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Dan Rice, Again.
"Josh Willi soys: 'Charlus Mey
ers of Now York, linn laid a wngor
that ho can travel around tho world
without smiliiifj'- We're in on that.
Net hlin all lie likes he can't vlsitHay
ti and re iid 15111 York's 'slogan' oar
i led over the date line of the Herald
without bursting' four vest buttom."
-Carutliersville Democrat.
And again the acrobatic por
pensitie.s of Hill Lacey is muni
lesting ilM'lf and ho is pulling off
his periodical stunts it's his
change in the moon, and his signs
in tho zodiac are right. If we
had skinned the cat and turned
back-somersaults to the amuse
ment of a fun-loving public as of
tcn as has our friend Bill Lacey,
vve, too, might fail to look
pon the serious side of
assing events. But the boat
ias left you, Bill, and you remain
i pon the little, island of your own
reation.
The "slogan" under the date
i .ne of the. Herald that gives Bill
uis frozen laugh is: "The Only
Recognized Straight Democratic
Newspaper in Pemiscot County."
if Myers of New York is guilty
f cutting the same kind of poli
'ical didoes and high-jink mon
cey shines as Bill Lacey, and of
neeting with tho same results,
.ve guarantee that if he laughs at
ill the grin will be on the back of
'lis head or his lower poster iori
y. To any straight democrat
.vhose conscience is not so strick
en by sulking in the ranks, kick
ng over the traces and knifing
nis party, the "slogan" may af
ford a pleasant smile of gratifi
cation, but there is no laugh in
t for men like Lacey, with the
results of the. .recent campaign
staring them in the face. We
:ire pleased that our "slogan"
has so early been called into no
tice, for while the matter is fresh
in the minds of the people they
will, perhaps, appreciate more
fully its merits. Most every
one knows that the Herald was
the only pap.r in Pemiscot coun
ty that supported the straight
democratic ticket, which,
we think, to say the least, very
justly earns for our paper the
slogan we have adopted. But
under the circumstances there
is no laugh in it for Mr. William
Lacey not even a grin.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
Since our mention last week of
running the electric power from
Carutliersville to this city, we
have heard much discussion, pro
and con, but to save our life, if
tho deal is properly made and the
franchise properly drawn, we
cannot see the least undesireable
thing in the way, but a great
many things in its favor.
Electric power is generated at
the Niagara to light and furnish
power for ninny cities.
In California, the electric pow
er is generated far up in the
mountains, in the great canyons,
to light the cities in the valleys,
to operate electric car lines and
to furnish power.
The reason this is done is be
cause it can be done better ami
cheaper than any individual city
can do it. It is on the same sys
tem as a railroad, telegraph or
telephone system, which would
be a very poor service and very
expensive if conducted individ
ually. Again, it will not be many
years before all of this country
is in the hands of an immense
electric coinnaity'and every city
will be connected by electric
lines and trolly cars. In mak
ing this step, we are only taking
a step in that direction.
Surely the people of Carutli
ersville could not be induced to
run their lines over to Hayti if
they did not see and realize the
importance and the future of
Hayti, and our interest being
identical, they are willing to join
with us for two united towns,
which that little copper wire
would go a long ways to bring
about.
Carutliersville and Hayti are
no longer at war, but as sister
cities each feels the need of the
other. Both cities are too large,
too important and have too much
at stake to tolerate for a moment
anything that would keep alive
dissension and strife; in fact, the
day is in the future when ('aruth
uthersville and Hayti will be one
city, the largest between St.
Louis and Memphis. We have
tho finest location on earth and
an ideal territory, when all our
swamp lands are reclaimed, to
build a great city, and railroads
will come to our doors from
every direction.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
.Inst received, a car of Lime. The
Little Hi ver Lumber Co. 28-ltf
Henry Ransburgh went to
New Madrid Sunday, to attend
to business matters.
F. M. Perkins attended to busi
ness in Memphis a few days last
week.
Box in? Lumber For
very cheap. See .1. H.
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More Subscribers.
Since our last report, we have
received the following subscrip
tions: HAYTI, MO.
Fred Morgan $1.00
A. G. Wilbanks SO
W. H. Finch 1.00
Mack Snyder
Chas. Reed
C.P.Wells
J. A. Faris
Andy Hampton
Everett Bai rd
CAItUTHKUSVIU.K, MO,
A. C. La Forge
I.E. Williams 1.00
T. L. Martin, 1.00
Hunting Season Now Open.
Tho fall hunting season is now
open in Missouri. It is lawful
now to kill ducks, geese, plover,
brant, jacksnipes and ducks for
home use, but the season for
other varieties of game does not
open until a little later. Tho law
.... 1.00 on open season as follows: "Per
... 1.00;iods certain birds may be
1.00' killed penalty: No person shall-
take, capture or kill, by any
means whatever, any game bird
except the following named birds
between the following dates:
Wild turkey, November 1st to
December Hist; quail, bob white,
partridge, from November Ibt to
December ;ilst; ducks, gee.-e and
1.00
1.00
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NOTICE TOTAX PAYERS
The tax payers of Pemiscot county arc hereby noti
fied that 1 will visit the following places in the county on
the dates named below for the purpose of receiving
the 1912 taxes:
Cottonwood Pt. at Sharp it Wagstor store. .Nov. 11.
Pascolii, at (J. R. Bettis' store Nov. 12.
WardeU, at Warren-Perrigan Co. store Nov. 1."..
Hayward at L. A. Ruddles' store Nov. 11.
Portagevillc (Codair twp), A. ('. Newtons'
store Nov. 1 "! 0.
Co ington, at Guy Tansil's store Nov. 20.
Siimford, at R. Samford's store Nov. '21.
Holland, at Northern Bros.' store Nov. 22.
Steele, at Cotton Exchange Hank Nov. 2;"-20.
Cooter, at footer Supply Co Nov. ziT-L'H.
Concord, at Harry Henderson's store Nov. 2'.).
Hii.ti, at F. M. Perkins' store.- Dec. 2-H.
All persons owning land or town lots will please
bring their deeds or last tax receipt.
1 trust that the tax payers of Pemiscot county will
take advantage of these opportunities to pay their taxes
at this time, and avoid going delinquent and paying extra
costs and penalties that will be placed on them after
January 1st, 1912.
CHAS. R. PIERCE,
Collector of the Revenue.
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Ernest Byrd has been ill, at
Hie home of his brother, I. M.
Byrd, for several days.
Roofuid Rubber Rooting tbe best
composition rooting made. At the
Little Rivur Lumber Co. 27-ttf
Geo. Felts of Dawson Springs,
Ky., came down Sunday, to look
after his property here. Geo.
is looking well, but suys his
health is still bad.
You want a map of tin1 City of Hay
ti. L. K. Tlirupp. (. ariitiiefsviile,
will sell you one for 6t. Send jour
order today. .'12 2fit
Wm. Grinstead. one of the
pioneer drummers of Southeast
Missouri, was circulating among
our merchants last Wednesday.
Lost T3ird dog, six months old,
white, with light lemon spot on ear
and on back. Might be mistaken for
a hound. Answers to name of Spot.
Report if found to Yon Mayes.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Shamski of
Carutliersville and Miss Allen of
St. Louis were visiting with I.
Kblm and family Sunday.
Buckley gives a nire premium with
every ten dollars cash you spend. Ask
for jour tickets. Save thum till they
amount to ten dollars and get your
piemium. o
J. S. Wahl of Carutliersville
was over from that city
Thursday. Mr. Wijhl is oue of
the men calculated to help bring
Hayti to the front.
Mrs. Beulah and Miss Blanche
Underbill of Kcnuett isited in
this city Friday ami Saturday.
Mrs. Underbill i having con
crete walks built about her homo,
place.
Burn eoal for cooking anil for oth
er purpoies. You can get eoal any
time, delivered to your door. Phone
or send your orders, find remember
that, we sell eoal winter and summer--unlike
the man who comes in to get
the cream of the winter's business and
quits in the spring. Hajti Storage,
Cha. Morgan. Mgr. L'Otf
Drs. Turner and H.vains uf St.
Louis, specialists, are here this
week, and will be found at the
Commercial hotel. Their ad ap
I pears on the Ilrd page, and
'should have appeared lust week,
jonly it was received too late.
' Lellers Drug Store is making
great preparations toi the holi
da. trade, and is going to do more
and better advertising than ever
before. Tliej will run several
page adveriisineiits. have several
thousand page posters printed,
and we have their order now for
ten thousand premium tickets.
any one time more than two
deer, four turkeys and fifty
birds of any one family. Any
one who shall violate any of the
provisions of this section, shall
upon the conviction thereof, be.
punished by ti line not less than
$2f, and not more $.")(), for each
offense, and tin iidditionul tine of
$Ei for each bird injured, killed
or possesed."
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iiyor P. S. Ravenstein went! " ' ""n-'i., nouano. . .w d Xovember tsr, to .lanu-
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n in cueeiu minion j, wnure. hit isw uovus, oeiuemuer isi Hi
will be fur ti few days, looking ton. ( ahf -f)(, January 1st; plover, September
r business. mi. u.i olhu-h nri , i .ill i, t i,miirv is1. Smiivvel.
1.00
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go u Id, Ark...
Mrs. Ida .Jackson, Van Bur
en. Ark.
Lee Williams, Memphis,
Tenu 1.00
We hist want you to keen an
eye on our supscription list to' twenty-live birds of any one fain-
July 1st to December 1st: Snipe,
September loth to May ls,t. The
right to take or kill deer or birds
during the open season is limit
ed to one deer, two turkeys, and
see
how the Hayti Herald is ' ib' for each person in one calen-
Lawyer Von Mayes attended
to legal business at Caruthers
villo Thursday.
We had the pleasure of visiting
and going through the handsome
new residence of I. Kohn Tburs
day. which t- now about comple
ted, and we must pronounce it.
one of the best modern buildings
in town Mr Kohn is proud of
his homo, and is now platitiug
tree-- and shrubbery.
It -was a pleasure for us to
meet Judge I Una Sehult of Ca
ruthersville, while he was in this
city Thursday. Judge Schult is
one. of our pioneer leading cit.i
sens, and he is also one of the
Hayti friends who may be in-
growimr. Of course many would ' dar day, and no person shall' strumetita) in giving us a greater
never know it, unless we tooted
our own horn, now and then.
take, kill or have in possession at 'and better Hayti.
Mrs. Perry Vaughn, who has
been seriously ill for several
days, is reported much better
and will be up in a few days.
So many of our lawyers and
citizens are attending court at
Carutliersville this week that we
cannot mention them all.
Chas. Hall and Oscar Chainey
of Carutliersville were in Hayti
Tuesday, on their way home
from Texas, where they have
been with a string of race
horses.
Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Dorris of
Lilbourn visited Rev. and Mrs.
J. B. Lyle of this city last Satur
day. Rev. Dorris is pastor of
the Methodist churches at Lil
bourn and Marston.
Pete Meatte was in Portage
vine Wednesday. He informs us
that City Marshal Ira Brock,
who killed Sid Ellis, has return
ed from the hospital, but he will
never be able to walk again, be
ing paralized from the hips
down. This is one more illus
tration where the law is inada
quiitc to protect a good citizen
who is trying to uphold the dig
nity of the law, losing till the use
fulness of his after life on ac
count of some worthless charac
ter. If there ever was a case
where a pension was deserved,
it is in a case like this.
YELLOW PINE
LUMBER
Doors, Windows,
Casings, Baseboards,
Transoms, Base Blocks,
Mouldings, Cornice,
Columns, Ballusters,
Shingles, Roofoid Roofing,
Brick, Lime and Cement.
"THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME."
HAYTI, MISSOURI
FRANK F. BARRICK, MGR., PHONE 17
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Comforts and Blankets. Dry Goods, Clothing.
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EVERYBODY SS SOINS IT MOW
Trading at
DR. TRAUTMANN'S DRUG STORE
HAYTI, MISSOURI
Full Stock of School Supplies Just Opened
Tablets, Pencils, School Bags, Crayons, Etc.
"Now is the winter of my discontent,' say
some people, because they do not know just
where to get those good, warm comforts and
blankets like Spencer & Stubbs have to sell,
and they sell 'em so cheap that you will wake
' up in the night and feel that you stole them.
All kinds of blankets, wool and cotton.
Better see 'em.
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Ours is not the biggest stock of dry goods
and clothing in town, but we have about the
best, newest and most up-to-date, and of
course it is not necessary to tell you about our
prices. Do not fail to sec our line of pants,
hats, caps, ladies' and gent's underwear, can
ton and outing flannels, dress goods; domestics, Jr
etc.
COMFORTS
BLANKETS
Star Brand Shoes.
Our line of Roberts, Johnson & Rand
shoes is the pride of the town. You are al
ways talking about wanting something good
for the money, then buy a pair of Star Brand
shoes and see if you will ever wear any other
kind. Do not take our word for it, but buy
the shoes and test them. You will be con
vinced and will never buy any other kind.
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Groceries, Hardware.
Everybody eats, and nearly everybody uses
hardware. Then the next question is where
to buy these articles. You do not have to
take our word for anything. We believe that
if th people can only see and test an article,
they will know, and of course the price cuts
some figure. Our store has formed the hap
py medium of price and quality.
SPENCER & STUBBS
PHONE 89
FREE DELIVERY
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