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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-08-15

Miss IDA M. TARBELL, the magazine
writer who has been camping on the
trail of the Standard Oil Co. for years,
is delighted with the big fine which
Judge Lands imposed upon the trust,
and says: "Mr. Rockefeller is a fanatic.
His great strength lies in his power to
concentrate everything on one result
and work to it without the least devia-
ton. He has been doing that from the
first, but he has never grown, morally
or socially. They had such men in the
middle ages, but there are not many of
them nowadays"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-08-15

In July the total removal of earth in
the Panama canal by excavating and
dredging was 1858, TIC cubic yards. of
which ITO, $40 was taken from the Gull
ebra cut. The great work is moving
along at an increasingly rapid rate.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-08-15
Victor SCOur Remedy.

A sure cure for scours in calves, cat
tie, horses, pigs, sheep and all kinds of
stock. For sale by JAS. BREWER. 1Im3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-08-15

The great trials" that have occurred
in the United States during the last
year led to no punishment, but were re-
markable for the heroic endurance of
the jurymen.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-08-15
CITY GOVERNMENT.

Mineral Point, Wis, July II, 1907
A special meeting of the Common
Council was this day held in the Coun
Gil chamber for the purpose of consider
ing request of the Electric Light Co
Called to order by Mayor Osborne.
Members present: - Mayor Osborne,
Aldermen Weidenfeller, Horn, Terrill,
Jeuck, Blewett, Burns, Frieden and
Engels.
On motion of Aid. Horn, the follow
ing request was granted: THAT the
Electric Light Co. be allowed to discon-
tinue the private service from IL m. to
s a. m. until Aug. II, 1907, unless the
occasion occurs that they would be nee
essary.
On motion council adjourned.
Attest: j. r. OSBORNE, Mayor.
w. p. BLISS, City Clerk.
Mineral Point, Wis, Aug 6, 1907.
A regular meeting of the Council
Council was this day held in the Council
chamber.
Called to order by Mayor Osborne.
Members present: - Mayor Osborne,
Aldermen Weidenfeller, Horn. Terrill,
Jeuck, Blewett, Burns, Frieden. Absent
Fngels.
Minutes of last regular and special
meetings read and approved.
Report of City Treasurer Jeuck read
and on motion of Aid Horn was accept
ed and placed on file.
The following bills were audited by
the finance committe and on motion of
Aid. Weidenfeller were allowed and
ordered paid:
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06

-. yFheH politicians begin N numbd b
70 take np a cause, what = the signb J.
canee q fhgiE GalhqsIebHt7 a maey
POI seFfpi intejsGta ~ bleafhgs the =
loon, and as political machines have q.
ready loved.jt dearly, the tendency ~
practical politicians TO come out for
prohibition and the enforcement Of PRO.
hibition means that the popular move
ment has become 80 strong that they
desire TO ride the wave. II is now fire.
quentIy possible for a man to win
against bis party organization by TAX
ing up isslogaB. While progress is OBJ
vious In many parts Of the country, it Is
most rapid in the South. where the rea-
son for II is post clear. II liquor is the
general stimulant to crime in every
State, 1t is still more potent where ne
groes are abundant, and the realization
of this fact helps 10 explain the very
rapid growth of the prohibition move
ment In Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky,
Texas, Mississippi, and othern Southern
States. In the last FIVE years the cause
has been helped greatly by the exist
ence Of the Anti-SalOon League, with
methods 30 different from the old pro-
hibi'ion erusgeing. This new body ap-
peals to the reason and talks facts.
Nobody could believe it fanaticaL 1t
furnishes figures. 1t calmly demon
strates effects. 1t studies the saloon
from the standpoint of the economist.
And the country is becoming converted,
Az the present rate Of movement, the
issue must before long be forced upon
the parties in every State. Skeptlcism
about the possibility Of prohibiting no
longer swells. Where public opinion is
strong, prohibition is sufficiently possi-
bic to mean an immeasurable advance
in the prosperity. virtue, and happiness
Of the race. - CoIlies's Weekly.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06

~ LIfHN % ~ - ~ q ~ - ~ :.
GeVy-Afln lngsl, ~ . ~ = uIE,Aal
eSASitho hdisso 90 tISs lbpi9sa afatlF. 8
E5iles south ee ~ eltyg NJ M y IJ. q A.
lElns0ng On Thanksgiving 'dayS New 2s.
1901, Mr. Efed Levy, asihGppily mar
Fied 70 snissr B8nsie q A. AtifineSn, tlie
oldest single daugbtefs Rev EJW 4 Rus
e6ll offieiating. The bride and groom
were neatly dressed and the occasion
was much enjoyed BY those present,
ell wishing them bright and happy
future 151 EJtsg 1DeG3DWati 5ft
Also on Sunday, December lst, 1907,
at the homo Of her father, Hon, Daw-
son BoatwTight, Rev. r. w. Russell,
officiating, Mr.. Eugene Levy was hap
PLY married 20 Miss Mamie r.. Boat
wright, Oldest daughter Of Mr.. Boat
wright. The bride and groom wore
neat and handsomely attired, and the
occasion was enjoyed by all present,
and many expressions of the best wish
es for happy future were extended.
All the contracting parties will con-
tinue to reside in Leon county.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06
Congressman Lamar Gives Schozas
shIp.

Congressman w. B. Lamar enjova
the distinction of having given 70 the
Kindergarten Association the first indi-
young women who wish TO enter the hin
dergarten work.
Now that the initiative has been taken
by General Lamar, it is to be hoped
that his generous example win be FOL.
lowed by many other public spirite1
men and women, who are seeking 70 %
good with their money.
General Lamar's scholarship has been
awarded to Miss Graela Saunders, "a
st. Augustine.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06

Come in with the True Democrat. ard
lets enlarge the plspt srd p"per ard
work just a little harder 10 push Talla-
bssgee srd old Leon IN the front. A
gccd newspaper and lots Of advertising
will do u.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06

Whiting Of Hon. r. T. Stockt"p's
death, Editor Harris. ~ tho Ocsls RHn-
Ber. Eeys: 1--WE know Mr. Stockton sll
thrcuCh bis career. from his hovhood
until hia death, ard We know ~ no inci-
dert IN h's Hfe tbst wiII not bear the
most sesrChIpV criticism
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06

When we have love and COURAGE
enough TO go 90 the one whom we feel
has wronged us, or wronged another,
and TO show him our thought Of his er
rur II he hears us--and In moat instan.
ees he will hear us-We have done him
good, done others Rood. and done our.
. Ives good. II he does not hear or
heed us. we have done ourselves good
and have laid the foundation for dong
him good We have at least opened up
the way TO the next step. which is TO
take with us zone or two more" with
the motive and hope that good and only
good shall come to him M we'll as to
those whom we feel he has wronged.
Indecd, II we obey the spirit as well
a. the words Of Jesus; we shall do
everything 70 the end that evil may be
defeated and that the highest possible
& Dod may come TO every one. Every
situation will be Feen and employed as
one opho tunity to do every one good
n d no one evil. Joel Rufus Moseley,
II Science Sentinel
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06

Leon county should show up best at
TIE State Fair at Tampa ard at the
Nid-winter Exposrtiou At Jacksonville.
We can easily make her do 1t !
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06

A PittSburR dispatch. Gath, says In
two weeks twenty-five graduates, four
college professors and two clergymen
have become conductors on PittsburR
street car lines. They claim they could
get no other work. I'VE have excel
lent reports from every one Of them. "
said an official Of the company to-day.
''The ministers particularly are doing
we'll. One runs a car after midnight
through the worst part Of the city. Last
night touRhs started q ARhtt, hut the
mlniSter-conductor restored order be-
fore any one VIVA hurt"
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06
LOOKINC FOR SLIGHTS.

There are some people always look
Ing out for sights, says the Palm
Beach News: They cannot pay a visit,
they cannot even receive friend, they
cannot carry on the daily intercourse Of
the family without Brspecting some Of
Tense is desigpsS. They are astobchy
eS mar Wiegers. II they meet an ac-
sance on the street who happens
y oe pre-ocupied with business, they
attribute his abstraction to some mo-
tive personal to themselves, and take
umbrage accordingly. They lay on
others the fault of their own irritabili-
ty. A fit Of indigestion makes them
see impertinence in everybody they
come in contact with. Innocent per.
sons who never dreamed of giving Of
fense, are, by momentary taciturnity,
mistaken for insulters. To say the
least. the habit is unfortunate. 1t Ia
far wiser to take the more charitable
view Of our fellow beings, and not sup
pose a slight ia intended unless the ne
gleCt IL open and direct, After all,
life takes its hue, in great degree,
from the color Of our own mind. II we
are frank and generous, the world
treats us kindly II. on the contrary,
we are suspicious, men learn to be cold
and cautious to us. Let person get
the reputation of being tOuchy and
everybody Is under more or less re.
straint; and in this way, the chances OF
an imaginary offense are vastly in
creased People who fire up easily
m ~ much happiness. Their jaundiced
tempers destroy their own comfort as
well as that Of their friends. They
have always some fancied slight to
brood over
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06
Leon Circuit Court.

The Fall Term of the Circuit Court
bas been in session in this city during
the week. Judge j. w. Malone pregidr
ing. Owing to rush of advertising and
job patronage. and not being able 70
get and give full proceedings. we defer
report until next issue, which will also
contain the general presentment Of the
grand jury. Several important cases
have been set for trial next week.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06

Next weeks issues Of the True Dem
ocrst will come to you ~ our Christmas
number, In handsomely engraved cover.
This issue and that Of the 20th, the two
papers before Christmas, will afford
you the best mems Of advertising
Christmas and Holiday Goods, fnd the
rates have been made 80 reasonable
thHt everv one doing business in Talla-
hasFee can afford to have some space in
Il. Advertise your business
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06

the week, Judge j. w. Malone pre6lQr
ing. Owing to rush of advertising and
job patronage, and not being able 70
get and give full proceedings, we defer
report until next issue, which will also
contain the general presentment Of the
grand jury. Several important cases
have been set for trial next week.
Mr.. S. May Walker will be found at
his own place of business these days,
and Walker & Black know how to give
you a square deal Their stock is neW
and complete, and they will treat yo
right. Go see them.
Lap Robes. Chase and Strool1T Tbranda,
at ]. ID. Gays. 40
Don't make your final arrangements
for the winter until you have called
upon Miss Matte Whatley, at her pop
ular boarding house on North Monroe
street. 39-tf
A new assortment Of beautiful
brooches has just been received by r }
T, Nicholson. The patterns are az IN
common as they are beautiful, 40.
Mr.. Walden, of Canada, ia a guest of
the Leon Hotel Mr.. Walden Is poo
sessed Of a magnificent baritone voice, Z
and delighted the guests of the Woi
mans Club reception on last Saturday
with his rendering of several beautiful
songs
A few days ago a lady was heard g
say that the first thing she ever saw
about a man was his tie. Then, ~
course, the scarf pin is serutinized next
Nicholson has scarf pins thst will hear
scrutiny from the most exacting wivoB
and sweethearts. 90.
Mrs. X. G. Long will take boarders e.
her residence on North Monroe street.
Terms as reasonable as can be secure
elsewhere. 412t
One Of AIacbua's prominent eitizen
Hon. W. F, Love, Is in the city for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh, of Apalalacltl
cola, are making a stay Of some davs kiu
Tallahassee, the guests Of the MisqDa9
Argyle.
Hon. Emmett Wilson, OF Msragna,
Acting Solicitor of the Federal COhre
ls attending the present session.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian Church
we're very much pleased with theirJsuo
cess yesterday. The luneheons andl sup.
pers sold, and the pretty Christmas AZ
ticles disposed Of, added q hAndsplns
revenue to their treasury.
non. w. N. Holloway lett InurSoAt
for Atlanta to attend a meeting Of the
Department of Superintendent Soutt
ern Educational Board. -
Go and see that splendid stock
Hand painted China Goods &C p ~
NichOIsOn's Jewelry Store. He WIN
have a splendid stock Of ell kinds oI
nice things for Christmas and the M
days, at the best prices 81
=
Wanted, Re Bay,
A good Second Hand Oas Hot1
Wagon. B. =. tlcLtN
tl-tf. Tnliahaaaeo, flt
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06

A rrpn TsuPd PvrPr- hcw like Rrvan
IN philadelphia cls'us 10 haVe Solved
-- problem Of turrirO silver into Do'd.
tie 'the most stSV''irO paVt of the
and gittcn ia thstS 600 worth ~ silver
PT"ro\ $4,000 worth Of gold. But
m'Fes IRE he Phsking up Of the old
won't 'h',is Ia true.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06
P0intara and Sattar nodal

Have a few trained and unframed
and Birdsong, Fox, Coon and Deer
Hounds. Pups $1,000 pair. Well bred,
j. G. RANKIN,
36-3m Liberty, S. g.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06

Hon Park Trammell. ut ,east. may
have good cause to show that there are
too many Senatorial candidates coming
from jacksonville, because he must
have he'd, ut one time, rPasons to believe
most Of the Big Ikes there would sup
port him. Another Administration can.
didate, who slips up In getting what he
had good right to expect. Oh incoD.
sIstenCyi Or I frgratitudel
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06

Mrs. r c. LOnY will t, ke bOarders at
her residence on North Monroe street.
erms ~ reasonable as can be secured
elsewhere. 4l-2t
WANTED-Position as stenograpner
W young lad. student Of Draughton's
olleIe. Atlanta, ca. Apply to p. o.
5ox ZIG, or phone l247, '41.2t
Our advertisers are presenting you
with attractive bargains again lhis
week. Go and see every one of them.
Mr.. McCouren, United States Mar
hal Of the Northern District uf FlOri-
Ia, is in the city.
Colonel Fred. Gu. berly, Coll ctor Of
Customs al Port Cedar Keys, and one
I FIOrida's most prominent lawyers. II
u the capital
John Crawford. one Of PensacOla's 3
,sing young lawyers, Is visiting his
arents in Tallahassee
See and read the handsome supple
asnt In this issue Of the news Jer.
.evy Bros. are Offering some ,plen lid
ducemsnts 90 visit and inspe,s IN ar
rye store, full of goods.
slSkAk RtaS EYCUN
49,. nfnk-~..s - nnf.a.a... ma.ha
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06

wanted, Io Bay
A good Second Hand, 0as 6oi
Wagon. B. ~ ncltN
diff. Tnllahasaeo fs
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06

Z, % sSsss s or EAtL.AItAsekE aTL.G.
coad1saud' fsosss ,spO-t = :, g ~ ~ =
cuFrsney, Tasaday. nse. 4 ioo7s
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06

Jacksonville has another full-hedged
candidate. This time the Hon. Ion l.. Far
rip, at the solicitation Of many friends,
and after THOUGHTFUL consideration, has
announced that he will be a candidate
against Hon Frank Clark for Congress
Duvars grand total Of cand dates up to
date Is Hon. John NJ G. Stockton, for
Governor. Hons. Duncan u. Fletcher,
A. o. Wright, w, NJ. Bryan, for u. S.
Senator, Hon. Ion l.. Farris, for Con
gress, and Mr.. Barrs may yet be heard
from OF course. every one Of them has
the right to run, and no one will blame
Duvsl II they can ell be elected, hut DE-
not the people Of Duval think their cit.
izenship are asking too much, and tha'
the whole bunch may get left through
desiring the whole earth and the full
ness thpreofi ?" Nut has not the Hon
Ion L. undertaken the biggest job o.
the lot lie may be a big and -pOpula.
man, but The people Of Frank Clark,
district will hardly m Ike the swap.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06

- end newsv st. Petersburg
Ire neat ,ependPrt In pleasant and
Evening Ind Nv vipitor IN our exchange
interesting On Wills n. Powell deserves
tsble. Editor Vthe spIepdid newspaper
much credit for T. ople and city, and II
he makes for his pe Iiheral patronage
In pleasing TO note The him make the
he Is receiving 10 heln ~
extra good paper possible. - ,>I
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06

Are you having trouble with YOU
kidneys I There are lots Of people :,
day who wonder why they have ppin
across the back, Why they are tired az,
lacking IN energy and ambition. You
kidney are wrOng. They need reli,
without delRy, Take DeWitrs KID
q Bladder Pills: they Hre for we
back, inflammation of the hlad or. bacl
ache and weak kidneys Sod by
druggists.
When YOU want q nice granite o
marble monument. write the Thoma
vile Marble works. r. A. Weldon. IS
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-10-19

S. NJ. Richardson picked from three
trees seventy-one bushels of snow
apples, also from one northern spy
tree, twenty bushels of apples, Some
say that is a big story, but you see the
Lord is helping the Equity folks.
Usual servi ces in the Presboterian
church Sunday next both morning
and evening. Morning topic "The
Fading Leaves" A hearty welcome
to all who come--10:30 and Z, Y. p.
=. G. e. at 6:15 and Sunday School at
11:45.
His associates on the board of super
visors are busy this week congratu-
latipg Supervisor Jake Graf, of East
Jordan, on being grandpa. While
Jake does not dispute the soft i'm
parchment he denies that he is over
80 years OF age, and the matter is
being looked up by special com
mittee.-Charlevoix Sentinel.
The Carter Construction Co., who
are projecting railway between Tray
erse City and Charlevoix have made a
contract for the steel rails necessary
to build the line. The company, how
ever, demand immediate local sub
scriptions for bonds from the points
which tbeir proposed lines touch
enough - Justify their going ahead
with the matter. In case this falls
through. they will use the rails else
where.
Pros. Atty Clink is after some pic
ture agents operating ia this county;
Their plan is to secure photograph,
offering to enlarge the picture free Of
charge IL the customer would buy one
of their frames-which they agree to
furnish at factory prices. As soon as
the agent gets possession of the pic
ture, demand is made for half down
on frame at an enormous price,
threatening TO retain the picture II
the customer does not comply. The
Prosecuting Attorney has given them
the alternative of either doing bust
ness On the square or quitting Char
leyoix CoSnty. Good.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-10-19

Mrs. George Bowen, president OF
the Woman's Relief Corps, pleasantly
entertained the members of that order
Thursday, Oct. 18th, at Mrs. C. Fl.
Swafford's Restaurant. Conversation
was the chief feature Of the after.
Moons enjoyment A luncheon Of
high merit was served. The table
decorations were roses and carnations.
Married, by Rev. r. A. Wright. at
the home of the brides father, in Ev-
cline tow nshIp, Wednesday October 9.
Robert KnudsOn and Minnie Ericks
both of Eyeline township. A large
number OF guests were present and
several beautiful presents were re-
I ceived. AT the close of the ceremony
a wedding supper was served. Char
levoix Courier.
The Methodist Aid Society held
their annual meeting at the home OF
the president, Mrs. g. Barrie. on
wednesday, Oct. 9th. Notwithstand-
ing the inclement weather a large
number assembled to elect the officers
for ensuing year. Mrs. Barrie was
elected president for the fourth term;
Mrs. NJ. Fl. Robertson, secretary; Mrs.
Fl. Roy, treasurer; lst vice pres, Mrs.
A. Barnett; End vice pres, Mrs. J.
Howard; 3rd vice pres, Mrs. B. f.
Waterman. Reports were given in
full, which proved the society to be in
a flourishing condition.
ATTENTIoN.-Th American Society
Of Equity at their convention in
Traverse City, Oct. 10th, formed a
potato growers association OF the
state of Michigan and now has four
branch associations Ia the state. The
nearest one is Traverse City. After
consideration the farmers have decided
to form branch association at East
Jordan and have called a meeting of
all the farmers interested In this
movement to meet on Saturday even
ing at Murray's corners, In the Equity
hall at 500 O'Clock sharp.-JAMEs
HowEY.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-10-19
Old papers sold at this office.

Old papers sold at this office.
New line of Furs at b. G, Hubbard
& Co.'S.
You get what you want at Hanson
& Steffes'.
Alabastine color cards free at
STROBEL BROS.
1t amt a bad plan to deal at Han
son IL Stetfes,.
See the New Astrakans at B. G.
HubbaLd e. Co.'S.
Everything Is good that you get at
Hanson g. Steffes.
Handmade farm and driving Har-
ness at STROEBEL Bros.
Old Hickory chairs are just the
thing for the porch, They can be
found at WHITTINGToN's.
Be sure to come and get a good
meal at Hanson & Steffes' today.
Yes WHITTINGTON has a fine line of
Sideboards, Bullets and China Cabi-
nets.
Handmade l. mber Harm IS at
STROEBEL BROS.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-10-19

Everything free at Hanson {
Steffes' today.
Mrs. Tom Moore was guest or Bel
laire friends last week.
Postmaster Mech was up from
Charlevoix, Wednesday
1t isn't Handsome Seffes as some Of
the ladiea imagine, but Hanson 6
Steffes.
Friday night Nov. lst something
doing" in farce comedy at LOveday
Opera 2 ouse.
Miss Minnie Payton was here from
Charlevoix few days the past week
guest OF friends.
Mrs. E. A. Jeffries OF CharlevoiX
was here this week guest OF her moth
er, Mrs. d. G. Loveday. She returned
home, Thursday.
Since going west, John Shapton has
decided that there Is no better loca.
tion for him and, we understand, Mrs.
Shapton and family start for there
within a week or so.
At the Presbyterian Synodical
meet at Cadillac, Oct. 7th, we learn
that Rev. A. d. Grigsby was elected
a member OF the committees on freed
men, systematic beneticence, bible
society, English bible.
Mrs. Barrett, mother Of Charles Bar
rett, returned home from the south
ern part Of the state last Saturday
She left her grand daughters, Misses
Grace and Hattie occupying COOP pos
itions in Detroit, the former being
employed in the well-knOwn Hudson
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Burnham have
purchased home at Petoskey and
leave for there this coming week to
take up their residence. They have
resided over twenty-One years in their
farm home next to our village and all
are sorry TO have them go. Their ad-
dress will be lois Mitchell-st.. East.
and they will be only block from
where their daughter resides.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-10-19
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Bviefs Of The Week
EE<Es<EGeEEEeEeeEEEG 3ss

Roller Skating tonight at the Towr
Free Meals at Hanson & Stefe.
Saturday.
CIDER APPLES WANTED at Super.
naw's Warehouse.
Football, Boyne City Us. East Jor-
dan, at the park here, this Saturday y
afte rnoon.
Percy Holiday was elected presi-
dent of his class Q9lO) at Hillsdale
College recently.
The W. III. White Co. vi remain at
Boyne City in spite of lot of rumors
to the contrary.
Archie Upper, young man Of
Boyne CityTas run over by a freight
train and killed at Scottyille, last
Sunday.
"Hel's Half Acre"-what is il?
There is only one L in it, so what does
it mean? The Billboards promise to
flash out an explanation very soon.
Mr.. Burley of Pelleston. who has the
construction of the new opera house
at that place, was here Fridey, look
ing over the LOveday Opera House.
The postOtfice at South Boardman
was burglarized Thursday morning,
but only one registered letter secured.
The safe contained several hundred
dollars. Three charges OF nitro gly-
cerine failed to phaze it.
Our football boys went over to
Boyne City last Saturday and were
beaten in we'll played game by
score of to 0. The same teams play
here this Saturday afternoon and our
boys hope to turn the tables.
Boyne CITY grOcers have formed a
Mutual Protective Association with
y. Il. Johnson, president; F. A. Cook.
secretary and treasurer. The object
is not only the curtailing OF bad ac-
counts, but the protection of the man
who pays his bils.-Such an organiz-
alton is needed ia East Jordan badly.