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William b. May q Co. report the
aie Of III East sixty-ninth street, b.
tween Park and Lexington avenues. for
client who will rebuild The house ia
four stories and basement 20 feet wide
and faces the Normal College grounds.
On the northeast corner OF Park ave
nue. and S~ixty-ninth street 10 tho new
evidence Of Geraldyn Redmond. and on
the northwest corner Commodore A. c.
James - finishinns his house. which oc-
cup'es half the Park avenue block, the
remainder Of the block being improved
With the residence Of George Blumen.
thai.
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sCARsDALE PLACE SOLD.

Fish q Marvin have sold for Cornelius
3. Fish a property L.. Ths Grange at
Srarsdale. consisting Of a dwelling and
two acres to Louis g. Haas. The prop
cfty was held at y22.6Oo
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L. 8. supreme Court calendar.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7--The day caIl
OF the supreme Court for Wednesday,
Nos, ia. III. ils. i2i, ia. 81. 1875. 1875.
l2I and leS.
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Army and Navy Orden.

WASHINGTON, Dec. These army
orders were issued to-day:
First Lieut.. r. u. Harden, N. C, from
San Francisco to Philippine Islands.
First Lieut.. II. II Hagood. Jr, VI @.
from Fort Ethan Allen TO San Francisco
and the Philippine department.
First Lieut.. IL j Maui. VI. C., from
Douglas. AriZ,, 10 san Francisco and the
Philippine Islands
capt. W. u. sage, Jr, Engineer Corps.
to Los Angeles. Cal.
First Lieut.. u. II. Marks. Engineer
Corps. to Detroit, Mich.
First Lieut., A. II. Mueller, Tenth CAV.
airy. 10 Fort I0gan. Col.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
ManhAtfa2.

Az, 5os-Howard II Will
fans vs. Thomas r Maxcy and Margaret
A Maxcy. owners. I ] Duny, con.
tractor ....s,.. ..ss . = . o
5eTH Sr, 200 W-Hedden Construction
60 vs. Sol Bloom. owner ana contra,
NM .nWiy issa-A + Gailigau 4 co
vs. Geo n Burnett. owner: PARAMOUNT
Construction Co, contractor; si.s
sTH Az. $50 to 697-Danicl ) sxei.on "
trus. owners. Morris l. Weiss. con,
tractor
The Brenx.
KISGsBRIpGE Az. ae+s-Alfonso Eva
w Sea bury Building Co. owners MARI
SAME PROPERTY-Basst K Rom'u .sss
same contractor; same. ....'.'''''''' Wv
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These navy orders were ,s.u.a

Lieut.. W y, Vernon from command o,
the Bealc 20 command the cassin.
Lieut. II, ". Cabaniss 10 aeronautic sta
tion, Pensacola,
Lieut.. T.. II. Williams from the Tonopah
to the Go.
Lieut.. ;. Mills from the ca to command
the CO,
Lieut.. r. l.. shea from tho New Hamp-
shire 10 the Tennessee.
Lieut.. l.. r Reifsnider from Ca 10 com
mand the c-l.
Ensign +, p, Thomas from the Maryland
to the Chattanooga,
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WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New YORK. .eiosdy.. With
probably local snow. to-day and TO-
morrow, Increasing southerly winds.
morrow: not much change In temperature;
For southern New England, cloudy to-
day, probably followed by rain or snow by
night and Tomorrow. moderate VARIABLE
winds. becoming southerly and increasing.
For western New York. snow or rain to-
day. Tomorrow partly cloudy. except
snow hurrice near the lakes; moderate
southwe est gales,
NEW YORK. Dec. s.-Hish pressure con-
tinued to cover most Of the country yester-
day from centres over the ONO valley
and over Utah and wyoming.
The email dspreasions from the extreme
Northwest and Southwest, each moves
eastward to centres over northern MIN
neSota and the west Gulf coast.
Rain fell In Texas and the north Fecinc
Sta ties and snow in the upper lake regions.
II was generally cloudy over the north-
eastern States.
Temperatures were generally below the
freezing point over the northeastern
quarter and southwark into South Carolina
and Georgia in the morning.
Higher temperatures prevailed IN tue
Missouri Valley and upper lax regions
In this city the day WAS partly cloudy.
little change in temperature; WIND. freoA
northwest: average humidity. 81 per cent;
barometer, corrected to read TO sea level
AZ 8 A. NJ. so.24; 8 p. NJ. 3o.is.
The temperature in this city YESTERDAY. q
recorded by the onncial THERMOMETERS. Is shovn
Il A. - -
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TO MEET.

The West Side Taxpayers Association
will meet tomorrow evening at Heine-
bund Hall. 267 West Thirty-fourth street.
at . O'Clock.
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LIS PENDENS,
ManhAlfan

LEMON Az. $ e cor tails. 81. ,ixsc-
Joshua $ Plza ct al foreclosure OF mort.
gagel attys, TAFT & sherman.
9TH Az, 7O7-wtnston n Hagen. ex'r
az, Louise Eckh.rdt ct al Foreclosure
HENRY ST, lT.-Neva n Sadier Art
Rachel I. Pasinsky 81 al foreclosure Of
mprtgs<e); atty. J II H~nshaw,
NTH ST. 2l3 and ?lS w-UMted States
Trust Co OF y Y aGt F~etschmann Bror
CO st al tfcreclosure Of mortgageJ: atty.
" Powell.
TERRACE VIEW Av. q. Iosl II n W a,
Adrian av. iol loS7e1-James 4 Dunn
ct al agt Florence l. Costello q, All
foreclosure Of m~or.sase): atty. W c
French.
LOTS $50 and +si. mar Of Van Mes.
Park. .tth wards Louise Acker an
John Falk. Jr, 81 al Norcciosure Of
m%ortgagel attys, Darlington & Pierce.
HUGHES Az. " 8, IFS II 9 OF lllst NJ.
7~.sxs5-reter II Barlow at al. az trus,
tees. agt Curtis + Byron ct al ffore-
closure OF MORTGAGE: attys. Darlington
A. Pierce.
li2D ST. II $. 15t II W OF Third av. 81 tx
iO0-John J Brady ct al, as exec'rs' ar.
Katie Donnelly ct al foreclosure OF
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OPERATOR SELLS ORANGE FLAT

Paul A. McGolrick has sold to Isaac
u. Miller and NJ. COPELAND Cohen for
cash h eight family apartment houss
known as the Florence at $40 william
street. southeast corner Of North Gin.
ton avenue. East Orange, n. ].
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10 LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPosEA.

LOFTS TO let. good light. air. power. dr-
proof; idea for ma nufacturing. SPISDLEIl
h DERISGER. .t3 Nercer ST., Jersey City.
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ALBANY. Dec, THE Court of Appeals
calendar for tomorrow Is; Nos. $50, 81.
bS7, SO. -. 80. Sc y 80.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
puH,ic O1erings Yesterday In Man
hattsu and Bronx ~salesroOms'
lat Il vEsEy STREET.

ny Joseph p. Day.
s<rH ST. IS T.. n .. t2s " Madison Az
siixioos. : sly dwis. taxes. Ss c 30 %.
also IaTth 81, 5S5 w. n ., sos . broad-
~ay. i7xssii. . sly dwla: mtg 5000:
taxes. &c, %sI:Aos-E Hays ct al az.
eran, savings Bank. a party In interrs,
for
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R INTELLIGENCE.

Sun rises Z :Os sun sets. 4 ~ Moon seea01o
HIGH. WATER THIS DAY. "A,
ss,ss.G COY; Is. s;5s Hs,, !Ssse.io'ss
Low WATER THIS DAY. a,
sandy Hk. ..2sisi Gov. Isl. - 40 Hell Gate aga
Arrtved-TUEsDAY. December 7.
So Cameronia. 4:l7 A. NJ. Liverpool. Nov. 9.
S. Moorish Prince. 1915 A. NJ. Bress.
So saiamis. ?:so p NJ. oran. Nov. s..
Sc siliest AL. 6:l5 y. NJ, Amsterdam. Nov. ID.
SIS DunSeness. Baltimore. Dec. o.
So Morris Adler. Montreal, Nov. -.
SIS Byron. Barbados, Nov. 30.
Sc Rondo. Barbados, Nov. %.
Sc Urd. Delaware B~reakw ater. Dec. 6.
Sc Tenbergen. Philadelphia, Dec. s.
Sc Rio Grande. Brunswtck. Dec. T.
IS Richmond. Georgetown. Dec. T.
SIS Medina. Galveston. Dee. |.
IS FL Paso. Galveston. Dec. !.
SIS Sabine, Mobile, Nov. 81
SIS Eocenc. New Orleans, Nov. %.
So Havana. Havana. Dee. T.
IS Mamma Hata. Baltimore, Dec s.
SIS Princess Anne. Norfolk, Dec. 3.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
So Brunswilk. at Rotterdam.
So Missouri. ut London.
So Sorseman. at Liverpool.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
Ss Venezia. from La Palllce.
IS Petroleine, from Alexandria.
SIS Napoli. from Naples,
So Maroni, from Bordeaux.
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SELLS NEW CALDWELL HOUSE.
At Caldwell. N. j.. Frederick p. Col.
lins has sold from the plans q dwelling
10 b erected, on plot 76x1S0. on the
west aide Of HATFIELD street for Hilda
Colgate Baker to wilfred C Rozel.
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i6i0xl0os, 3 sly house-A + Randolph
ct al agt " A Thornton 81 al: due. sii.-
ootos. taxes, &C. sssi.l2; 10 the plain
LlsPENARp ST. ~. =. IL, E church ~,
;9S.s.'' sly Ior--warren crnikshank,
al3.ss. taxes. &C. 3?Tl.i5; Withdrawn.
'SD ST. Is L. : $, lst e Madison sv. COX
ben bsm n, : sty dwisI IN. $ 9s!!yie as' E 4
&C si,3'i.5o; adjourned to December -.
By Henry Brady.
ORCHARD st. 81. e :. $50 $ Broom. 8.
- sSsO 3 sly front Il rear bldgs-k "
que hueA' SIS Is s.o 81 e. hSesiHs Is sec &c e a.;
me Ton Realty Co. representing a party
lssTH ST. Sli W. n s.. 1915 W Amsterdam
aay' s,;sx,s.ii, sly hat-y Z Macy ~
a. c tsns; g.. &C.. ssi ley 4 wcinstein Ry
i'sTH ST so ", n =. ia v. Amsterdam
Thos % sGir,ax; :, az al: d r",. ,E:sSs : R!'i sst
* $3.50; prior mtg. $1,000. TO the
i2sD ST. lie w. $. $50 W Lenox az 'SSS
ionll. 4 sty dwE--B II Harmed agt J o
Hobby ct al; due, ,islo5As; taxes, a..
Ff''' 10 the Plaintiff .......s l0,0 600
BY Bryan |. Kennedy.
MERCER ST. li3-ll5, w g. $50 n spr,nr
st. 'IYloo. two s.sty. lofts-City r + 60
as, Bellemore Holding Co ct al; due.
H.;ssG7i; taxes, a., 81 scs75: 10. thu
BY Samuel Goldsticker.
18TH ST. rs W, = $. 400 W 9Th Az. osxoe .
10 sty loft A Stewart ct al. trus, agt
taxes, Sc. si.7se7O: TO the main.
80" ''''''s sts, t,y, 900
lat 1910 THIRD AvENUEl
BY Joseph L, Day.
i'2p ST. 50 W 2 5 80 W Grand az. COX
I 100, 3 sty brk d~ug-Chns Lei,Z srt
Janpole n Werner Con 60 ct All. due
tI.SosA': taxes. &c. ia7s.o6: to ths plain
P~RosPEcr Az. :osg. !. tS,ogD
-, 53xl5o. . sty frame wg-Guarantee
Mtg co agt q Galiana ct al; due,
December II.
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$1,000. Dec 8; atty. John r James 4
ie t94i' 81, y H9 . ~ srls ss': y. 'io91iee"
Fitted Corpn to Charles = streeter Con.
s,ruc,ion Go. sss Elton av. mts. $4,000
Dec 4; atty. NY Title lns Co. l35 Broad
LOT H7. map Underciin Terrace--Mar
garet v Mitchell to Ephraim r Levy. :
w I'D st. Dec 8: atty, T G & T Co. 17s
FRANKLIN Av. lose, $, 7oxii7-Harry
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nntee co. 175 Remsen At. Bklyn. D~c 3
atty. T a T Co. l76 Bway -. 900
BRIGGS Az. W g, 1858 n ls4th st. $40,
g3i-Fiorence N Wright to William i
$50; atty: I'd r co. lis BWsy $
LOTS 7ss and 797. map IAcornia Park
5oxi@Crosenzo Bldg Co to Rosa {
Emanuele. 500 + lssth tst. Dec 7: atty
7 q & r Co. l76 Bway. 49,. $40,
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

wApswoRrH Az. ia 10 i2s-Lee heat,
ing co v. ABORT Construction Co. Inc.
ct al: Nov 10. 49,. 'sooo
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. :so-Abrah.m Cor, :,
dom VS. stephen whitney Estates go 81
a. Nov is, 1915. ''sSV4H
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. 81. ct $50 =. NJ.
Lowest temperature. 2Os. NJ Tao A. M.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURrosEa.
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with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name n omitted
address party of nrt paft.)
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1915-05-20

The New Madrid Record, pub
lished by Albert O. Allen, last
week entered upon it's tiftieth
year of continuous publication
under the same ownership,
which, for a country paper, is a
record hard to to beat. Mr.. AL.
len announces that now, after
forty.nine years, he sees d new
era dawning for New Madrid,
and is preparing to put in up.to.
date equipment to keep up with
the times.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1915-05-20

The editors and owners of the
Menace, which was all it's name
implied, which was published at
Aurora, are now face to face with
the charge of violating the United
States postal laws. and will
have to stand trial in the federal
courts. The Menace seemed to
overlook the very important fea.
ture Of the Constitution of the
United States which allows
every man to worship God ac.
cOrding to the dictates of his
own conscience.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1915-05-20

Casper NJ. Edwards of Maiden,
the erstwhile newspaper man and
later lawyer, was few days
ago appointed to the chief clerk
ship in the Office of Attorney
General Barker. The position
pays $1,000 a year and comes as
the reward for Edwards sup.
port of Barker during his cam
paign for election in 1912.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1915-05-20

expresses the hope that they will
soon get the road in such condi.
ton that the free delivery ser.
vice can be extended to them.
Mr.. Juden's labors in this
connection have been without
compensation, as he is very
anxious to give the people the
best service possible, and no
doubt those living on the pro.
posed route appreciate his efforts
in their behalf,
If this service is established
the postoffice at F'oust will be
supplied by the rural carrier,
and the present route discon.
tinued; and by applying the
salary of the present carrier to.
wards paying the rural carrier,
everybody will get better ser.
vice, and many be served who
are now without this advantage,
with but little additional expense
to the Postotfice Department.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1915-05-20
16 PASSENGER TRAINS.

16 PASSENGER TRAINS.
How many people know that
Hayti has sixteen passenger
trains daily9
There are few towns, and
some of them many times the
size of Hayti, that can boast of
such excellent transportation ia.
cilities.
Hayti is the hub city of Penis.
cot county, as well as the gate
way for a large part of Dunklin
county. East of Campbell it is
more convenient for the people
of Dunklin county to come by
Hayti to take the through trains
than 60 to any other point.
Nine-tenths of the people from
the south part of Pemiscot
county, on their way to and from
Charlottesville, come and go
through Hayti.
From Cottonwood Point, Ty-
ler, Cooter, Holland, Douglass,
Steele, Sanford, Covington, Mi
cola, and many other points in
the south and southwest part of
the county, the favorite railway
route to the county seat is by
Hayti.
In view of this it can only be a
question of time when Hayti will
witness radical changes and
a new era will dawn. We need
to break away from the old and
begin the new and prepare for
the inevitable. When capital
comes to build business houses
and put in special lines of goods
to command the trade of the
general public, then Hayti will
soon become the metropolis of
the county, and nothing can re-
tard it's growth.
Those of our people who have
lived and waited for so many
years and hoped for a better city,
have now not long to wait. We
are on the eve of a great turning
point, and every one who takes
of the opportunities
now presenting themselves will
be amply rewarded.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1915-05-20

AS stated lasU week, The
Critic" recently published in
this city by G. N. Walker, ceased
publication on the 7th. This
week the machinery and office
equipment was loaded on the
cars and moved to Piggott, Ark,
where, we understand, money
has been raised to start a paper
in competition with the PiggOtt
Banner, which is a good paper
and has a fine equipment.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1915-05-20

New Madrid Record: Judge
Sterling H. McCarty, our new
circuit Judge, will convene the
first term of court under the
new circuit law for this county,
next Monday. He has been a
busy man since his appointment,
and we look for him to do things
with the same vim and dispatch
in this court as he did in his
home county at the court recent
ly closed there. He is a terror to
pistol tOterS.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1915-05-20

Both in contents and in tone
the note of the United States con,
cerning the Lusitania tragedy
measures up to the requirements
which have arisen between this
great republic and the great EN-.
pire. Though there is com,
plete lack of buster, there is no
lack of resolute insistence upon
the rights of our citizens. While
the issue is before Germany,
this country should keep cool,
leaving the president free to
speak and act without embar,
rassment. There isno need for
excitement. While the situation
is grave, it appears that the
matter can and will be settled
peaceably. We are not ready to
believe that Germany wants war
with the United States, and We
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1915-05-20

Irwin jackson and Marshall
Roberts. accused of stealing
chickens from Mrs. Annie Rob.
erts on the Charlie Reed place,
were arraigned for trial before
Justice of the Peace WE Gotcher
Friday, and Prosecuting Attor.
ney Bragg succeeded in secur.
ing for them five days lodging
at the Mack Stubbleteld House.
From circumstantial evidence, it
seems this was not their first of.
fenSe, and while charged in this
instance with stealing only four
chickens, which they sold to A.
G.. Sanders of this city, it is we'll
known that stealing chickens is
a penitentiary offense, and they
got off light.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1915-05-20
How'a Thiai

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
f.. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
We. the Undersigned have known f. j.
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations mnde by his firm
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Prize Is cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Baivs Family Pii.s for constipation.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1915-05-20

In view of the recent plan of
the state to build roads connect
ing all county seats, there is a
well.formed plan for the county
road between Charlottesville and
Kenneth to run by Hayti, and the
theory advanced is a plausible
one in many ways. In the first
place, it will lead this far on the
road to New Madrid. Another
good feature is, Kenneth is due
west of Hayti, the section line
running west along Cardinal
street and forming con.
junction with the county road be.
tween Hayti and Braggadocio.
touches the courthouse square
in Kenneth. For the information
of those who do not know, the
section line forms the north
boundary of the public school
grounds in this city, which is on
a line with Kennett's courthouse
grounds. The public square in
Hayti is two city blocks south
of the section line. From Ca.
ruthersville to Hayti the old
county road would be used,
which passes through some of
the finest alfalfa country in the
world.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1915-05-20
Postmaster Juden Busy.

On Tuesday and Wednesday of
last week Postmaster Juden was
absent from the Office, being in
the territory north of here so.
liciting signers to petition for
il rural route to begin at Hayti
and extend to the Foust post.
office, returning by way of Terry
Switch.
This route, if established, will
do away with the present star
route, and in addition to giving
it's patrons better service, will
give free delivery to a great
many persons in the neighbor-
hood OF Terry Switch, who are
now without this convenience.
1t was Mr.. Juden's intention
to petition for the new route to
leave the trail of the present star
route, on the return trip, at
Pools store, run west to &. ID.
Johnson's place at Godair, thence
south through Terry Switch to
this city, but finds that ON ac.
count Of tie present miserable
condition of the road it will he
impossible to extend the route
to Godair. The people there are
very badly in need of the SER
vice, and Mr.. Juden regrets very
much that they are not in a po'
sition, at present, to lay any
claim on the Department, but
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Mrs. Sam Sutton and children
and Mrs. Dicie Johnston of Ca.
ruthersville were guests last
Thursday of the families of w.
H. Sutton, near town, and Bob
Easily, this city.
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Cook Wood For Sale.

Good, dry cook wood, ready for
immediate delivery. Right in town
and convenient. Phone ITO or send
your orders to John Fields or Fred
Williams. 1898
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1915-05-20

All the best and latest in drinks, at
Scott & Morgap's saloon. Or II you
want whiskey, wine or heer for your
family or for m0icine, the stock is
large and you can get what you call
for.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1915-05-20

''The choicest product Of the brew.
ers art t''-Falstaff. Drink it. Adv.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1915-05-20

Everybody who uses whiskey
should use the best. 1t is not 80 like
ly to make you drunk, leaves no bad
effect. is better for your health and
will make you feel good. You can
get 1t At Scott & Morgan's Saloon. 90
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G. e. MURPHY
T'''Gssa'i4Ah Gsa4h iASSSR RSSSS AND

Everything brand new, up-to-date,
and the finest in the county. Every
convenience and luxury, hot and cold
water, and courteous attendants. Call
and see us.
North Side Square. HAYTI, Mo.
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know the United States does not
want war with Germany, or any
other nation, if war can be hon.
orably averted.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1915-05-20

''The choicest product of the brew
er's art"-f'alstaff. Drink it. Adv
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1915-05-20
Classified Advertising.

Mule for Sale--Cheap, for cash or
good note. Guy Sanders.
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Wines, Liquors, Beer.

''The choicest product of the brew
er's art"--Falstaff. Drink 1t. Adv.