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The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-20
TO THE MAN WHO WINS.

Considerable comment has been
heard the past week On the inde-
penoent attitude of the Tribune in
political affairs this fall. Some of
these have been complimentary.
others have been the reverse OF this.
To some it means only partial inde-
pendence, to others it means, as they
put it, only an opportunity to sit on
the fence and throw mud both ways.
These concentrations or criticisms
come as much from one political
party as another. which is in itself
proof that down in the hearts of the
critics they believe that the Tribune
is sincere in its published announce
ment of political independence.
No. gentlemen, there will be no
mud singing at one side or the
other, If you. so please to call some
of the matter that has in former
campaigns been published in these
columns. The acts that IN all fair
ness TO ourselves and the community
we have been obliged to criticise in
public officials, or would-be public
officials, would have been no more
condoned in men of the democratic
faith than in those OF the repubIi-
can, had they been similarly stu.
ated. No private citizen conducting
an honest business has as yet COM
planned, nor had occasion to COM
plain, Of his treatment by the Trib-
une. Where attempts have been
made to perpetrate rank frauds or
gratis on the community by indi-
vfduals in pri ivate life our efforts to
safeguard the public have been COM
mended, and no accusation of mud
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-20

painStskinz o1.ciai whom they mes .
te~ years ago In another Once
Jack Wy!ie is third termer.
Nsrer1bsles. the Tribune helisvss
NJ. wyl.e 10 be the beSS assessor wbc
ever put Valuations On Weld COUNTY
prupzr-y. Others have had As root
Intentions no doubt, but for results
actually accomplished DO record Is
batter than his For instance, xheu
: he cane into ofSce there xere hun.
dreds ot pieces Of land listed and
taxed zs owDer unknown. NJ.
Wylis has traced each of these tractS
Until The Owners are all identified
and We believe there is nov DO ''un.
Known" tract Of land left In this
eounty. This is unusual. That
Nj Wylie has been perfectly In
partial in his Assessments and valuz-
tions no doubt exists In the mind Of
any posted party except the WiDdosr
Poudre Valley editor. and he isn't
always responsible
For the sherirrs ONCE neither can
didate is a new one Ben Florance
defeated Jack Elliott two years ago.
and wants the onice again. Their
are two objections to Ben. One is
that he went against the gang,
the other that he has been bearing
down pretty hard against the Evans
gamblers and saloon keepers These
things may have considerable weight
at election time
Jack Elliott. the democratic can
didate who hopes to defeat Florance,
has been around the sheIiff's ofice 50
long that it seems almost like home
to him but he hasn't developed any
trace of the big head yet. OF Mr..
A<.b0St > DAofS1y obo SANfSAFly a.
sheriff there las never been any
doubt. He is especially strong
among the stockmen.
The voter should take these things
into consideration when deciding
whether he ought to favor any candi-
date for reelection. If your man
has made a good official. If he has
kept the public interests uppermost,
If he hasn't developed pronounced
swelled head. his previous service
should not count against him.
There may be other reasons why you
may want to turn him down, but
don't let it be because he has already
served one or two terms What you
want IS the county y's-your-good.
The fact that an Official gets another
feed at the..public crib is only al. in
lcident.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-20
STEWART OFF TICKET.

What mistake the Denver cor
porations seem to have made in plac-
ing Phil. B. Stewart of Colorado
Springs at the head of the republi-
can ticket as candidate for governor.
The man has actually shown a spirit
of his own, when by all the rules of
the political game he should have
stood subsequently by while they
loaded the ticket with their tools,
Last Monday the state was startled
by the announcement that Mr.. Stew
art had resigned as candidate for
governor because Chief Justice Cab
bert of the supreme court was a can
tidade for reelection on the same
ticket.
Nothing that has happened in the
history of Colorado has aroused more
protest and indignation than some of
the decisions of the supreme court,
whose opinions have for the past
couple of years been drafted by Judge
Gabbert. 1t is understood that Mr..
Stewart S action in this matter was
prompted by advice from his per-
sonal friend and old schoolmate.
President Roosevelt.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-20

singing has been made WhT then
should deserved criticism o. public
oncs seeker or o15cs holder d 50
labeled: No, it is only WHEN a
newspaper resorts 70 prejudice and
living in its attacks Upon Candidates
O, o-5ce holders pot Of its faith,
that ii can O, should De called mud
singer
Such : newspaper IS not alone un-
worthy Of the support ot a connUn-
ity but = lnsnzce &c oor ioe-itsss-
An editor who, for pa. o. foE psz-
soua! reasons. knowingly distosts rhe
truth NAY be good politician from
the point O. view Of practical
politics but ne is no- good nan 20
hare In la~ abiding ecnnUniry
and should be dealt with just the
same As the political o-5ce gratIer.
We hope TO see this the neIt nove
in the purifying Of politics in Weld
county.
The Tribune has taken little
hand in the politics Of both Of tie
dominant parties in Weld county
this ,all, for 10 ether reason than to
see the best men put up for ofSce
that either party had. This, We be-
iieve, has been done and We are sat
isfed with both tickets Should
some Of the fruits of the campaign
fail into the laps CT democrats We
shall feel an individual pleasure in
this fact. but we are not going to
defame any mans character. nor
throw one speck Of the dark, con-
gealed dust and water upon the other
fellows to attain this end. Rather.
We prefer dwelling on the good
points Of some Of these men. all OF
whom have been weighed in the
scales OF public life or private busi-
ness dealings and found almost fill
weight. They have made errors. Of
course, as all human beings may.
but we believe they have been honest
mistakes and therefore pardonable.
Likely ,he same mistakes will never
be made again, so here is to the sue
cess of the best men, whosoeyer. and
here is also hoping for cleaner and
more Independent county press in
Weld county.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-20
PATTERSON. DICTATOR,

After nearly three days of the
hottest convention work this state
has ever seen the democrats at their
state convention held in Denver last
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
put in the field pretty good ticket.
The fight in the convention was
really between the Patterson and
Speer factions Of the party and re-.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-20
IT is TO LAUGH.

About the funniest little thing in
Weld county politics just now is the
way the Evans Courier man is knit.
ing the democratic ticket. His is a
sample of the average alleged 'inde.
pendent newspaper-a la Denver
Post. The candidate who refuses IN
put up' or be worked gets grilled.
One would think Malonee carried the
whole Evans vote in his vest pocket.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-20
ABOUT THIRD rEsMERs.


The Tribune is strongly in favor
of civil service in all public offices.
1t believes we have too many cleo
tions and would be glad to see the
term of office increased to double or
treble, then make the office holder
elegible for one term only. Such an
arrangement, it seems to us, ought
to raise the standard of official SER
vice. So long as our present methods
prevail, however, the Tribune sees
no reason to condemn any candidate
wholly and solely because of his be-
ing second or third termer. No
business man would think for a
minute of discharging an otherwise
satisfactory clerk or foreman just be-
cause the employe had already
worked for him several years. The
inclination, rather, would be to keep
him and raise his wages, because if
he had learned the ropes and was a
careful and painstaking worker,
with the interests of his employer at
heart. he would be worth more. So
it is in public life. If an officer is
capable and honest and has his en-
ployers, the peoples interests, at
heart, he is sure to do better work
the second or third term than the
first. The great danger, however, is
that public officer so frequently
looks On himself as the Big Mogul,
and forgets that he is just hired
man. When that happens he can't
be turned down too quick for the
public's good.
There are several candidates before
Weld county voters this fall who are
asking for second or third terms.
Charles Davis, county clerk whom
the Tribune fought so hard two years
ago, wants the Office again. In all
fairness to Mr. Davis the Tribune
will say right here that his record
the past two years nas been so good
as 10 surprise those who fought him.
the Tribune included. We believe
no man ever put in more hours in
that Office, gave it closer personal at
tention, or kept things in better
shape, or had less indications of
swelled head.
J. E. Shook. our candidate for
the office Of county clerk, was county
superintendent of schools for two
terms and made one of the best
officials the county ever had. His
several terms Of public service have
not hurt him in the least, and If the
people want him for county clerk
they will find him the same 1rbane,
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-20
pEnocRAT1c STATE TICKET.

For Governor.
Alra Adams of Pueblo county.
For Lieutenant Governor
Elias u. Anuons Of Douglas County
For Secretary of State,
Horace ". HaFeos o. Lake County
For Treasurer,
L. E. Drach cf Garfield county
For Attorney General.
v. B. Morgan OF Las Animss county
For Auditor,
Andrex Sandb=rg OF Clear Creek county
Por Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Miss Honors Maiopey OF Denver county
For Regents Of the State University.
". a BRYANT OF Denver county,
Benjamin Kobey Of Pitkin.
For Justices Of the Supreme Court,
". P. Seeds of Teller county,
Geo. x. Hartenstsin OF Chaffee county.
For Coneressman-at-Lar1
Samuel W. Bedford OF Denver county.
For Congressman. First District,
Charles F. Tew OF Weld county
WELD COUNTY TICKET.
For Sheriff.
a. J. Elliott, Piatteville.
For Treasurer.
". H Delbridge, Greeley.
For Clerk.
J. E. Shook. Greeley.
For Assessor,
r l. Winbourn. Fort Luptop.
For Superintendent OF Schools,
A B. Copeland. Eaton.
For Commissioner Dist. Q,
W. T. Mnliigan. H:ghlandlake
For Representative,
FL. Green, Greeley.
For Representative,
T. Fl. Wilson. Eaton.
For Surveyor.
Harry NJ. Thompson. Greeley.
For Coroner.
Van B. Kelsey, Platteville.
JUDICIAL TICKET.
For Judges District Court.
Christian a Bennett, Boulder,
Frank J. Annis. Fort Collins.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-20

Such pledge ought not to hurt
either candidates conscience. Gem
tlemen, will you sign it?
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-02-09
wisr the Lion Cage s-sks.

While lDvEaStr.S VS> SS;DS ear
ried from -. EUrnnc u RoannS. IN
France, a hon escaped ir1!a h.> S.,e,
which had b>V0 .OraAen accidentally,
and bounded 10 the platform 81
NanGrausJ>. Tie Was hurt. bat rush
al down the line. up>etunE the STA
ton master a. he went. disappear
ins IN the darkness, Vita four
ArmtN gusni> ahoau& locomotive
VAS sent IN chSse. Before his pay
sueC> sOt rear h,w the hon a&G i7aN-
elti three miles snd had come L. Tue
Cottage .; >igna,naE.
In the house ;ae >.s24.MAn ,ay
S>lHp, HIS N..e had gone 81; IL
lo1A =, The >!Sn4,, Sc heard =
l>ap S0aal ana >Su- yhs a2.ua. :
eya> a&>h.a< .r22l tbs darkness, Z,
Sna,,hcd the lamp from ne -a.t
ana dashed i, IN ,he t-a,e'> .as,,
Sic >s,3 Then ! heard tie ,osr
a 81 cUovm.US ;rS,u. some >E'.>,
sni I tSIu,Sd. " The Ion hsd n>en
shot.
While ,a.> Vas Happening another
hon hSd ]Cu.psI from ,bt dams ,gi
cage 81 GvSvus, Nc Na> >lci ~
Aeaia.,4r>, No kl,,3 a.>a tie ,vo
lions vSroA,~i@E IN the >5-,, s. q,
one GSrSa L, - RESP il. The .oSs -
the luc0AEJ-.C owner vas $4,000
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-02-09

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-02-09

Nso1or Haco >e5 10 A praised.
Eo,sr; Ha-ha-e2zl >.e-4r. aa-h-7
q ~T~s1v Naa-s I'm D2-< sss
how vass TeG2s sauea ..oz2 -
land o. A-as7a,a .4Gs 10 -&1s @~'--
10 -.1>rs-. a. a1I&S-o~z j /. v1s
permitted ,ssls4 - IL. :ss .-.,-7-,f-
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-02-09

German farmers a,s c-ysc =, Il
-aeS ies smaller a-~2s 70 -yst--z -
a>-E 80 ss6l-rs Se.se. Ia X = ana
y taa> g.-c.',sss arr >sgs1--1 ts2s
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tanners zas.3 ~ sl-sS - q5a<--sv
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present -1s
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-02-09

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sa@>~>-En : rs s-a> aea,v va
Taa.N -ns- >cns-~ asa IN .At
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REMINDERS a a;aas l~5 aa1r>. Nfr~
t-'..atij>S> ft 3 COMMON sA1-g n.
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Saa-A aavhS h, wf1s> "a S,s,n.ot-s
S; "a sft eh>.s Il --5.ns ma
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s1ro-es than sAss osl,se .s-is~ vhsr
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-02-09
A LITTLE NONSENSE.
Hs- tive Lover wsrsss rs scheme -
Perfection.

Ta,g bad .aIr',-. b., De- had
"a .ed sal was Naln.y ,TyIus To mlNe
h.~ PJsee. >aidCnN the iCll rang,
and a me sn-rg hoy was admitted
- NJ. Blank here. -, ASKED loud
~. exhibiting a ,liSUm Down
a. DO, house dr, told my be- VIZ, AN
lis Is uscut.
lac yoanE man went INTO the
hall. received his dispatch and
glanced over IL. Wait a minute.
tNny, De sand. Il ma, want 20 sind
81 answer.
lie returned 20 the par.0r and
handed the telegram 90 The g.r!.
Can you 80 20 ALASKA Immcdl-
a,e.y 10 acceVJ good position: The
Coa>, Mercantile company" she
rcal
MARY" ,ail The Young man SIM
PLY. shall | co.
The boy IN The hall waited pa
tjeU;'y tor ten ,il,n, minutes. Then
on, came The youu. man With
yr.sp five dollar b.l. NO answer"
he said loudly. and then in an un-
lcyio9e, Thanks. Take tins. and
Il ever YOU tell I'll >sia you alive"
-Nomaa'> Home Companion.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-02-09
4 SUCCESSFUL PLoTTER.
TIE Psses-a.s-'s WsrS Tais Tive
Wa csr,piets Sleeess.

Fob az. - are accountants IN
la,aHe ,'r-t Insurance Office.
Tacv had .e,n on borrowing terms
with each aitr- tar more tnsn a
year ull an ur'~,ks iay when they
guarre.ej After tblt day neither
'orld ,utab 90 TIE other.
Just wha' MAS the cause al the
quarrel Their companions IN the Of
IL, did not concern themselves
shout. For many weeks the two
worked az their books side bv side
and occasionally shot murleroGs
chances al each other
At first amusing 10 the other men
IN he ollie. the situation boCame
irta,crah.c. for all the employees
w,r, on friendly terms one with the
other, ard tile arrangement Of Bob
and Joe seemed % hang over their
par, OF tile counting room ike &
c,o~l.
Then vp rose a Peacemaker in
ihe person ut.Iam, tile Office boy.
This Young person. gctuatel more
by q spirit Of mischief than by the
more worthy motive Of bringing
about q cessation 81 hostilities. rat
tied oil ~ g typewriter Two identic-
al notes like those that were sent
10 Russo and Japan. One was ad-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-02-09
8 "a II sss-.

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ness c: tA@ a.-1s 6: E-rv- T4ey
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- Lana.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-02-09
IN PLAGUE TINES.
Ae~ lenssn -snsi.a IN. Disease u
Seventeenth Centgry.

During the plague 81 l"ai Fran
is Herring. Doctor IN Phy,ickc and
Fellow Of the co!ledse 81 Physician,
N London. published certain Rales
and Directions FOR the prevention OF
the spreading OF tina; contagious
and all deyouring sickness These
lie reprinted, somewhat enlarged,
IN the next plague season Of 1925,
TO the view and Use and, | hope,
good Of my Citizens and Countri-
men. Among his rules are:
"Conoourse Of people to Stage
playes, wakes or fessts and Nav pole
dauncings are to be prohibited by
publique Authority, whereby, as God
Is dIshonored, the bodies Of men and
women-by surfetting, drunkenness
and other riots and excesses-dis-
posed TO infection and the cOnjag.On
dangerously scattered both in Cite
and Countrie.
Let not the carkasses Of horses,
dogs. cats, etc, I've roJting and
poisoning the are tas they have
dcne) in More and Finsburie fields
and elsewhere around about the
Cite.
The burying Of infected bodies
in churches, churchyarts and
namely. in Psules Churchyard, where
the ehiefe MAGISTRATES of the Cite
Gndmany other Citizens meete week
" 10 hear Sermons, must needs Be
not onely inconusnient, but yerie
dangerous for spreading the eonts-
gion and poisoning the whole
Cite"
Some folk ate breakfast then, 9TH
ers did not;
For bresktas, YOU NAV vse {
good draft Of wormewood beere or
ale and few morsels Of bread and
butter, with the leaues Of sage OF
else = toste with sweet sslade oy.e,
tao or three drops Of rose vinegar
and little sugar They that hsue
cold stomzckes may drinke a daft
Of wornewool wlne or malmsey IL
stead ~ a.e o. beere. But take heed
Is YOU loue your ltel Of e1t--ne
10. waters, IS aqua vitae, Ro-a so..s
o. other coz pound waters II Ike
nature, which Emperlcks prepare
and SET OFT with ye.ne and boastins
words they were devised 70 xii, l7t
cure men" - London Notes and
Querles.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-02-09
REMARKABLE TREES.
ts-s - ire More s,-lSirs curis,itla
% Plant Lite

Un t..c canary island groSs a
fountain tree. q tire most needed
10 some lOrts IL the island Ii y
SAID yaa. the caves constantly die
H. enough water 10 furnish DRINK
~ even E,ns yr,1turc m hlero. ma
turc having provided ,hi> remedy
.rr jAt droG.tJ II she island Evers
Igyu,3s near tins pa-J 81 the =
land q ,.o.G " INST arises from the
sg.. WM,h the aiuds toU.t against
O.. >gsp gaT on Which the tree
L-av>. ard Il i lrom the m'st that
"a, ,ov G.su,l> the watc-.
China. too. claims her pcmsrSahs
INV. This Is AnoSu - the tallow
ivrc. 81 vailed from the tsyt q. lis
lr,ta,lDS $ >ahstsnc, like IailoS.
ana ua,th serves tie same pGspNSe.
rs 81 ihc same ,oD>.stCUJr. SCior and
Swcl On loo>hoo island grows
tv., aho.j tie size If common
cherry tv,e, which possesses the pc
,rra-iN II changing The c',or " l;s
blossoms. \, one time the flower
as mas ,ht tn; ot the lily sud
g.@.0 shortly takes the color II the
,1>r In r1Cy tacre II = curious
~, known - the tree " the thou
>ol waN>. Its leavCs are covered
v,.a well GEiuai characters Of the
U',tSn a'Hhah,t. Il l. II .y7eat
a.s ana the only one X iis kind
known there
Tie lallah tc,V Is conS.3ErCd one
- the BIOS; wonderful. ot The veN>
,a,', AgIGoH, !, sYIesrS that
ut,,:vE san Nl.l this JooS; hence il
u,a.a1s an Astonishing age IS well
a< enormous S,.a, The natives make
: >.rN@S tIci from the t;ht7S ot the
N,N. hlN>E the :vct> S7S continual.
~ Nav\Nl, h@; wljhoU, GsmsSe, as
irsy >H'o ~; forth $ new haSk II
a~vlA.< l".,Nvysoa> t. fVc. and even
~ ~ : r,>.>,,,i. = !; Continues -
Eg,w IN length While " : hnas ~
tie --,~a&.
H. Ns\,l there i a p,Sn; Known
oy lie 0&wo ~ pala lie le,hs Ii
.s.o@.c> - ,.t family q. eapaoTA.a,
de sals.' ,&7N, the ,eavcS la.o
,e> va.,., l@& -, aSa h,<>ame stu
tE NJ SID -,>e AZ ne surface sUd
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-02-09
ENGLISH COURT DRESS.

The uetessar, ~auina'., Ter pres
sniation az ,,yrt IN l.,uJ'a b, no
s..N wa'tvr. \ .Huu., urart ag1-s
NIL co>t ANYTHING i-aw >''N "a
so. no, lu,udng ..o. winch MAY
L. .sm4l h,i~.you ahaFc vrss,-
The Gcbalault'> oo0Jay NAV IN
.uiC SEQ worth a. ,"-,.N onhi0>
md dollhouse uo,uH>. y IA -.oly>,
the regulation i"eun -;or baton
court gloves viii ,o>i = OF SIC =
pdir q; iea>, M Bond ,trrNt store.
auj Tor shes, tue price i So a
pair. Il l. vmNyrra >Slnc to ind
hist s'u ~ C,rn jv,al, ri ones at
az, i ,aiJ do~n by law and has en-
dared jar centuries.
>oWr pa,H,s SlsNIi the pn~cuia-
non at y,ogrt ~, mucn changed >,rcc
Qucln ' .cior,S'> IA, The courts,
A. thry arr Now called. arv hold n
10 o'cio,A 81 n hit. an hour much
more ,sN,oU.uS - ones costume aad
complexion than iac evsiwalic after
noon session, also there an blSG.-
iGl hands m a,scu3aDSr. = most ex-
cClcn; buffet sUpntr, dDG, last, ba;
~ 10 means least. the A,Us and
1ae,n =: ~ .NrZvNG> thrones ST
the ,"a a., hnlr sui >'mo,SNIs
saloon IN ~ the glory a. tyw,ae and
1a5ple ami Jewels h'yon& p,ive.-
HarNg'> Rs-a-.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-02-09

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VII VASES