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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-10-12

f. B Gannett has been absent from
town the past week purchasing goods
for the holidays. During his absence
Frank Mead OF Traverse City acted
as pharmacist.
Rev. w. w. Lamport. who was call
ed last week to Holland, Mich, by
the serious illness of a sister, Mrs.
Frank o. Pratt, arrived the re too late
to see his sister alive. The funeral
services were held Thursday.
Rev. A. d. Grigsby and w. e. NAL
pass attended the Fall meeting of the
Petoskey Presbytery in Cadillac on
Monday and Tuesday this week. Mr..
Grigsby was received as a member OF
the Presbytery from the Cheboygan
Congregational Association.
Boyne Cit izen-Miss Lydia Cook OF
East Jordan has arrived in the city
and will take charge OF the ladies'
ready-to-wear department in Simon
Dosie's store. - Mrs. ID. A. McGreg-
gor returned first OF the week from a
3 weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Hawkins, at East Jordan.
Yes WHITTINGToN has fine line of
Sideboards, Bullets and China Cabi-
nets.
Christopher Bulow, a'well known
resident OF this village died Monday
aged 81 years. The funeral services
were held at the Methodist church
Wednesday morning conducted by
Rev. w. w. Lamport, and interment
made ia the East Jordan cemetery.
Mr.. Bulow was addicted to the use OF
liquor and the manner of his death
caused a coroner's inquest TO be held
to investigate. Messrs Jerome Smith,
w. f. Empey, ID. e. Goodman, Fl. +.
McHale, Leroy Sherman and Frank
Phillips we're the jurors impanelled
and after an ia vestigstion reported
Tuesday afternoon that "Mr. Bulow
came to his death from hemorrhage
Of the stomach due to excessive vomit-
ing, said vomiting might be caused
by excessive drinking"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-10-12

"Humpty Dumpty." next wednes
day.
New line of Furs at B. G, Hubbard
e. Co.'S.
Open season for cartridges begins
Oct. 18th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Nachaz
eel son, Saturday last.
Horst Concert Orchestra at Electric
Theatre next Monday evening.
Pros. Atty Ciink has been i'll and
confined 60 his home all this week
by severe cold
Usual services % the Presbyterian
church next Sunday at 1890 and I,
Sunday School at HAS, Y. p. s. c. z.
at GAS.
Martin Rhaling and wife were
elected to represent the second dis
trict Of Charlevoix County at the
State Grange at Saginaw next Dec
enber.
The twO-yearod son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hawkins OF Hitchcock
fell into kettle OF boiling water FRI
day morning and was fatally scalded.
The child was taken on an K. J. s. S.
train for East Jordan. to receive med
zeal aid, but died enrOute.
At least there Is one good result Of
tnat domestic trouble OF the Earle
family; That word affinity has been
SO dragged IN the mire it will never
dare intrude ia polite society again.
We always did dislike the word.
The East Jordan high school foot
ball team came down here last Satur-
day afternoon and were defeated in a
vel played contest by the local high
school eleven 10y score Of 9 TO Q.
The best playing for the home team
was done bv Frank Osborne, Dolezel
and Culberts"n, although all the boys
did good work, else the score would
have been different as the visitors
were husky lot and put up good
game -Mancel0na Herald.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-10-12

Do you read The Herald's continued
stories? The majority of our sub
scribers read these stories and our
best efforts are put forth to give them
something good. 1.-THE Castle of Lies"
IL completed In this issue and next
week we begin one of the popular most
serials ever issued-"Bob Hampton of
Placer" Be sure and read Tits
worth your time.
The Charlevoix County Mutual
Benefit Association held their annual
meeting In Charlevoix Monday. All
the present officers, consisting Of II.
M. Enos, president, Charlev DIX; G. III.
Wilmington, vice president, East
Jordan; s. B. Stackus, secretary,
Boyne City; G. e. See, treasurer,
Charlevoix, were reelected. The as
ISOLATION has 2,40O members and since
organization three years ago has given
forty-two first class burials to its
members.
1t must be acknowledged that the
bill-boards aud windows of. our city
are full Of something that carries the
majority OF US away back into child
hood 8 happy days, when seated upon
the knees OF our dear old parents they
would 60 cheeriiy entertain us with
the stories and fairy tales Of ''Old
Neither Goose" these "Humpty
Dumpty" pictures are illustrative Of
something that surely awakens feel
ing OF interest In the hearts of both
old aud young. They seem familiar
to us all. They advertise genuine
pantomime play which Is to be at
Loveday Opera House next Wednesday
Oct. 16th-The "Saville Humpty
Dumpty" Company. They are said
to have a fine cast Of metropolitan
entertainers, headed by the creates t
of all pantomime clowns, Mr.. Geo. W.
Adams, the liking OF laugh-makers. !"
Tho chorus aud vaudeville features
are highly spoken Of. Beautiful
special scenery and electrical effects
enhance every stage scene. transform
ing 1t into very dream picture.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-10-12
Old papers sold at this office.

Alabastine color cards free at
STROBEL BROS.
See the New Astrakans at B. e.
Hubbard & Co.'S.
Handmade farm and driving Har-
ness at STROEBEL BROS.
A man feels as i'll at ease ia dry
goods store as he does In kitchen.
Old Hickory chairs are just the
thing for the porch, They can be
fO0nd at WILMINGTON
We often hear poor women, who
take roomers, say: $50 many rich
people, Jake rOomers who do not need
the money"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-10-12

If taken patiently and persistently
will relieve the most obstinate cases
of indigestion, constipation, bad blood,
bad liver no matter how long stand
ing. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents, Tea
or Tablets. +. b. Gannett s. Co.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-10-12

Stainfoor makes furniture and floors
look bet terthan new.
Oct II is is the date when ]. Leahy
the optician will again be here. He
makes speciality of fitting children's
eyes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17

rado de la sefiorita Suson, q la que
Sc la despertaron los sentlmentalis.
mos cursis que en- el fondo del alma
suelen tener todas estas agotacalles.
mas Q menos encopetadas. n!
Y nj Sc acordo del americana,
nj del coche que en- la puerta espe.
raba, nj de esos modelos de Paquin
que vuelven locas a las mujeres, nj
de NADIA. -.
Corri6 en- pos del tsigane, abando
nandolo todo, engauchada en- las
melenas del violinista, que debi6
decirse: siYa cay6 piezab
Ocho dias ha durado esta luna
de ruiel, que, como la del poeta y
Cyntbee la cortesana, parecia eter.
ma. Esta manana el tgigane sa-
10 q hacer varias compras, y,
cuando volvi6, en- vez de haliar 4 Ia
sefiorita Sus6n esperandole amante.
encontr6 una carta, en- que la In.
O"tfnuG en- Ia b4gina 4s)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
NOT|C|AS D|VERSAS
Don Vicente Pagan, de
Mayagiiez. Esta
restablecido.
UNA ACLARACION
Matrimonio disuelto. Para
ejercer ante Ia Corte Fede.
raj. I'm fallecimiento.

Sc halla restablecido de SITS
dolenclas, en- Mayagiiez, nuestro
respectable amigo y correligionar o
don Vicente Pagan, presidente del
ayuntamiento de aquella ciudad.
-Nuestro amigo el licenciado
don Luis Montalvo Guenard ha
sollcitado examen ante la corte fe-
deral para poder ejercer en- ella
como abcgado.
-Por informes err6neos Sc
dijo el otro dia que el sefior Carlos
Nc. Farlane habia sido nombrado
de los trabsjos del puente
de los Reyes Cat6licos, cuando d.
cho amigo ejerce allf, por nombra.
reciente, el cargo de Ins
pector encargado de dichas obras.
La corte de distrito de Ponce
ha roto Ell vfnculo matrimonial
entire doiia Dolores Colon
Y don Rafael Julia.
-Ha fallecido en- Arecibo el
sehor Pedro Deliz y Rodriguez.
vecino de Hatillo, qulen el dfa antes
de su muerte fue objeto de una de.
llcada operaci6n en- el higado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
D[SDE MAUNLBO
-
Sobre la construction
de nuestra ig1esia.
NADIA Sc hace.
REGIsTRO CIVIL
Lnscripciones Verifcadas en-
el mes de Septiembre.
Billar y Colmado.
REGISTRO CIVIL

Octubre IS. - Llamamos Ia
atenclon de las personas de valer v
representation, tanto en- el ordeu
Official como particular, respecto 4
Ia construction de nuestra Iglesia.
Ocho afios transcurridos desde
que tue destruida la que teniamos.
ha sido tempo su6ciente para que
otra haya sldo levantada. No Sc
trata de una obra de romanos para
que SD fabrication resuIte tan pro.
hlematica.
Menos apatia y mayor perseve.
Tancia y todo Sc consigue; pero ST
Juan Sc atiene a Pedro y este Sc
atiene a Juan en- 10 q cada uno en-.
comendado, claro esta que asi nada
Sc hace y el tempo continuara pa.
sando como hasta aqui.
Por tres cosas pueden apreciar.
Sc la cultura de un pueblo, como 10
ha dicho un ilustrado escritor cuyo
nombre no recordanos. Por sus
escuelas, por sus lgleslas y Dor sd
cementerio.
Tenemos las primeras y el ter.
cero, pero carecemos de la segunda
para que la cultura pueda apreciar.
Sc en- todas sus manifestaciones.
siendo ademas dicho edifcio nm
embellecimiento en- nuestra plaza de
recreo y el que tanta falta hace.
Ell Registro civil durante el
pasado mes de septiembre tuvo el
siguiente movimiento: Nacimien.
tos, I3; defunciones, 18 y matrimo.
MOS, dos.
-Pronto abrira al pGblico un
billar y colmado anexo, el amigo
Fidel Ortiz, al que deseatnos bue.
nos negocics.
CONFESSIONAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17

Amabanse el poeta latino y
Cynthee la cortesana, y su felici.
dad parecia tan frme, tan durade-
ra, que hombres mujeres, patricIos
y plebeyos, todos en- Roma la en-
vidtaban !. Un dia, sin embargo
Cynthee no supo resistlr a la ten.
tacion y Sc escape 4 Egipto en-
compafiia de TN amante rico. Es-
to de rnorirse por los pedazos de
un hombre y engaiiarle con otro, es
cosa que va practicaban las mule
res de Ia antigiiedad.
Fl poeta amante de Cynthee
la cortesana, no guerra Greer su
desgracia y esperaba siempre, con.
6ado y triste, que arrepentida tor
nase al nido el ave volandera ;.
Pero transcurrian los dlas, la In.
grata no parecia acordarse del In
feliz poeta, yeste fue languidecien-
do POGO a POGO y muri6 49,.
Los amigos y admiradores que
en- Roma el poeta tenia, elevarcn-
lie una tumba en- Tin lugar solitario
y melanc6lico, pr6ximo al bosque
sagrado que tantas obras bellas le
inspirara.
Cuando Cynthee regres6 de
Egipto y supo la muerte del poeta,
su desesperaci6n no tuvo lfmites. ;.
Porque es el case que Cynthee no
habia dejado de amar nunca &
aquel que tan triste fin tuvo. Las
mujeres erau tan incomprensible
entonces como ahora.
Su dolor no hallaba consuelo
en- NADIA, y nj dadivas nj halagos
lograron llevar un lenitivo a su
amorosa pena. Retirada en- absolu.
to del mundo, a nadie veia, con ma
die hablaba, y todos los amaneceres
salia de su casa para llevar flores 4
la trmba del poeta y ALI Sc pasaba
largas horas en- extatica, silenciosa
contemplation.
Una mahana de invierno los
pastores, al conducir sus ganados
al campo, vieron una forma huma-
ma tendida sobre la tumba. Detu-
vieronse, sin atreverse 4 avanzar,
poseidos de supersticioso terror.
POGO q POGO fueron acercSudose,
y cuando Sc aproxlmaron
vieron el cuerpo de una mujer, 10
ven adn y esplendidamente hermo-
sa, que parecfa queTer abrazar la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
NOTAS DE- LOLA
Vista del Inspector. de
escuelas. Barrio de
" "Hato-puerco."
IUIcIOs CElEBRADOy
Por Ia Corte municipal de
Carolina. .-Cuatro matri.
monios. -Buen altar.

Ostubre r3.-El dia q de 10.
corriehtes, este es, Ell dia que expl
rabala primera semana del curse
estuvo en- este pueblo Mr. Packar,
Inspector de escuelas del distrito y
se dirigi6 al Acting Principal inqui.
nendo cuantos nihos del primes
grado quedaron sin escuela por fal.
ia de local.
Sc hace de imprescindible ne
cesidad que el Departamento de
Educaci6n abra otra escuela. Esta
Junta Escolar posee fondos, y 81 el
Comisionado del rano la autoriza,
lnstalai6 otro plantel de en- ense-
tanza para dar cabida q los nifios
que han quedado faltos de instruc- :
ci6n.
Sc dice que en- el barrio de
sHato puercos han quedado sin es.
cueia. por fAlta de local, mas de
cincuenta nilos.
-Durante el mes en- curse Sc
han celebrado cuatro matrimonios,
tres POT rapto y uno voluntario.
Ell cabo Perales y el guardia
Manuel Cabrera detuvieron el dfa
oa Leoncio Ortiz, por escalamiento
en- primer grado.
Tor el dellto de robo arrest6 el
guardia Jose B. Torres q Jose del
Carmen Rodriguez.
I'll Rev. P. Martinez ha
comprado q los Paules I'm precioso
altar, que era el del Patriarca San
Jose en- Ia iglesia de igual nombre,
0e san uan.
Ademas ha adquilido diez es
cafes y un magni6co ammonium con
destino { Ia iglesia.
Ell seaor Garcia juez de paz
de esta poblaci6n, es objeto de mu.
chos elogios por Ia rectitud de que
viene dando pruebas.
= Tambien merece aplausos el
cabo PeraIes, que no deScansa en- el
cumplimieuto de su deber.
Atm no ha sido designado
el professor que ha de ensefiar el
idloma iugles en- este pueblo.
-El dfa II del actual nos vi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
FaInacIa Dc ], P,|ancp
CONFESSIONAL.

CagHGs, Puerto Rio.
Complete surtido en- drogaa, Pa.
tenttzados, Perfumerfa, Semillas de
hortaliza. etc. Sc garantiza el despa-
cho de formulas. Precios loo mas Il.
mitados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
f. NATAElO
DOCTOR EN MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA7

OCULISTA. .-M.medlco au.
xiliar de Ia Clfnica oftalmolo.
gica, que 4 cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe en- el Hospi.
tal de Il Santa Cruz de Bar.
;elona. Consultorio exclusive
ara afecciones de los o1os.
.stuan 81, (cerca del Tea.
ro.) Horas de consulta
De "a Il de Ia manana,
Gratis 4 los pobres, de ga,
de IA maiian2. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
DESDE PARIS
DOS NOTICIAS.

tumba clavando en- la TERRA los
crispados dedos. Ell hermoso
cuerpo juvenil va estaba yerto. E.
Era el cadaver de Cynthee la cor
tesana, que no pudo sobrevivir al
dolor de SIT amor muerto.
tPreguntais que es esto9 Els Ell
asurto ofrecido este aiio q los alum.
nos de escultura para que inspira-
ran las obras que han de optar al
Prf.r dc Rome. Es un asunto intere.
sahte y poetico; hay en- el TN des-
nudo femenino que ejecutar, hondo
sentimiento de dolor que traducir,
una escena dramatica que componer.
Los concurrentes al premio Mrs.
Moulin, Benneteau, Lejeune, Mon.
cassin, Pousard y Gaumont exhi
ben obras muy bellas Una mu-
jer, Mile. Henvelmaus, presenta una
fgura de Cynthee, estudiada y gra.
We, maravillosamente compuesta :.
Los t9tganes va no estan de-
moda, porque las prihcesas locas
van escaseando. =. Asf es que Sc
han tenido que resignar a tocar ale
gres csardas en- los cafes y restau-
rants, agitando al aire las negras
cabelleras y miranda languidos 4 las
mujeres que, suyo 6 ajeno, tienen
coche 49,. De este modo esperan
a la sciada Caraman Chimay que
Sc enamore de ellos =. y les COM
pre- ropa.
Claro que mientras Ia princesa
de sus suefios llega, Sc contentan
con mas facll aventuras amorosas.
Esto es 10 que lie ha ocurrido q un
ioven violinista tsigane, que crey6
en- la passion que lie juraba Ia seiio.
rita Suson TN dia que Sc meti6 en-
su cuarto de artista jun septimo
con entresuelo, el septimo clelo!-
dejando plantado q un americana
que lie habia puesto coche.
La seiiorita Suz6n vic al kgfga-
ne hacer cosas raras con los ojos
mientras itnprovisaba una de esas
composiciones hdngaras, que Sc re-
Queen a hacer gargaras en- ell ms
trumento, y Sc la incendi6 el cora.
z6n. :. iSer la inseparable com.
paf1era de Tin artista como aquel,
cuidarle el violin, prepararle ell cos
metico para las melenas. iHeI
aquf en- aquel instante el sueiio do
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
LA LINDA
GRAN HO7bLI OAFk, RES7A URANT
- coc1NA AMERICANA. -

coc1NA AMERICANA. -
HabIaAas vsa6IaGAs CEGS De 6GaO LSs eaaiao 7DtonO
2. Gelabet CO prOpietarios 10 y H.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
VENDE

Una caldera multibuiar de 10 pies
de largo por 6 de ancho, con "a tubos
de 4 pulgadas y solo dos cosechas liz
u1o.
Una maquiua horizontal, couple
Ia, con dos clasifcadOres, capaz para
moler 1000 galones de guarapo en- u
horas.-Para informes, dirfjanse q /.
'RHED0, FaiardO. Ima
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
ASUATOS D|VERSQS
Gran baile en- Quebra.
dillas.-Para Ell 24
del cOrriente.
UN Case COMICO
Ocurrido en- las GALES de Ma.
matt. Don Fernando Al.
varez, enfermo.

Algunos j6venes de San Juar
Sc proponen asistir al bale que ten
dra efecto en- Quebradillas ell "a de,
corriente, con motive de las festas
patronales que Sc celebran en- aoue
LA poblacl6n.
En- Mayagiiez fue reducidc
q prisi6n por escalamiento ell indi
viduo Agustin Gimknez.
Sc encuentra enfermo en-
cabo Rojo nuestro correlisionario
don Fernando Alvarez. Celebra.
mos su restablecimiento.
DE nuestro corresponsal en-
Manatf:
sOctavio Arzan ha presentado
denuncia jurada contra su esposa
Primitiva Ramos por infedelidad !;
aunque hace tempo que la tiene
abandonadada por complete, en-
cuestiones de celos no acepta COM
ponendas. Con tai motive Sc di6 IN
espectacu'o bastaute c6mico por las
GALES de la poblaci6n cuando era
conducida por la policia q la pre-
sencia del Juez. Seguianla como
doscientas personas avida de curio-
scar. La policfa debia evitar esos
-SE VENDE una elegante
Victoria construida por la primera
fabrica de coches de los EE UU.,
y dos juegos de arneses para uno y
dos caballos. Informara S. BEHN,
Mlramar. o-Io
LA policfa de Mayaeii z sor.
prendi6 alll el domingo lltimo una
lugada a 10 prohibido deteniendo
4 nueve individuos y ocupandoles
naipes y dlnero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
Sc ACABO 81 DOLOB

Con 81 anestesioo SDentudos
ts obtiene Ia Completa ausencia del
dolOr en- todss las esttaccione, dsn.
tales De vODta en- ls farmaoia de
sGolons. PlaSa principal, San
Jasn. Diriia's ls correspondence
q SsaOE NJ u, ?, O. Beg al Sac
Iuap,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
DIR, JacintO Zaratt

Medicna.-Ciruifa Intermediates de ninos.-Parto
Ocu11sTA de Ia Cfnica Oftamoogica del <HoeDeus de
Paris Consultas de Ia 3 p. m.-RAFAEL CoRDERo (Lu.
ma 1922.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17

sito la corte municipal de Carolina.
Celebr6 once juicios, siendo sen.
tenciados nueve de los acusados y
absueltos dos.
Sc halla de paso en- esta po,
blaci6n el cabo Muioz. que estuvo
al frente de este puesto, demostran-
do gran cello y actividad en- el eier.
ciclo de sus funciones.
Marcia hoy para Quebradillas,
donde esta destinado.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
JOE DANIELS MAKES
GOOD AGAIN.
Iowa Paper Says Joe Laniels is the
Star OF the Team He Will Re
turn Shortly.

Joe Daniels, third baseman for the
Mexico Athletics, who is playing il
Iowa for about two weeks, is making
good as usual. He is really too good
for the team he is with. John P.
Clark, Of this city, saw one the games
and he says that Joe is too fast for
the rest Of the team.
The following is a clipping from the
Prairie City Qowa) News, where the
team Daniels is with played one
game:
One Of the star players Of the Yeo-
men team which met our boys on the
city diamond was Joe Daniels, Of
Mexico, Mo-, who played third for
the visiting team. He never v
looked a bet throughout the game and
much credit was given to him on his
base running which was faultless. He
also started the hitting of his team in
the fifth and sixth innings which
made the score stand even.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
BARRIERS A BOARD
OF EXAMINERS n
Hold Examination All Day n
Price Of Shaving Raised to !
teen Cents at Meeting Of Bu
bers Thursday Night

The BARRIERS State Board OF \,
liners was here holding examinaa
on new BARRIERS today. The exsl
tions were held In the shop OF WI
Pitts In the Ringo Hotel building
Only two members OF the 4
were present: G. T. Whisman, Z
Louis, President, and W. l.. Md
st. Louis, Treasurer, G. W. I'd
Secretary, remained in st. LOsl
the headquarters Of the Board.
The candidates who were exam
were Claude Kelly, Nose WilsaI
Irwin Lambert The examinatiOal
sisted Of two parts, one practical
one theoretical. The practical
consisted OF shaving a custOmel,
ting bis hair and honing a razor !
theoretical part contised Of ten
tary questions which the barber !
answer in writing.
At a meeting of the barriers OiE
leo Thursday night it was agFes
raise the price of shaving TO ih'
cents with no additional charN
neck shave.
Mr.. Mack told a Ledger repfsz
tive that Mexico was the last OEl
the circuit which the State b
visited TO take this step, The Y
Board visits all towns Of over
inhabitants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
THE MACON ELKs TAKE CLOSE
AND EXCITING GAMK PROM
MEXICO LoDeE-CoSTRsT
WAS VERY FAST AND
sNAPPY FOR ANA.
TEUR BATTLE.
Sears, Maeon's Pitcher, IL 9 Good
One Hughes Pitched a Good
Game-Ksath Steals Third
Pitcher Makes Good Stop
-criswsll Ties up With
His Own Lever
Extremitiea

The Macon Elks won q hard fought
and fast game from their Mexico
brothers, Friday, by the close score Of
four TO three. The game passed OF
without any wrangling and was q
typical f~raternal game. The ~fraternsi
spirit was showing all through the
game. The ~Rrandstand was well filled
and a great many ladies' and business
men were present.
The Macon team is composed OF q
fne set Of fellows and q good bunch Of
amatuer ball players. They played
a clean snappy game and were in the
game all the time.
The game was played In one hour
and thirty-five minutes which d
extremely fast time for any game e
be played In. Few errors we're made
and the hits we're few, each team
getting only six hits.
Scans pitched a good game for Macon
and Hughes performed about as well
for Mexico. Pitcher for Mexico made
a great stop BY running over behind
second from his position at shortstop
and picking up enc with one hand.
BE got q good round Of well earned
applause for the plai. Ed Keath per-
formed like atwo-year-old, cutting up
caper at his position Of second base,
ioiloying the Macon pitcher and
finally topping it all OF by stealing
third. Sears looked like he thought
that was the straw ~ which broke the
camel's back, Lakeland as usual
caught a fine game,
Mexico goes to Macon In q short
time and it looks like Macon will
have to play bali If the local team
practices up much more.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
Oh. TRAUGHBER SELLS
OUT TO DIR. TURLEY.
Sells Practice to DR.. II. I. Turley
Formerly of This Ciry-Wli Be
Together Till september
DR.. Traughber Win Then
60 to Los Angeles.

DR.. W. r. Traughber, Of this city,
has sold bis practice OF Osteopathy
to DR.. Il. lit Turley, formerly OF this
city but now OF Holden, Missouri.
They will practice together till the
first OF middle Of September, when DR..
Traughber will leave with his wife
and little son for Los Angeles, Cali
fornia. Then he will take up the
study OF surgery in the College OF ply
sicians and Surgeons.
When he completes bis course be
will continue the practice Of Osteo-
pathy Ia Los Angeles. DIR. Turley
will keep his Office and practice here
after DR.. Traugnber leaves.
The Ledger is glad to welcome DR..
Turley back to his old home and
wish him success, though we are
sorry tU have DR.. Traughber leave and
also wish him the best OF success in
his new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-08
MISSOURI FARMRs NEED
MEN IN THE I'D
The State Board Of Agrirnltui' =
Made Request to Washingi'i1
State Has q Free Employ
ment Bureau to Get Hsndi

washington, Aug. 1.-The BuH'l
OF immigration Of the Departnsnl
Commerce and Labor, received adFa'
today that there is a great dsHip|
Tor agricultural labor in MiS01|
Both single men and heads Of az
lies can find work on the farms
mat state. This information So
tained in a letter 10 T. v. POsdss
chief OF the division OF Informs.
written by George B. Ellis, secnDl
OF the Missouri state board Of W
culture.
The rate OF wages paid TO IN
laoorers In Missouri, Mr.. Ellis ~,
Is from so to SIS 4 month with b0r'
and from eco to 80 without bOiIn
In the latter case, however, the an
ny is usually given garden ground -
tne privilege OF raising poultry ,.
OFTEN furnished fruit from the orc,
ara and q COW 70 supply milk and ou'
yer. Missouri has 3 free employmeD
bureau under the state departnsl
Of labor statistics. ]. S. White
superintendent and has Offices !
slSf Chestnut street. St. Louis