half cash, balance
on easy terms. Good reasons for sell
ing. J. A. Nntiona, Itta Bona, Miss,
or B. F. Allen, Haytl, Mo. l-4t
THE HAYTI HERALD
Wm, YORK.
Published Weekly, on Thursdays.
81.00 a Year in Advance.
Entered bb second-class matter Oct.
30, 1008, at the postofllce at Haytl,
Mo., undor the act of March 3, 1870.
... IV3BLLINERY ...
LADIES: Go to Rose Bryant of
Ilayti for your hats. There you will
find styles and prices that can't be
beat.
See the new line of neckwear and
scarfs, und many other articles you
want and need, all of select stock.
Come and see. and you will be
pleased. South Side Pub. Square.
I. L. ARQO
SHOE SHOP
All kinds of boot, shoe and har
ness repairing done in good
stylo and guaranteed.
LADIES' AND GENTS' CLOTHING CLEANED
and pressed in up-to-date style.
Try me.
Saulh Slit Public Squire, Hrti, Minouri
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Hayti,
Missouri.
And now the lio lias been
Wonder if the wool will fly.
passed.
A Granite, Okla. merchant adver
tises: "Wo want your hides."
It's getting pretty bad when decent,
respectable and law-abiding citizens
must be denied the right to visit Ken
nett during a local option election.
have Willie tako a bath, as ho did not
smoll vory good. The mother wroto
back as follows: "Wlllio ain't no
rose. Don't smoll him. Learn him."
It is now Jutlgo Dell Longgrear, for
ho was elected justice of the peace at
Prairie du Roclier, 111., 1-st week.
He is editor of the Democrat, of that
historic city.
A certain old reprobate in Ilayti
says the Herald ought to move to Ca
ruthersville. Just so. Certain peo
ple in Hayti have stood a good, wide-a-wake,
live newspaper about as long
as possible, and want to get rid of it,
like they did the Argus. But the Her
ald is a different proposition, and is
here for keeps. Wo have a select stock
of obituaries for all such people, which
we always publish free of cost.
Dr. R. C. CRESSWELL
Dentist.
Oflice in Kohn Building
At Hayti from 1st to 24th and at
Steele 24th to ."50th of each month.
Grown and Bridge Work a Specialty.
Hayti, - - Missouri.
T. J. TRAUTMANN
Physician ami Surgeon
Office phone 50. Residence 00.
Hayti,
Missouri.
J. W. JOHNSON
Physician and Surgeon
Residence Phono 24. - - Office 40.
Hayti, - Mo.
J. G. CRIDER
Physician and Surgeon
Olllco in Trautmann's Dnua Store
Phone No. 50
Hayti, - - Missouri
Tiptonvillo (Tenn.j News: Attorney-General
Charles T. Cates, Jr.,
will in all probability ille a bill Mon
day to clear up the state's tltlo to
Reelfoot lake. A confrence to this
end was hold in the Maxwell House
yesterday betweon Gen. Gates, Associ
ate Counsel D. B. Puyear of Gallatin
and U. H. Barr of Dresden. The bill
will lie against the West Tennessee
Land Compamy, the present owner of
the Reelfoot lake property, und all
other claimants to title or interst
in the same. A suit may be instiuted
by the state later to set apart and
establish Reelfoot as a common fishery
and irame preserve for the people of
Tennesseo, in whinh case condem
nation nroceedinir will nave to be in
stituted. The entire situation w;
discussed at a conference recently held
in Memphis, in which the governor,
Gen. Cates and counsel tor the West
Tennesseo Land Company partici
pated, at which the prevent mode of
procedure was mapped out.
The Hayti Herald is not an "Organ,"
und not being such, we have the liber
ty of free speech, andean accord equal
justice and fairness to all. Honor and
real manhood demands that public
questions be treated in a public way,
and not as a persontil matter. Each
American citizen lias the right to his
opinion and the right to express it, on
public matters, but not publicly on
private or personal matters. With
the first issue of this paper we laid it
down as a rule that all personal mat
ters would lie settled out of print. We
have since reiterated this, and reiter
ate it again. So when you have a per
sonal grievance against the editor of
this paper, kindly remember that we
are ready to adjust matters with you
privately and don't let us have to re
fresh your memory. The Hayti Her
ald is for the general public, and not
for any particular set or class. The
Havti Herald is able to take care of
itself against any odds in numbers or
liars or bearers of false-witness but
the Hayti Heralc will never lie person
al, because it is contrary to honor
and contrary to true manhood.
Your
of
F. A. MAYES
Physician and Surgeon
Hayti,
Missouri
BAYLESS L.'GUFFY
LAWYER
Hayti, - Missouri.
J. E. DUNCAN
Attorney-at-Law
Will practice in all the courts
Office, Over Oity Drug Store.
Oarutiiersviu.e, : : Mo.
STERLING II. McCAltTY
Attorncy-nt-Law
Will practice in County, State and
United StateB Courts.
Oflice in Court House.
Garuthersvim.e, :- Missouri
J. S. GOSSOM
Proaocutlng Attorney Pomiacot Co,
All Kinds of Civil Business Promptly
Attended to
Oflice in Court House
OARUTHKR8VII.LE, - MISSOURI
BARBER SHOP
MOREAU GASK1NS
Tonsorial Artist
Two Chairs. Firatclass Service and
everything neat and clean. I respect
fully solicit your patronage.
HAYTI, - - MISSOURI
THE OTHER SIDE.
It seems that the Cape News over
did the thing a little recently in its ef
forts to redicludo Congressman Crow.
It'tried to make it appear that Mr.
Crow hid out the day President Taft
was at the Cape to keep from introduc
ing him.
The facts in the case are as follows:
Mr. Crow was met at the boat by a
democrat friend and hurried to a
street car instead of an autmobile
which was waiting for him.
The street car did not get to the
Normal School in time for Mr. Crow
to introduce the President and Gov.
Hadley did the stunt for him. The
news tries to rub it in further by say
ing that Congressman Thistlewood
introduced the President at Cairo
and Congressman Ollio James in
troduced him at Hickman, neither of
which statements are correct. Gov.
Deneen of Illinois Introduced the
President at Cairo and Governor
Wilson introduced him at Hickman.
Tlio news should learn that a false
statement either peddled or published
for the purpose of inj uring the standing
of an individual always reacts in favor
of the person in question when the
truth is known. The American people
uroonclined to want to bo fair.
Tho above explaumtlon Is published
in a spirit ot fairness to Congress
man Crow, who feels that lie has not
been treated fairly. It is not tho de
sire of tho Ilayti Herald to deny any
man, irrespective of of religion or
politics, tho right to fair and im
partial treatment, and having the
highest regard for the honor and in
tegrity of Mr. Crow, wo cheerfully
published his vision of the uliuir.
Do You Think More of
Finances than You do
Your Family?
You insure your house and your
barn, why not insure your life? lou
realize what a misfortune it would lie
if your property were totally destroyed
and you had to suffer the entire finan
cial loss. It would lieu loss you could
ill afford, and perhaps it would be im
possible for you o' continue in your
present mode of living if you were de
prived of this vuluublu possession.
Why then do you not realize .rhsit a
misfoituneit would be to your family
should THKItt valuab e property
YOU SELF, their breadwinner lie
destroyed? Should death claim you
and it WILL, sooner or later, maybe
sooner--your loss would be ono your
familv could ill afloru to sutler per-
hnns vour children would fail to Bet an
education, perhupp your wife would go
to the washtub, p-rhaps your property
would be sacrificed to pay a debt
YOU are your family's most valuable
possession, and YOU haven't a guaran
tee that you are cuing to live a day.
of course YOU don't expect to die
for a long, long time. Most healthy
people count on living indefinitely.
Still, "you can never tell." If. and
don't you forget the "if," you
SHOULD die, then your borne and
familv would be threatened, because
their money-earner wouldn't bo there
to protect them.
Life is uncertain, but life insurance
makes uncertainties CERTAIN. Old
line life insurance is not only pood
if you die, but it is good if you live.
Ever think of it that way? It's a fact.
Yot can not take out (ire insurance so
you will receive nnv of your money back
unless your property is destroyed; but
you can take out a life insurance policy
which will entitle you to the return
not only of a porton of the money von
put in, but all of it back. WHETHER
YOU DIE OR NOT. It is better than
ii Saving bank, because your money
is there for you nnd you get your life
insurance extra, free.
This is the kind of insurance YOU
ought to have and the kind I have lor
you.
If you will drop me a postal card I
will gladly toll you all about it. Do it
now. Don't wait until tomorrow.
YOU may bo dead then, and dead
people are worthless to themselves,
their families and everybody. Today,
now, is only yours.
C. S. York, Cnruthersville, Mo.
P. S. RAVENSTEIN
Fill IS AND LIFE
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE AGENT
CONTRACTING AND
RUILDING
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Office at Home. Phone No. 28
Haytl, . Missouri
eXCHANGe
Notes
When a girl's mother washes tho
dishes In this country, it is a sure
sign that she thinks her daughter Is
pretty.
An exchange says a schoof teacher
of that vicinity felt that ono of her
boy pupils wus not us cleun as ho
ought to bo so she wrote'his mother to
Sheriff's Sale Under Special Execution.
By virtue anil authority of a special
execution issued 'from the office of the
Clerk of the Circut Court of femibcot
county, Missouri, returnable to the
November term, WOO, of said court,
nnd to me, the undersigned slipriff' of
Pemiscot county, Missouri, directed
anil dated the Ulflt day of September,
100!), and to mo delivered tho Hist day
of September, W09, wherein .1. E.
Adams is plaintiff, and O. C. Ashby
defendant, I have levied upon and
seized all the right, title, claim and in
terest of the said O. C. Ashby in and
to the following described real estate,
lying, beinn nnd situate in the County
of Pemiscot, and State of Missouri,
particularly descsiWed as follows, to
wlt: The southwest quarter of the
southwest ipiarter, and the south half
of tho northwest quarter of the south
west miurter of section 33 in townHhip
10 ranee 12 east, and tho east half of
the east half of tho southeast quarter
of section 32 in township 10 range 1'2
east, containing ono hundred acres,
more or Icbb.
And I will on
Friday, December 3, WOK,
between tho hours of nine o'clock in
forenoon and five o'clock in the after
noon of that day, at tho front door of
tho court house, in the City of Caruth
ersvillo, Pemiscot county, Missouri,
and during tho session of the Circuit
Court of said county, expose for sale,
at public auction for cash in hand, to
the highest bidder, all the right, title,
claim and interests ofthoabovonnmod
defendant. O. C. Ashby. in and to the
above described real estate, or so much
thereof as will satisfy said execution
und costs.
J. A. Franklin,
.Sheriff of Pemiscot County, Missouri.
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A. J. DORRIS, Pros. J. S. WAUL, Vlco-Pros.
O. J. PROVINE, Cashier and Seorotary.
CITIZENS BANK
OF HAYTI.
Capital $10,000
Lonns to Farmers, Merchants and Lumbermen. Rates
Reasonable. Good Notes Bought. Deposits Solicited. Fair
and Courteous Treatment.
A. J. Dorris.
DIRECTORS:
D. C, Stubbs.
C. J. Provine.
J. S. Wahl.
G. W. Dorris.
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Comes your Bank Account is the Besl Umbrella.
Not what you get, but what you Hold, eases life's burden.
Build your Bank account with us. Small
welcome as large ones.
CARUTHERSVILLE. MO.
Capital, 850,000.00. Surplus and Profits, S20.000.00
John W. Green, President. Lee V. Rood, Cashier.
CuL Kisdadtlv'-idents. KsSu A'' "
Board of Dihectoks:
S. S. Markov J. W. McClanalian Geo. L. Wilks
L. L. Collins C. F. Hlnker Chas. A.Tisdadt
John W. Green E. H. Musgruve Lee W. Rood
W. J. Pate W. A. Green
DAY" I
ones as
All Kinds Hough and Dressed lumber, Shingles, Building
Material, Cypress Fencing, etc.
& Wholesale and Retail &
We have jus put In a stock of Windows, Doors, Window and Door
Stops, Moulding, Siding, Flooring, Ceiling and all kinds of Finishing
Material, ami can supply your wants for all building purposes. We al
so have bridge timbers and fence posts, roofing, etc. Reasonable prices
and good measurement is our motto. Your trade solicited.
0. vT . 2T!EvXGK.,
Hayti, MO.
- SCHOOL SUPPLIES -Drugs,
Glass and Paints
When in the Market for these Goods
Call at - -
. TRflUTMflNN'S mm STOit
East Side Public Square, Ilayti, Mo.
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nnd pure Soda Water
it remiires the use of
choice material ns well as a scientific pro
cess. Do not abuse your stomach in the
use of inferior carbonated goods. Demand
good nnd pure Soda Water, the same as
you would pure food. ,)
WahPs is the Brand.
When you call 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.
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