The Houston Herald from Houston, Missouri • Page 1

The Houston Herald j'All the News All tne rime Jl Largest- Circulation. Vol. XXX. HOUSTON, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1907. No.

3. KIRBV LAMAK, President. T. t. L.

So. Attend the revival meetings. Fresh Uroceries just received at Prigmore Romines. HDSIC The Lamar Abstract Company. -IN'- Atetract and Guaranty' Qcmpany Missouri.

INCUkPOKATKU.) i The Only Bonded Abstract Abstracts of title furnibhed to all examined and perfected. promptly filled. Our woik noatiy and accurately done, MS- I- F- Reenter returned to and guaianteeu to bo We l.eep our books up A 0UI cit-v tuis wetk an extended to dale. Office with Lamar Lamar, over Bank of i 111 Kast-Houston. i -Lunch Goods, Cigars, Tobaccos aiiu Candies a nice line at the Klondyke Confectionery.

Abstract. i of Title i l.ind. Tiller blr lie -vvr '1 i i tuircj uuder the law. cOHtiituiilc.it lim CooRiy Farms i loatl. If il hit i flee, it mn nr i WILLIAM -DEALER 1 tei Am I MS LUNDY, MISSOURI.

Carries a full stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries and Hardware; complete lino of Sires. Highest Market Price paid for all kinds' of Produce in Hash or Trade. Give mo a call and I will assure you fair treatment. I I A LI Bweeialtv Is MakiriH Our Ab f'4 4- AN AND PERFECTING HOUSTON MILITARY BAND CONCERT FRIDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER llth. TITLES the most ciunpleto set County.

Ti: anti-ed. Ta.v. and lakes residents. 1 he- a i 'V tho best (A -ecvit: Jie and ver from Cabool Monday. i Call and see Bea limit's am! WinU'r Clothing.

Jloustiio Military Hand will a musical concert October llih. Sujalley your Eggs, Chick-ens, Hutter and all kinds of Produce. Maxwell liousu Hi. ad. tine-t yr.idc of Coifee ou the market at I Prigmore Romim-s.

Revival services at the Baptist Church every day at Id a. in. and in. Ail are cordial' invited. Wa.mki.- At iiace, ad the Cluck-ens and Eggs you have got.

Will pay you the highest ca-h Rritton. J. F. A Son JUKI -et tillr u'' a line of ui.1, and Baiiges' Heating Stoves and Su for tali and winter. Jack McCaskill ha- ceived a pair oi thoroughbred pups, aud be will put them on tiack jf his lo-t mustache.

Makiukii -At the home of the bride's in Biioyru-, Thurs-day. Septeuiber lili, Mi. Haywood Jieau and Allie Sliiyook T. A. Cross olliciat iu.

Eiiuer Blai.H-.eiiship r. turned to St. Louis la-t Thursday to continue his medical studies at El- iner is making splendid i ami ere we re at address him as Dr. BlanUaship. Prof.

Walter Jadai has his. Herald address changeu from Chicago, where he has been attending school, to where he is Principal of the public chool. Walter fiien here are glad that he is makiug a success in his chosen profession. A show ot mule G. T.

Milt Weil was held here Saturday ber of line colts were judges wire is. Gentry and Roeiuer a in ed in favor of the from Bio Knvn Jack, nil a The "ttltjiuyre, hey ilecitl- aer to -a' J. S. ami it a premium of tiom Mr. iliies.

Mrs. T. B. Brown, of Say re Oklahoma, who ha- been vnatiug lexas county relatives for several weeks past, called at the Herald ollice Saturday aud arranged for the old county paper to continue its visits to their western home. She visited a day or so with Kirby Smith aud others here and in vicinity of town, leaving at of the week on her return home.

G. W. West, of near Samoa, was in town Tuesday aud had bids printed at this ollice advertising a public sale of his personal property at his place on Saturday, October 12th. Stock, produce and household goods will be sold at public auction on good terms. Mr.

West expects to again go on the road as General Collector for L. E. Lines Music House, of Springfield, with which house ho has been associated for many years. -rRepresentatives of the various country telephone lilie- held a meeting at Commercial Club rooms here last Saturday for the purpose of making satisfactory adjustment with the Texas County Telephone Co. for entrance to the Company's switchboard here, or in case such satisfactory terms could not.

lie made, to discuss the practicability of maintaining a central office here themselves. H. H. Foard was chosen chairman and C. B.

Johnson secretary. Clark Dooley, representing the Company, discussed the matter of rates and proposed to give the cuui.try lines the central connection here for $1 50 per plume per year. This offer was rejected. On motion it vas then decided to oiler ll) cents per phone per month for this service, which otter was accepted by the Company and the meeting adjourned with good feeling existing. Roscoe Leavitt c.i mm arid aecurai.e-ly 'V The Cover! Abstract uuv Houston.

ftk 7 MONEY HUM. Jack McCaskill will pay Twenty leuis above test wiikat. -M. G. Coyle mailed us a post i.earu last week from Toronto, ada.

Can- James Coi n's Second Hand Store i tne place to get Clothing and Shoes. -Elder V. A. Dodson arrived ilrom Plato Monday to assist in the meetings at the Baptist Church. -Another la rife invoice of Fresh Miocenes just received at tarns Smith's.

Place your order with us. O. A. Puckett sends cash and orders the Hkrai.d to his address at Kansas City, Kansas, for ersuing year, Wes Stoue returned last week Jfrem a trip to Beggs, Ind. and other points.

He has not selected a new location yet. When you have any furniture or household articles for sale see James Corn, the Secoud-Hand Man He buys everything. K. II. Dunham, who is teach'iig at Simmons, called Saturday at the Hek.m.u ofjice and favored us with cash on subscription.

Geo. and wile, ot Elk Creek, passed through here Tuesday ou ttieir way home from a visit at I outiits lajiui a iicai ijiciviu. Georye McMillan has made a sale of his barber shop, the deal not beiug yet but re ported to be with a man iu Illinois, Your choice of any imported horses, $10(lU; home-bred draft stallions, to 750. A. Latimer Wilson, Creston, Iowa.

1-tf Elder W. II. Neal, of Roubi-doux, aud L. H. Neal, of Elhs Prni-rie, were in town Tuesday.

They killed a big ground hog on their way to town. Collector Murphy goes to Plato this week to give the taxpayers of the northwest part an opportunity to pay their taxes without coming to the county seat. Moses Deck, of two miles wtst of Simmons, will have a public sale of his personal property at his place on Tuesday, October 8th. Mr. Heck is going to Gas, Kansas.

Lost In Houston, last Satur day, a leather purse with drawstring at top; contained six $5 bills, almost new. Finder will return same to me or leave at Hkrai.d ollice aud receive reward. Joski'u Smith, Lundy. Rev. Barbe will continue regular services at the Baptist church until uext Sunday and possibly-longer.

He is an interesting speaker and a good reasouer, and his services are attracting large congregations. Miss Mary Elmore, stepdaughter of S. M. Hollenbeck, of Roubidi ux, was a caller at the Herald office last week and left us a substantial remembrance. Miss Elmore recently returned from Helena, for a visit with Texas county relatives.

D. L. Max, ofNiangua, came in last week for a visit among old Houston friends. Dave was many years a valued citizen of our town and finds much progress and improvement here since his departure. The Herald acknowledges a substantial call.

Mr. Sam Fry, one of the old aud well known citizens of Clinton township, was injured by a disc harrow last Thursday and died from the result of his wounds Friday. -Mr. Fry was one ot the old residents of the county, and a man widely known and highly respected. CcuntT cetuS-H exgnwustJ iff: i th- he; ani ihu rt ivr; i ui: St ifl.pilv, 8BdS -a: i- I sale.

IK a Texas CORN 0 ill iiOW i Oil. i i.i '-V i be lit. and Guarantee Co, m. it TO LOAN ON ESTATE. 3 BELIEYIK 1 PHARMACY can mane n.

i.epai um-io, visit our store ana ascertain niaKing iour uieimscs. ipii MISSOURI. ROUT. LAMAK Attorney. Ccmrjanv in Texas Countv i land in Texas county.

Title? hv CLARK IN- RE up ai iTiumore i.v I i P. Bai-rickluw was the county capital Monday n. H. Foard was in from Com- niercial Mills Saturday. Fresh line of Fine Candies just arrived at Prigmore Homines.

.1. U. Fleenor, who is teaching Clear Springs school, was iu town Saturday. Try that Orange Marmalade and liaspbtrry Jam, imported goods, at Farris Smith's. Good school and lrigh class Business College are making Houston an educational center.

A new lot of Carpets, Matting, Rugs and Window Shades just re ceived at. Rutherford's. Fanner Jones Sorghum, something new and highly recommended, at Prigmore Romiues. Jesse Beck pushed his Hkrald date along another year last week with a good load of wood. You will find the largest stock and lowest prices ou Cook and Heating Stoves at Rutherford's.

Hunters a-'iII lind a supply of Loaded Shells aud all kinds of ammunition at Farris Smith's. Chas. E. Peter has his Hkkalo address changed from Summerville to Nagle, having moved to his farm near that place. May Harmon are receiving Fresh Groceries and Canned Goods every day.

Your order will be promptly looked after. Texas County Teachers' Association will be held in Houston October 10 1112. Program on the supplement in this issue, For Trahe I have two brood mares that are bred to a jack; will trade for mule colts, suckling or yearling. J. E.

Mathasv, 1J miles southeast of liado. M. M. Barbee, of near Ravuiond-ville, left at the Herald office Saturday a tine, large, well-filled ear of yellow corn grown ou his place this year and measuring twelve inches in length. The deal whereby Collector Mur phy secures possession of S- J.

Sal- yer line residence has been closed; consideration Dooley Sal- yer have also sold to E. K. Lyles th ollice property occupied by the Hkh- ai.ii; consideration (1200. Dick Rackley, who is in Ala-' tiama, sends the Herald a package containing a mammoth orange, hie hmeasures 13 inches in circumiereuce the small way and weighs 1J pounds. Thanks, Dick, for the remembrance.

--Cement sidewalks are now complete along the entire west side of Grand Avenue from the Ozark hotel to J. Schtssler's, and from the Lynch House to Blankeoships corner on the east side Work is going on on the walk iu frout of May Harmon's store, and preparations for- a walk in front of the M. E. Church are being maJe. Verily, Houston do move.

TAYLOk. Secretary Merchandise A i i I I for rarUiuldi- inuii oi ti. 5. MiELARf), Houston, Missouri. Office with Texas (loiinfy Abslract and Guaranty In buying your sheet nn.iic from houses in New York Citv, Chicago, St.

Ltiuis, or one must take the risk cf getting Bonie pieces that will not please you. In buying your pieces of me you have a chance to at leact save postage and should I not have i.i the piece 'u desire, I wii! orch same for you. Call sum -ee what "fionfr ttiat are already in lock i.n,;l many others are folfv.vin. Kegular 50c Munic for 25o, or for SI. (HI.

lie ad IvUtherford new adv. oi; fourth page. hhepard wa over Iron Car.iool Tuesday. Pliiiiate Court niretsdct. L.M-! docket in this is-ue.

Rutherford is still seiiiug indows and Doors at factory prices. Attv. 11. Covert ha- prival money to ioan oil real e-1 Former Assessor V. Agt.e is i.i from Ravmondville Tae-da v.

AU Keen Kutter Kul-lery, the kind that "Kuis" at Watson 'v. Call and see Farris A Smith line line of Ladies' Rain Coat- and Cloaks. J. Prig more, a brother ot I 'i more, as in lured in a i wreck on the Frisco near Dixon last For Sale -A Grain II in J. I.

Houston. --Mrs. W. C. .1 ail win has a visit to her son, Waller one i J.ld.vi at Mo.

--Imported horses, your choici 10t Ml; home-bred horses, to70n I Hart Osceola Iowa. I-I R. E. Barnard ai lived home la-t week, considerably improved from hi- recent sped! of sickness. Fine line of Fail and Wiuteij Clothing ami Overcoats just opened up at Farris Smith's.

You are invited to investigate trices. Judge Robert Marr and Mrs. J. Freeman, of Licking, were Houston visitors Tue-day and Wednesday, the latter soliciting aid to ie-builtl the Baptist chuicli at. LiCximr, which 'vas destroyed by fire several mouths ago.

Died At Sedalia, last week, Miss Bessie Smith, daughter of Mrs. Jennie Smith, ot this city. Mrs. Smith was called to Sedalia by a telegram announcing the dangerous sickness oi her daughter, but arrived too late as the young lady died after only a short sickness with appendicitis, remains were buried at Sedalia. The following persons have identified themselves with the Houston Christian Church either by letter or statement during the revival services conducted by E.

II. Williamson aud wife, evangelists from Springfield, N.L.Bradford, Finest Miller, Mrs. Hattie Peters, and Mrs. F.B.Russell, Homer Gobble, Miss Victoria Brosa. Those making "the good confession are Mrs.

Hen Meador, Miss Lucy Nagle and Samuel Wilcox. The meeting will continue till next Sunday night. Links of Love. The following marriage licenses have been issued by Recorder Kirk-man since last report: Peter Darter Ca bool Mrs. Mary Fraucis Cabool L.

E. Johnson Houston Emma Stella Grove Fowler Garrett Valley Prine. Plum Valley J. M. Diinivin Mrs.

Lillie Haywood Bean Bucyrus AllieShryock Arthur H. Ellis Fooler Lou Baney Hado CLARK DOOLET, SAM'L 3, SALYEH Dooley Salyek, Lawyers, HOUSTON, MISSOURI. Office over TMt Couoiy Bank. kLL GOBBLE SEEING IS A tiliinpse of our sioek of PUUGS and SUNDHUOS will cenvico you that the place to make Your Purchaser in Houston is at "1 I I Montinn bUVUI IflUI IblVI II Don overlook lie supplement. Haled Hay for sale by Karris Smith, C.

M. lleaumout left for Kansas City Monday. D. L. Max left for hit; home at Xidugua Monday.

Attorney J. II. Sauks visited' Springtield last week. Prigmore Homines will pay 80 cents for Irish Potat oes. Rutherford has just received a full car load of Stoves.

A. Brower, of Hamburg, Iowa, will receive the Hkkai.o. C. Covert has individual money to loan on improved farms, tf Nice line of Pattern and Street Hats just put on display at Dooley's. Atty.

Clark Uooley left Monday fo- a trip into Arkansas and ludian Territory. Some nice boxes of extra fine candies just received at vhe OnarK Confectionery. Your choice imported horses, tlOtM; home-bred horses, :00 to $(ijO. Frank Creston. Iowa.

1-tf Thomas Hull' and Ivor Clark, who have been visiting at the J. T. Garlinger home, lelt Friday for their home at Wiuterset, Iowa. Waktkd Huckshortijthe Hutch-er, wants to buy your cattle or hogs suitable for butchering prrpose and will pay the highest market price. Mrs, Corda Young's handsome new residence is well undet way and when completed will be an attractive addition to the south part of town.

Married At the home of Mr. W. H. McGowen, two miles west of Hucyrus, Sunday, September Mr. Amon Bailey and Miss Clara Stock-stellj Esquire T.

A. Cross officiating. S. R. Townley left Monday lor New Mexico, after a few weeks visit in this county.

Yarn's many friends wish him success in his new ho.r.e and ao early return to old Texas Every sack of Fanchon Hard-wheat Flour guaranteed to give satisfaction. It not pleased bring it back and get your money. In wholesale or retail lots. For sale by F. P.

Smalley. James Rutherford left for Ro-tan, Texas, Tuesday to assist in the Rutherford hardware store at that place. We all wish Jim well wherever he goes, but confidently expect him back ui Houston before moons. William Clark, who is 'n busi ness at Lundy, was in town Monday and called to place an advertisement of his business in the columns of the Herald. He carries a complete line oi general merchandise and buys all ninas oi country produce.

HOUSTON We carry a complete line of Patent Medicinet, I 'rug hun ij dries, t'ainbi and Glass, Stationery, School Hooks, Etc. Our Prescription Department ia as perfect as wide exper- Hiili ience and eUifo attention charge ot a Registered Pharmacist, inaurms: aosuime ac-curacy in the compounding; of all Prescriptions. i You find it an obtect to I'iiil Our I'rices oetore GOING TO QUIT BUSINESS Some Bitr Bargains For You! Durinff the next THIRTY DAYS I am going to close out my $3000 Stock of General Merchandise. Everything must go Clothing, Shoes, Dry Goods, Hats, Groceries, Crockerv, Queensware, GUssware and Notions all at ABSOLUTELY FIRST If you want to be shown, look at these prices. If you don't find what you want, in-this list, come and see the rout: Sugar, 20 pounds for SI; Coffee, 12 l-2o per pound; Star Tobacco, 43c per pound; Calico, 5c per yard; Thread, oo per spool Ladies' and Gents' Winter 'Underwear, 37c per garment; 600 pair Shoes at bargains; Stono Jars, 6e per gallon.

You can't afford to mis3 this opportunity to get merchandise cheap. TKKMS: STRICTLY. CASH OR PRODUCE. "Will Pay Cabool Prices for all Kinds of. Produce H.

STOCKMAN Why you should carry aa account with us. First Becauss your money is safer in a bank than anywhere else. Second Because paying bills by check is the simplest and most convenient method, as well as the safest, as your check becomes a receipt for the debt it pays. Third Because it gives a better standing in the community, especially among the business men, 10 pay by check rather than cash. TEXAS COUNTY BANK, HOUSTON, MO.

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