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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11

Ct am a. Mdra 1841 biefes Qmt anses
treten bate, bereits am 4. Mpril bes>
felben Sabres ftarb. Der Batter gar<
ter 8. 9arrifons mar ebenfaIs 8iirs
sermeifter BON Chicago unb purbe als
FOLDER pGbrenb Der Notwithstanding
1898 ermorbet. Garter 8. 9arriIon,
Der bermalen i'm AZ. 2ebensiabre ftebt,
empfins feline graiebuns auf benz @pmz
nahum gu Iltenburg, Sbiirinsen, unb
auf Der gale 1niperiitGt, Conn, unter=
nabm srobe 9eifen. itubirte bierauf
finf Sabre lang bic Re9te unb mar
bann tpdbrenb atpeier Sabre @ebafteur
unb Mitinbaber Der ygbicago Shines"
Na9bem betbGtiste er fi9 i'm @runbz
eisentbums< @ef9Gfte. 9arri1on fpri6t
beutf9 unb franaDfifd unb lieft bic
lateinif9en unb grie4i59en Rlaiifer
i'm l1rtert. St 1T auslei9 elm setpanb>
ter Mutor unb boraiislt9er &ebner.
WGbrenb feiner erften Mmtsperiobe aIs
8iirsermeifter bat ii9 9arri1on in5on>
berbeit in feinem erfolsrei9er Sample
sesen bas gbicasoer Strabenbab1s
Wonopol berporgetbdn.
Ser neuerpdblte 8iirgermeifter bon
glebelanb, Sbomds 8. Sobnfon, tpurbe
i'm Sabre 1854 in Scott gountb, Rb,
ale Gp6n zines pflanaers eeborer, ber
blr9 ben 9irsertrieg ~tpllftdnbig berz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11

tn ben DISQUALIFICATION Der 8iirser=
meiiter bon gbicaeo, glepelanb. o.,
unb ct. 2ouis, Mo., psrt0rpert, bic
mir bier benz 2efer in Wort unb Bib
borfiibren.
Garter 8. 9arriion, Der gum 8iirs
sermeifter bon @bieaso setpdblt tpurbe,
tritt nit bieier Wabl bereits feinen
britten Qmtstermin als rWabor" Der
r@artentnbt" on. Gum erften Male
ipurbe CT i'm Sabre 1897, gum atpeiten
Male III 1899 setpGblt. 9arrifon lit
bon biftinsuirter 9ertunft. Sein l1r=
ursroBpater, elm prominenter 8irsis
nier. mar Elm 8ruber Benjamin 9arrts
ions, zines Der unter5ei4ner Der 1nz
MISUNDERSTANDING bonn 4. Sult
1776. Der Sobn Benjamin 9arris
ions mar Der fpGtere 8unbesprdibent
Milliam 9enrp 9arrifon, Der, na9bem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11
Sefanntmabnn0.

Mit unierem S9ubsei9dft baben mir zine
,,a.ss, ;9Str !EI in s srsSe smsn sfSfa @fsrt il'sp
6leiber, !Siite unb 8appen,- Semoen uno
6ra9en, iiberbaupt aaer austattungsartltel
fiir MGnner unb Snaben pom Sopt bis 81
Sub. Inner Yorratb entbalt nere, aus ben
srOBten Sabrifen se9en gaarselo, 9etalfte
Waaren. 90 limb mir i'm Stanoe, SUD
Hreiie si geben, wie ionit nirsenoipo in Der
Stabt. Sci lns -Sibt es teiite alte, perle9te
gSaare. aGes neil, fril6 uno bilt9. Sober
1T freunbli6it ein9elaben, BET uns porjllpre=
den, bepor er ionitno fault, uno ltb pom Der
site unIerer 0aaren 81 iberselt9en.
8ebriiber Gbelbrod,
l1.ba ct. Gloub Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11
Npti, fir Sbanflisens.
g gtsat sS gsnnise IS.

Staat Minneiota, SO.
Stearus County.
IS wirb hermit befannt 9ema6t, baB benz
Soarb Der Gountps GommiifGre pon StearnS
pon Maria Sreitba9, cafe George, Minn.
ein l6riitii6es @eiu6 einsereibt uno III meis
ner Office binterlest wurbe, in wel6em I'm
S6antlisens fir bic Yeriobe pom Is. SUM
1901 bis Is SUM- 1902 na9seiu9t wiro bic
@irtbi6ait Iou on na6senanntem Ylase 9es
balten IperSen: Sn Cafe @esr9e in einem
Srontsimmer 22x30 SUP sroB ani Der unteren
Slur zines anbertbalb Stod boben Srames
@ebGubes, 22x40 SUB 9roB, pne pom tbr oils
@obnbaus uns Salhbn sebrdu6t uno Don
ibr seeisnet; selesen anf 6 20 &utbsn pom
q s &utben pom u net nnb auf = s &ntben
Don 9 10 &utben pon nt net Jet aues III
Section 81, Sown PA, &lalie "a.
@enannteS @eiu6 nirb pom Gountpratb
in beIien Sieunssiaal I'M Gonrtbaule 81 ct.
@Ioub er6rtert am 10. Mui 1901, na6mits
tags 3 ubr. Se;eust unb periieselt nit benz
County Sieeel am 6. Gpril 1901.
.. 8. @ruber,
1887 County Iubitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11
Iarm IN %perfaufen.

Meine $50 alder sroBe, A Meilen i~iio,peltz
lid pom Sauf Centre selesene Sarrn inter
sinitisen geSinsmnSen gu pertanten. 10y
ader inter YHls ; i9were sebmbooen nm
quite @ielen. @ebdube fat neu. Sarn' II
Rutbeu pom S6ule, in wet6er belti4er uno
enelii6er llnterri9t ertbeilt wiro. Naberes
bel Senrp SilImann,
l9.4t Sauf Centre, Wtinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11
2eibenbefatter.

Sem 9ublitum pom ct. Soiepb nub llms
seaenb sur Ha6ri6t, bab i4 elm Sei4enbe=
itaftunsssei9dft erOiinet babe unb tets cine
ausmablGarse porratbis baben perbe. Weine
9reiie ioaen Die beatbar nieoriSiten iein. :
au1 empieble i9 mid als @aSenma4er.
Geo. 9fanneHfein,
19s4t ct. Soiepb, Stearns Co., Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11
Noti, fur Sbanfliseus.
Staat Minnelota, "a
SteQruS Gouutu.

StearnS Souutp.
Gs wirb hermit befanat seNaIt, baB benz
Soarb Der County GommiiiSw pom Stearns
Elm i9riftli9es @elu9 fIr S4anflisens pom
na6senannter Yerion eiusereidt wurbe, bic
am Is. M6r; 1901 be9i1uen unb ON 25.
Mars 1902 ablaufen ioa; bas @eidait iou
an uadsenanntem Ylase seiibrt werben: gu
&oscoe III einem 20xsa Sub .9roBen Simmer
aui l. Slur zines 22x42 SroBen @ebanbes,
wel1eS als Wobnuns nnb Sdanfmirtbldatt
bient unb auf Got l Slod 81" ami Der Sown=
ieite pom &pseoe' selesen 1T. Genanntes We
lib wirb BON ben county Sommltlaren pom
StearnS I'M Gourtbauie 81 ct. elouo am
Sienita9, ben ii. Mfai, nabmttta9S 8 Ulbr
er6rtert werbeu. Sesel9t llne perlle9elt am
Is. MGrs 1901. y. s.. SrubeT.
1873 Spuntp= Iubitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11
Sobn S6nma6er,

Gil ct. @ertnainitrabe, ct. Gloub, Minn.
&ein beiieres S9ubseus fir ben Yreis
ais bas unieri9e. &eparatiren iofort
gut inb biQi9 anssefibrt. 15s3m
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11
0ef6dftstbeilbab Der perIamat.

Sur mein MObefseiddft, bas ii9 enter GU
ten Runbidaft ~erfreut, mirb elm @el6Gfts.
tbeilbaber nit einisem Capital unb einiser
Notwithstanding seiu9t. &efeftirenbe mo-
gen ii6 menben ON u. 9. Ma9o,
i9=3t Yiera Minu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11
Gi,te rrfabrene Eruu.

.Ou, 5ante, th CLAUDE, beute tpirb
9err Rnauer fommer unb I'm meme
9anb anbalten. Sou i9 ibm bas
Satport seben9" -rDas fommt barauf
an, mein 3inb. Wirbt er febr ftiir=
mild. 70 bitteft 9u un einise Sage
8ebenfaett-f4etnt ct Dir aber Tau
ober apeifelbaft, bann sreifft Du obne
8ebenten slei4 gut"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11
6ef6dftsperle8nn9

Sd babe mein @eiddft in bas mei=
mem Biz babin oecupirten 2ofale se=
seniber selesene 9anbofffees@ ebdibe
uerleSt unb BET @ebrau1 pom @roees
rien, 3uderwert, Sabaf, giSarren
uim. empfeble i9 mid auf's Bette.
16s4t u. Sranfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11
GRUBER & CO.,

gauunternebmer nnb gambler in allen Sorz
ten &alf, Cement, 9lditer= Saare, @pps II. I.
NJ. a9enten fir
yYatent @aa YIafter."
Dur bic aIerbeite 8aare gu ben niebrisiten
Qreiien. go. 23-9. apenue n0rbli6, ct.
Gloub, Minn. 15=3mt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11

armte. Die 5amilie beraos, als 9bos
mas NIT II Sabren bic @4ule berlieb,
nod S~nbianapolts. Snb., tuo erfterer
INIT feinem Batter unb feinen beiber
iingeren 8riiberr lei elmer Gtrabens
balm @niteluns fanb. Die Jainilie
f4lief bort i'm Spei9er zines Wdse,,z
f9uppens. Der in elmer Na9t nieber>
branrte, pDbei bic SoHnfons ieben
Gent, ben fe fi9 ,nter Gntbebrunsen
erfpart, b~erlorer. sSSn 1885, fanb
.Som" NIT feinert 8ruber Nlberf, BEN
gegentpartigen prdIbenten elmer gfefs
trtf9S8abnz gefe1f9aft in 8rooflpn.
Y. g., als Ronbatteur Sci elmer Stroz
benbohns@ eieQf4aft in glebelar1b 8es
t4dfti8ung. Die Gefd6Itstii9tiafeit
ber beiben 8riber lieB fie bier raid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11

len perftebt. Douglas 1T ferner Elm
ausseaei9neter Rebner. @ine Mebe,
bic er 1852 einise Monate mad ber
acknowledging bes iebisen aaifers
bielt unb bic bas Sbema ,Was mir
bon unierem Raifer boffen biirfen" Be-
banoelte, beleu9tete bic bamaliae
@ttuation 10 ben unb f9arf unb bon
einem 10 origineIen Stanbpunfte, bah
tie gebrudt in bielen 9unberttaufenben
bon gremplaren i'm ganaer 2anbe Der
breitung fanb.
@raf 9uso @bolto b. Douglas
tpurbe 1887 81 Qf4ersleben, propin5
Sadfen, seboren. Na9bem er in 8ers
lin unb 9eibelbers 4smetalia unb
@taatsptfenf9aften ftubirt bate, trat
CT in Die lrmse Elm unb purbe 1866
i'm Standardization &rieae
S9pabrohsfabrsr i'm 10. preubif&en
2anbpebr= 9ufaren>R esiment, fopie
duf i8d aSiufant Der @snsralefaps
peninfpeftton Der 9. Mrmes. Na9 benz
Rriese tpanbte fi9 Douglas inbuftriele
len ltnternebmut1sen gu unb sriinbete
nnter Qnberem bas erobe Salt unb
acknowledgement Souslasbau Bel
Weferregeln. Sn 1882 purbe 9raf
Douglas in bas preubti9e Mbseorbz
netenhaus selpGblt, benz ct berte nod
angebDrt. Douglas 1T auberbem
'Mitslieb bes preuBif9en Staatss
ratbes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11
Die tatboIifde 8ep6Ite

Ote lut9UtIIW NC
in ben Ser. Stadtsn
aGblt 10.774,980 Seelen. Die fatbo@
ltf9e 9ierar9ie sahlt einer &arbtnal,
Is GrabifdSfe, 808ifdSfe. 8977 Melt@
prieiter, SOTO Orbenspriefter. Die
3abl ber pfarrttrden betrdst 66,127,
Bic Der Miffiomsfirden 6513, Rapenen
LIZA. RatbolifAe 3ebranitalten st6t
es 8 l1niberfitaten, 76 Seminare, 1873
Rnaben>g Colleges, 677 mGbdenSMtas
bemten, 1912 pfarrf9ulen NIT $685.
$50 Rtnber, 247 Matfenbdufer NIT
35.084 Matfen, 385 WobttbGtisfeitss
Mnitalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11

Die berfetnerte 2et9e
zines names, Der bor eirigen
Sabren ftarb, purbe r,euli9 aus benz
Sriebbofe in 8unter Sin, Sn., a,isses
eraben. Man glaubt, baB anbere 2e:z
den auf benz 8unter 9i1=Sriebboie
baHelbe @4idfal sebabt 6aben.
Sic 8emiffigungen bes
Sc. &ongreffes ftelIen ii9 auf
$1,44O, .545, tpopor auf bic erfte
Seiiion $71O.15O,862 unb auf bic
atpeite $729,911,68 3 entfauen. Die
8epillisunse, bes 55. &onsreKes itens
ten fi4 auf ,637, bic bes
81. auf $1,044,580,273.
Die 3ab1 Der
Mtffto ipdbs
renb Der Borersunruben in gbina fteIt
fi9 tpie fplst: 118 gnsldnber, 70 Dimes
rifaner, S@peben unb Nprtpeaer, 26
G~ranaofen, IL Belgier, 10 Staliener
unb S9tpeiaer unb 1 Deutf9er. Die
s3abl Der ermorbeten etngebprenen
ghriften i9Gbt man auf 10000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11

Mapufeon Der Grfte mnS Saba.
Nt9t aIIsemetn betannt bIrf es
fein. baR Der 1921 in Der Werba1una
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11

N Die bette ie in ct. @lonb of
ferirte @elesenbeit, Sutes S@ub5eus
biGis taufen gu f0nnen, lit fur sic
nd@iten 80 Gage In s. @. @olters
S9ubSei@dft 9eboten. 16=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11
c~oea(ma6(en i'm Weael,.
Sbr SeiuItat bar@ BITE EeriSMi@teis
ten breier 8irsermeiitsr beriSrpert.
Starter carritsas Iiaeainiins nae rssaeritns
eesaba1s-Ssbaism els ,.eeIimaoe wan"
retorut.

Sn elmer sanaen Mnsabl er0berer
StGbte bes Weitens baben bieier Sage
2ofalpablen itattsefunben, beren poz
litif9es Refultat fi9 am prGsnanteften
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11

W- Spre9t in @ebriber abeles
nerem S@ub=D Department por. @ir
iparen gu@ @elb.
The Meeker herald., 1901-12-21

Among tho tens OF thousands whc
havs used Chamberisin's Cough Rem.
edy for colds and ID grippe during the
pest few years. to our knowledge, not Z
single casa has resulted in pnsumosia.
Thos. Whitfield 4 Co., 2i0 Wabash ave,
Chicago, one Of the most pfominet 70.
tail druggists in that city, in speaking
ut this. says: I'VE recommend Cham
nerlains Cough Remedy tor h srippe In
many cases. - It not only gives pronpl
and complete recovery. but also coun-
tssacts any tendency Of ID grippe to 70.
suit In pneunonia. For sale BY Strshiks
t0ivsns. "
The Meeker herald., 1901-12-21

In 1880 1t was with great difficulty and
by bare majority that some humane
people secured the enactment Of = Law
BY the New York nate Assembly pro-
hibiting the hunting Of dear with
hoands. III 1900 N attempt was made
to repeal tho law - applied to one
county. most OF which was maintained
- game preserve By an individual
owner. Tia attempt resulted In fiood-
Ing tho assembly with protests and the
measure never came 10 . vote. And yet
some pessimtsts ~ that the world u
growing worse and worse.
The Meeker herald., 1901-12-21

Tho W. G. T. U. aud the Natlonal
Anttt3aIoon League have made = joint
attnck on the capitol Buffet" and i
nunbsr of.vsiiant statesmen ass said 70
b On the verge Of nervous proetrasion.
The Meeker herald., 1901-12-21

The editor OF the salida Nail evident.
y does not bsItsve In trottins along In
one beaten track. In refusing . ..poms''
rscsntiy. b. did not decline It with
thanks. o. plead . lack Of space. etc..
etc.. but blunt,y Informed tn would-be
muse aschitsct that hs-ths editor
could turn out bsttsr poetry with q
sausage machine.-Aspen Democrat.
The Meeker herald., 1901-12-21


This communitv was shocked and
surpeissd to hear nj the death Of
IIsfriet. wife II the late A. S.ss&ilson
which occurrsal On Tuesday. = 'f
Untii aftsr her death It M known
only to . fsv tbst Mn. Wilson vas III.
It soems that over . mouth $50 dsosased
had = paralytis stroke aud WIS attacked
the second time . few DAYS before her
death. Tns last attack was too much
for her enfssb,ed coudition and shs
passed AWAY.
Deceased was OF . cheerful disposition
and was suooeeding admirably 10 rails
Ing and caring for her fiys small
children.
A larEs number Of frisnds ard neigh.
bors followed the remains to Highland
cemetery Thursday aftstnoou. Rev.
Handel conducting the services.
A brother who livea At Littieton, ti,il
state. 10 expected IN 70 'tsks chaffs Of
the children.
The Meeker herald., 1901-12-21

A spsrt snin.ses frun Dsaysr 70 The
eesct tAa& the D. q b. g. h. r spd the
y. F. 4 I. O.. Contemplate opsatnG up
The ~ saal bodies In this county. 1t
p said 10000 will b spsat By The
Fusl = IFen COMPANY In opening up new
Territory.
The Meeker herald., 1901-12-21

70 CURE A COLD IN ONE: oar
Take Laxative Bromo Quinins Tablsts.
All druggists refund tho money II II
fais to cure. z. W. Grove's siguature
b On each boz. sc.
The Meeker herald., 1901-12-21

Jepes Jsnkina. vbo killed Fred
leeleh In cold blood It Deii brsthses'
saaeA near GypsoD. n said 70 b very
essssaily unpopular. and has Tie Espa-
tseiea OF having bssa an excssdiaGiy
tsn6A character In and sroasd Neeker.
WASss no ressslsd ct one time. It ID
also reported that be wss Implicated .
esu years ego in = murder o. Bear
rivsr. but this report iacks confirmation.
l1sash is = native q Germany. and ID
aheat twenty-ssven years old.-Ride
RSsiaiIs.
The Meeker herald., 1901-12-21

Mr.. Hogan carving he turkey
"what part Of the turksv would you
like. Hanna. dearf" K
Il would like q Ies. Dennis. aaEiins.n
And what will you havs, Norah. ms
child "
"You may give me 4 ~, fAsAsr dear. y
And Patsy. me boy. Whist win you
have w
"Ths leg, father ! Il !
"Go o. vtd 70. What dys think I'm
carvin'-a centipede Y"-t3torsss Week
y.
The Meeker herald., 1901-12-21
DESERT LANES, VtNAL PRC,OF.-NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICH Mt
CLExwOOD SPniHGs C0s0.. Nov. H. I'M.
NOTICE y hereby given that Elket O. Lloyd
IN 0f Neeker, COs0sHdn, has md isnfice OF
intention to mako proof on NJ dosest lAn1
Is TIT i n. Il X v Oh p u, bssesc cisrk q
the County Court IT Moeker, Colorado. on
SATURDAY.. the llth day cf Jsnsasy, ls(k, 1t 10
O'Clock a. m. -
He names the following witne~ees " repsy
the compiete irrisafios and rsciamstf3 = =,
satd land: rs ~
Taylor and Joseph gcKce. ali If Meekss. tS9U..
biedH J. =. HQUIkE. Rrxirter.
The Meeker herald., 1901-12-21

.Reed ~ '.ssstr n "Min Moshse.' =
IN ~ iasus. II win - dandy drs-
matta entsrtainasnt.
The Meeker herald., 1901-12-21

Thee having business with tie post
elBcs WIN take note At ths ho6rs for
isDaing money orders. Tia dspartoent
inszusts he postmaster v suspend all
Other huaansss and attend strictly to
mall niattsfs during the hoars q max
Ing - ~ distributing naii.
The Meeker herald., 1901-12-21
rtiver stda DairY..

II you want good clean. freah sweet
milk patronixe the River Side Dairy.
10 quarts for 81. Delivered every morn
ing. E. A. WILLIAMS. Prop.
The Meeker herald., 1901-12-21

Our eattiss.sa havs bssn bsw g.thsr-
Ing In their ssts,s durinG Tie psst tssk.
In ths way q - everybody y pss-
pass1 1oe winase.
The Meeker herald., 1901-12-21

Mr. aid Mn. Isaac Baer dspsstsd fur
California Baaaay, and win spend ~
balances d ths wintsr on ~ Cost.
The Meeker herald., 1901-12-21

Stops tho Cough
asad Works on the Cold. <
k.axntive Bromo Quintne Tablets curs
Aesid In one day. No caro-, No ~.
Rrics % cents. 49, &
The Meeker herald., 1901-12-21
For sale.

For sale. !.
80 OF % tons q alfalfa. Apply =
+. X. Fordham. ST
The Meeker herald., 1901-12-21

Remember MISS Noshse.n q coart
houss hali rat SATURDAY. evening.
The Meeker herald., 1901-12-21

". n. Walters. sspsristsoaint q The
Colorado Utsh on eoepany, spent .
ssw dars 10 town u fore PIT II tie
w.ek.
The Meeker herald., 1901-12-21

There ars good pieces Of land laying
sround md ready to b Iocatsd. In
proof q thls assertion 10 will mention
that . fs~ days aeo, J. II. Lakasap
located . vtfy desirable pssos ot sroand
up In tn canon. It 10 on = mesa ~
tween Oak ridge and The river and caa
b irrigated bv reservoirs Mr.. Lakanp
was fortunate in getting hold Of TIE 100
In question.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12
SEEKING A FoRGER.
Man Supposed to Have Been Visiting
 Tn Waterbury.

Southington, Oct 12-A. H. Messea- ger of this town is wanted by the po- lice of New Britain. charged with fors- ing the name of his father, George l.. Messenger of Berlin avenue. to check of $50. which he passed on the F. H. Allis Go of New Britain. Mes senger has been absent from home for about five weeks and his whereabouts have been unknown the greater part of this time. He was first heard of as being in Waterbury, but it was learned last week that he had engaged room in the Columbia hotel in New Britain.
 Last Tuesday he purchased clothes of the F. H. Allis Go amounting to 53O. He presented a check for $50 on the National bank of this town, signed by G. l.. Messenger. Mir Allis not know ing the young man inquired of rhe bank as to whether his fathers check was good for $50 or not. He was iD- formed that it was and took the check, giving the young man $20 in change MT Allis was greatly surprised on find ing that the check had been forged aGd immediately went to look for Messen- ger, who had disappeared. It is not known at present. where he is, but the police think they can find him.
 MT Messenger. his father. is a deal CT in carriages and horse goods and mas been in Danbury for the last week. Both MT and Mrs Messenger are high ly esteemed ill town.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12
THE CLERK IN LOVE.
How He Neglected His Work and
 What His Employer Did.

What His Employer Did.
 l"It does not always pay for man to scribble all over the face of the earth the name of the woman he is in love with" said prominent business man the other daE ';but it saved one fellow his job and made success of him. The man, who was then mere youth, was working for me for $50 a month. I thought good deal of his industry, intelligence and accuracy. Suddenly he became very unreliable~ making all sorts of ineXcusable mis- takes About the same time I found the name Amy written on blotters, loose scraps, on the wall-eyerywher I called the young man to me one day when he came in-he was an outside man and told him that he was getting so careless and unreliable that I was going to give him thirty days in which to stop making mistakes or resign.
 suddenly it occurred to me that the name Amy was in his writing. Who is AmyY I asked him abruptly. He bluShed deeply. She's my best girl, sir he replied. We're. going to get married as soon as I can save $500 I'm putting away $25 a month and we'll get married in a year looked at him hard and he turned redder and redder. No you won't said I, you'll be out of job, and, what's worse, un- fit for work before then. You go to Amy and tell her she must marry you in month"; But I can't do that, sir replied the clerk. I'm only beginning to save this month. You do what I tell you I rejoined. You tell Amy that you've got her on the brain so that you are not worth $10 a month to me and that if she does not marry you in a month you lose your job' The poor fellow was in a quandary. She won't marry me, he said. I must wait till 1 can give her home How can I get $500 in month"; oh, that's all right, Jim,' I said. I'll let you have the $500. You can pay it back to me S1O a month. But you must be married in side of thirty days I'll give you thirty days to go on making mistakes while you're thinking of getting married and thirty days to make mistakes while you're getting used to being married. Then no more mistakes or out you go.
 Well, Jim made mistakes for two days. He got married in thirty days exactly. That was five years ago. To-day he and his wife and two boys are as happy a little family as you could find anywhere. He is still work ing for me. He gets nearly $50 month salary and the first boy was named after me. Now all this shows merely that man should not let love affect him like dope and that most men achieve their best work when they are happy. Charitable and kind? Not bit of it. knew my man found out what was the matter with him, saved fine clerk, made friend, and it cost me not a cent Good business, that's all."-New Orleans Times Democrat
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12
A SOCIALIST WRITES.
Explains Why the Party Did Not Put
 Ticket Forward Election Day.


 Editor of the Evening Democrat:
 The assassination of President Me Kinley did not have any effect on the socialists of this city in regard to put ting q ticket in the field this last cleo ton as stated ill your editorial of the 9th inst. The socialists deplore the as Sassination of the president or any other man, like all other law-abiding citizens, /and regard such actions as the work of q lunatic or political fa- natic. No sane or educated man would take such step to remedy the eco homie evils of our present industrial system. The first reason for not put ting q ticket in the field was that the wage earners are not ready for inde- pendent political action particularly in local elections, ssecondly the local club being composed of scientific socialists, We know very well that socialism can- not become an actual fact until the proper economic development has ar rived; that it is brought about by the capitalist class through concentra- tion of wealth and despotic class Legislation All we can do is to give it a helping hand, as the doctor will help the mother and child at childbirth. A new industrial system is being born, let all help that can. Our club will hold an open meeting Monday evening, October 14. in G. A. R. block, room 10. All those wishing to join the grand movement to help to right the wrong that exists will be welcome. A char ter has been procured and is open for all those wishing to join.
 A MEMBER.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12
MUSIC TEACHERS TO MEET.
In Connection With the Teachers AS
 sociation Next Friday.

sociation Next Friday.
 The Public School Music Teachers association will meet in Hartford Fr,- day of next week at the same time as the meeting of the state teachers. Tie morning session will be held in tie High school lecture room and the pro- gram will include an address by Fran lis Howard of Bridgeport on A Re view of the System of School Music in
 he United States Irving Emerson of Hartford will speak on Music in the Connecticut Schools, and Benja-' min Jepson of New Haven on ''The Elements of Success in Musical Super- vision" The business meeting and election of officers will be after the morning program. The afternoon ses- sion will be in the Asylum Hill Con gregatiOnal church and there will be Illustrative singing by classes under the direction of Miss Leila M Smart. Miss Josekpine St John and Miss Az nes c. Bryan of Hartford, with Abt's' cantata, ''The Village Blacksmith by the High school glee club of Nauga- tuck The Clef male quartet will sing and the afternoon program will close with an organ recital by s. Clarke Lord, with singing by the Asylum Hin church quartet.