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Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-06-14
NO LIFE AFTER DEATH.

The belief in Immortality future state of
scous existence forms the foundation of all religious
creeds. Destroy such belief by PRONUNCIATION of
the physical facts of the universe and it follows that
orthodoxy, in all its forms, must disappear.
This belief is common to all religions, from the
earliest records of written history, down to the
present. 1t constitutes the bone and sinew of the
Christian superstition, for without it there would be
no necessity for agonizing prayers and the liberal
contributions of cash with which keep the system
alive and perpetuate horde of hungry priests and
preachers. The latter realizing that their very exist
ence such, depends upon the perpetuaton of such
belief, resort to every within their power to
impress it more firmly upon the minds of the cred
ulous and unthnking, with the result that superst
ton still finds place upon the earth where it is not
in disfavOr.
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-06-14
BLUE GRASS BLADE
10

prism respective object glasses. The
light rendered parallel of the
They through the separating
telescope,
for that and fall the Sometimes third tele
scope attached which infinitely divided scale for
position of the lines thrown the spectrum
There well rules that all spectra
When the light of solid liquid body OF whitehot iron.
passed through PRISM the spectrum is continuous and
distinct coors varying from red side
violet the other If the light Of burning containing
vozed substance through PRISM the spectrum
continuous characterized by bright cooed lines
Sodium gives yellow lines; strontum gives red line
silver gives nes and each element produces definite
which recognized of its light
kind be through of the second the
resultant crossed by dark lines Thus the white
light electric shines through containing sodium
of yellow lines characteristic OF metal
black lines exactly occupy their place
comparing different diff
metals substances with the the
light large
called
opcan who measured their position
this determined
of mineral substances bodies
being highly heated body the light of which shines through
atmosphere Of vOaized substances This atmosphere
hundred miles depth all
called the reversing layer existence has been by
photographng beginning ending
ecipes the when the
line.
Thus the analysis light upon
physical constitution of the being distinctive
marked and varied that of the which
the sun is composed have thereby been discovered.
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-06-14

If one would but study nature and discovering the
physical basis for all life, they must realize that if
the basis is changed a different result must
and that all life plants animals manifest the
phenomena, betray similarity in construction and
must necessarily reach the end Life then is
not an entity. Being nonentity, it is of no higher
standing than mere attribute, and attribute of
material substances. These substances under differ
ent combinations produce different phenomena.
Thus, if one peculiar combination produces manifesto
tnos which we call life then it must follow, as night
follows day, that the slightest change in the combna-
ton brings about another phenomena and total
change results is what we call DEATH
Now let the Christian, the believer in spiritual
ism ask themselves the question, why man alone, of
all the universe should be exempt from the operation
of this natural law? The evidence is against such
presumption for it is known fact that the law of the
universe rules that the potentaites of living things
shall not be fully unfoded 1t is not every seed that
becomes plant. 1t is not every egg that becomes
animal. For every germ that succeeds in struggling
into existence there are fully thousand or more,
that are lost and of that favored few the majority
reach maturity.
For many years there have existed thousands of
and women who have discarded all belief in the
possibility of the heaven to which Christians point
in religious ecstacy. Many, however, have turned
towards spirituasm, and these, while ignoring the
Christian view, that certain phenomena have
proven continued state of conscious existence after
death. Facts facts Facts appear the to all
who perceive with slight variations and these varia
tons not enough to change the view of
the main fact thus shown. If spirituastic phe-
were true, void Of all suspicion of fraud this
phenomena would furnish proof to all alike who have
witnessed and the belief in conscious existence after
death would be strengthened But even spiritualists
must rely upon material substances for the produc-
ton of their phenomena and grossly materialistc
in their propaganda. 1t is also observed that but
little of this phenomena comes direct to the person,
but must be offered through another, termed
medium.
The Blade does not like to dispute the word of
lady but there are time and conditions when such
proceeding is almost made necessity, especially so
in the interest of truth 1t is said that lady doctor
of Chicago Dr. Rose NJ Reading who is described
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! INSTITUTE.

Miss Henrietta Woody. who has
been dao geronsly i'll for several days
has begun to improve and indications
are now favorable for her. recovery,
Clarence Booker, of Macdopald,
registered at, the West Virgins: Col
ored Institute. Monday. He was &C.
companlef1 by his father, who visited
the departments and expressed great
satisfaction with. the appearance of
the school. -
Mrs. S. H. Guss and daughter, Lii
liam, had a great hattie with the
grippe last week.
President J. McHenry Jones made
business trip to Wheeling Satur-
day. -.
Miss Ethel SSpriggs has been quite
Ill for several days
]. c.. Steele Sfan two nails into his
foot Saturday. while repairing a
steam pipe sSa 49, ="
Mrs. Douglas Carter was. a bust,
ness caiier'i In Charleston Friday.
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CARBON.

Mrs. F.. M. Holland, who has been
sick for the past week is some better
at this ~riting.
Rev. G.. H. Carter was On the sick
list few days last week.
Little Fannie !Agnew has been
suffering with sore eyes the past
week -.
Peter Booker was, on the sick list
last week but is better at this writ
ing.
Rev P. P Holland, assisted by
Rev. Cunningham, Is conducting 4
revival at this place. The indica-
tons are that much good will be
done. ~. 20.
Samuel Bonds and James Saunders
attended court at Charleston last
week. ...... -. :.
c. H. Martin was in Huntington
and Irouton last week on business
Horace Martin, of Red Warrior
was caIli1g on friends here Saturday
and Sunday.
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an S5,imp.ortant meeting last Monday
night at which" a large number Of
na uela hers present. .Pfh;e, report
of the Master. OF ,Ex;:, and Master Of
F1nance showed that Maceo lodge. has
something over 5000 in her treasury
Blannerhassett lodge held an en-
thusiastic meeting last Friday night.
Truly the Pythians arc a progress
sive people. :
4 number. Of chil'ren are Compel
ed to be out OF school on account of
measles, g 49, - III, p. !.
3 Mgs. Britain remains. seriously ill
e. the w sGHa st hf ", a2a y Mrs
= Rev. W +. Zones of theNW, ar
church is conducting a meeting in
Pomeroy, O.. H.. -. .. =
Rev. E, e. o'Brien pastor 81 Tno
Bethel A. M, E. church returned yes
terday from the West, where he was
called, on account OF the death of his
mother. -. ~ =
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Mrs, Mary. Richards has returned
from a three. weeks visit to out of
town relatives. - ~
= DR.. and Mrs. Holloway left Sunday
for Jeffersonville, Ind, with remains
Of their little son. >.
Mrs. Lizzie Page and Miss Agatha
James spent a few days last week,
at Tornado visiting Mrs. Pages faith
er-in-law, who Is very Ill with
dropsy. 80. -. q. -
\ Mrs. Charity Price is visiting rela-
tives at Marting and Montgomery.
p, John Gordon and daughter lare
visiting his uncle at Tofnado.;;' -
- Reya CIV Walker sof,4 Columbus,
O.; is here for fewtd8ys. '>>I..
The following officers were install
ed at the last meeting Of Guiding
Star Lodge, No. AZ, X, of p, J. c.
Hall, C. c.; Lawson Davis, ". c.;
Joseph Taylor. Pre1ate; J. A: Shields.
K. Of r. and S.; Howard Hall, N. Of
E.; L. w. Hurt, NJ. Of W.; S. VIII
liams, I. G.; Harry Erskine; o. G.;
+. A. Neal, trustee. -.
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WESTON.

!. II. Farley waN at Clarkshurg
last Thursday on br 1inesS.
Miss Anna Lacy Is now comforts
ably situated in the Barnes fat out
in Germany.
Rev. Arnold left Thursday for his
home at Fairm0nt. His services
during the revival here were most
prals
Tne copdit,on Of Miss Jessie BROW IL
Is decidedly improved over that Of
last week. Her recovery is now con-
fidently expected
Bern to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Glisby
on last Wednesday, fine girl.
Wesley Lacy returned last Satu,-
day from above Charleston with L
patient for the asylum,
Miss Smith OF Ripley, arrived here
last Wednesday to enter the services
of Mrs. Andrew Whaler.
Rev. Griffith conducted regular
services at st. Paul \. NJ. E. church
last Sunday
The Red Rock" quartet re 'lsred
some very acceDta BILE music at the
"Fairvland theatre" several evenings
last week.
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RAYMOND CITY.

Mrs. EmMa Dickerson and, \, Mrs.
Mamie stevenson, OF Bancroft. were
business visitors here Saturday. !,
Mrs. 3Cornelia Coles was: at st. AL
bans on >shNsInes last week.
"A. n. Williams, a. MASSEY. and
vase :WSnaaek were i'll last week,
Misses Perry Bennett. 'Abbie
FriendanatNEs. Giles Dickeraon We're
Visiangs afRAncroft Sunday.
Mrs. ASanie, Trust. OF. charleston,
was called here last week by the ,se-
rions uiress Of her mother. ! :
The school. of which Misses Perry
Bennett sanAsAbbie Friend are teach
ers gave an excellent concert at the
Odd Fellows hall Saturday night.
Garhet1 Trust. of Charleston spent
Sunday here, with friends.
w. Coles and Leonza Dickerson
spent Sunday at Bancroft.
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FAIRMOET

Rev. II B. Martin has suffered
severe pain the past week from p1u-
ersy.
Miss Anna Dawson is much i'm
proved az this writing.
Rev. I.eid, Of Buckhannon, is as.
Slstlng IL series Of meetings at
Monroe VI. E. church.
Jacob Smith is much improved
from his recent illness.
Rev. Davis, of Parkersburg, Ia as
sistinS Rev. Coleman In his revival
services at Mt. Zion Baptist church.
James Gray, Of CIarksburg, spent
a few days here last week on lodge
business
Marion Lodge, No. 40, K. OF p.
paid the death claim Of K. d Hyalls
Richard Farmer and G. II. Johnakin
VINO were killed in Monongah disas-
ter, amp"nt to $500.
Mrs. Lucy Farmer, Of Monongah,
was here on business last Friday. -.
Mrs. G. II. Johnakin, Of Monongah
and baby. accompanied by her faith
or, passed through here Saturday en-
route to heir home in Virginia.
- The O'Clock needle club met with
Mrs. Geo Bell Friday and will hold
their nnXt meeting with Mrs. Daley
Martin
Norva,, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Noval Jackson, IS quite low
with brain fcvcr.
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3d., - -.
HUNTINGTON.

- The program last Sunday at the
First Baptist church was carried out
IN an interesting mepner. throuehout'
the whole day. Rev. J. H. Lewis. Of
Ashland, filled the pulpit , Sunday
morning. Rev. N. Barnett preached
the anniversary sermon Of the pastor,
Rey.I. V. Bryant, Ptof, Scott read a
very interesting paper on the work
or the pastor for the past
two years, and afternoon SER
VICES closed with . dnaDcial report
from the secretary on the amount
raised during this administration.
The result Of: the rally was two nun
.dred and seventy-five dollars.
Mr.. Sam Patton is Quite III at ti.is
writing.
DR.. ]. s. SESSION. was a business
visitor to our city last week. ~
The Y. NJ. c. A. and the Y. w G..
A. held joint meeting. at Ebenezcr
Methodist church Sunday Afternoon
in@the interest of the Orphans Home
Misuc was furnished by the children
from the orphanage md quite an in
terest1ng program was rendered
Rev. e. Branx FULLER, general
agent for bibles and coJofed maya
zines was a visitor to our city last
week. "'' r.
Vernon, the infant son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Henry Bailey, who has been
quite Ill, Is 'bettersat this writing. -
Mrs. Vanilla Fftg gerald was hos
tess to the Benjamin Tribe last Mon
day evening ">-
Alex Goble and wife, Of Cattlsts-
burg, we're here, Sunday, spending
the day with friends and attending
The revival services at the NJ. e.
church Closed Sunday after a very
SUCCESSFUL meeting, many accessions
having been added to the church.
Rev.A. ID. Lewis, of Hinton spent
a part Of last week with his family.
Mrs. G. II. Payne is able to be
about again from her recent illness.
- Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnett, OF
Holden, spent several days last week
witty relatives In this city.
Mrs. T. =. Smith is III at her home
on Eighth avenge, .......I -. ...
Elizabeth, the baby girl Of MIR. and
Mrs. E. w. Johnson, is i'll at their
home on Artisan avenue,
w. o. James is better at this writ
ing.
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WILLIAMSON.

Mrs. Louisa Morris is i'll with grip
pc and has been confined to her
room for two weeks.
Mrs Mark Dixon. who has been
Ill with inf'ammatory rheumatism,
Is again abba to be out. =
Mrs. McWright is now in readiness
to move all her household effects
to Pike7.Ile. KY, where she will as
sumo the care Of her parents in their
old age.
Mrs J. B. Noel, who has been i'll
with nervous prostration, is GONZALES
cling.
Nettie Wright is now in Matewan
visiting her sister.
VIM. Thomas and Jno. Cecil have
returned from Knock creek.
Mr.. Thomas, while there was pol
soned by eating tomatoes that had
been allowed to remain in an open
can too long. He is much better
now and will leave for his home In
Huntington in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. 7. Mosely have
again sustained the loss Of one of
their children. Little Susie, the
baby, having taken some days since,
the whooping cough, which DEVELOPED
into pneumonia, departed this life
Friday morning and was inferred Sat
urday.
At this writing Pearlie Mosely is
somewhat improved.
The Sunday School has organized
choir and music school combined.
Further details wiz be given later
on.
The Ten Days meeting which was
announced has been postponed for
few days, owing to some matters
OF business which are wanting neces-
sary arrangement
Will Davis, accompanied by Frank
Strother, left Monday for Columbus,
0.
Charley Cecil lef* Tuesday for
P1keville, Ky. where he will join his
mother, Mrs. Sadie Cecil, who went
there some days since.
Mrs. Jno. Wright is now on the
sick list.
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IARKERsByRG.

Mrs. Monroe Jackson remains
quite Ill at her home on Ann street.
Mrs. Edward .Poindexter, of Clarks
burg, who has been. attending her
consin, Mrs. Monroe Jackson, return
ed home Saturday: \
Miss Blanche Holllnger, who has
been quite sick, is now much improV-
ed. ~, ~ "
Mrs. PocahontaS peyton Is reeov~
erSns from an attack Of the lagrippe.
The, little infant daughter of Mrs.
Stewart on Eighth street, died last
Friday. 49,. .'
John Reese Is quite III and was re-
moved to-Sthe hospital, ono day last
week. 49,"
Rev. Briggs the presiding elder OF
NJ. Il church, passed through the
city CAST week. N, t.. ....z -
Mrs. Emma Dyke and Mrs VIM
MeC1ung were pleasant visitors at
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BARBOCRSVILLE.

Little Essie Washington and Jnnic
Smith were Quite i'll few days last
week. but are able to be out again
Miss BERTHE Goods, Of Huntins.Hr
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Goode. for few days.
:" George Hill, OF Huntington, was y
business visitor here Monday
Rev. S. B., Fuller. OF Richmond.
Va. was a business visitor here Sat
ur1av
Mrs. Jerry Hicks had the r,'sfor-
tnre, nf sDrairing h,r ankle SatIr-
dav Int is improving nicely at this
writing.
NJ y. Hicre LETT for st. Alhane
N~r1av where he IS employed at f.
B. Nor"ar's shop.
title E=telIe Hamler has been
quite i'll for the naet week, but what
better at this writing.
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MONTGOMERY.

IA MrA Mary Perry, who has been i'll
Y with, la grippe, is able TO b. out
again, -.
5h2 Geo. jackson, WHO was injured b.
a fall at his home en- Crescent
q Heights. is no better
Sojourner Court. No. 6. Order Of
n Calanthe gave public installation and
I SOciAl Monday evening at the Fish
terman hall. The invited guest pros
sSsnt were: Mesdames Mary Perry.
Caroline Watson, Maria Thomas, dis
tE1EE deputy, Mary RiCd. Of Mt. Car
bon. y Misses Henrietta James Ethel
/ Brown, Me3srs. r. l.. Geter, James
y Lewis, William Giles and Nathaniel
{.,Woods.
NH Geo. Hodge, who has been sick the
last two weeks. is much improved.
. A. w. Curtis. Of Institute. and Mrs.
Curtis. OF Handley, were here SatTr-
day the guests Of Nesdames r. G.
Page, White and Railey
Ralph Hawkins, Of Cincinnati, ad-
vance agent Of the Passion play, ad
dressed the Sunday school here on
Sunday.
:. Dr. B. F. White and Isaac White
were called home to Virginia last
week because Of the death Of their
mother.
Miss Henrietta James was called to
Hill Top Sunday, because of the death
of her brother, Samuel
Miss l.. NJ. Lavender, Of Cedar
Grove, spent Sunday here with rela-
tives.
James Willis, William Holmes and
Ebert Parish were the Sunday
guests Of the Missts I.ccketts at
Brown.
Henry Clay Is reported quite sicl:
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. P w. WRIGHT, who
were sick last week, are able to be
out.
Mrs. Manuel Washins ton, is SICK
at her home on High street
G. w. Cough, who has been quite
sick for several weeks, is much oct
ter.
Mrs. Nelson Locke has returned
home from Charlest IN.
Mrs Wallace Kinney. Of Elkridga
has returned howe after having scent
some time here the guest Of Mrs.
Hudson Branham.
Mrs E. C PAGE was the Sunday
guest of Mrs. John Noel at Sewell
Mrs. c. G. Woods. ~f Ea"'e was
here SATURDAY. viS't'l~ fr'erde
Mrs. l.. D. hodge has retur1e1
fr""" Christiansb
Miss Rosa Winston, Of HW To1.
was here last week the guest Of Mrs
c. w Cough.
Mrs. Gev. Scott. who has been sick
is reported much better.
Mrs. Mary Byrd died sua"eulv
Monday noon at her home in Strong
town.
Mrs. Geo. Cough accompanied Miss
James home to attend the funeral
Of Samuel James.
Rev. D. c. Deans filed his regu-
lar appointment at Mcdonald Sun
day.
Mesdames Allie Saunders, Annie
Hollands and Lizzie Miller, OF Eagle
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Quite 4 pleasing program was rem
dered b.; the students of the high
school E,lday afternoon. W
day of last week here with friends.
RevfHpI services are still in prog
res at an the Churches; aud much
interest, fs evlnced by the large
crowds, which continue to attend. d,
Ms: EoSe Washington. an cyan
gelist from Pittshurg, Is assisting
Rev. Smith at the \. "a. f church,
Rev. Pryor has had the assistance
Of Rev. Davis Mt Mt. ZION Baptist
church, ..
Miss Moten. OF Parkersburg Is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Dough-
erty.
Mrs. NJ. W, Grayson Is suffering
from an attack Of rheumatism.
w, Dale nesn has been qQite i'll
with quirsy. -
Mrs. NJ. p Smith. Mrs. Ann Halo.
way, Mrs. Frances Thomas and Mrs.
Sophia Lee are quite III with la
grippe.
Ms. George Griffin was stricken
down suddenly Sunday night and for
quite white her life was despaired
of. We are glad to report, however,
She Is slowly recovering.
After a lingering illness with a
complication Of diseases, James H..
Washington, died at the home of his
brother, Joseph E. Washington, at
sos Jesse street, Thursday night,
January, II.
Mr.. Washington ives 20 years old
and, unmarried. He was a SON OF
Mr.. and Mrs. koseberry Washington.
both deceased, of Baltimore, and his
home. WAS In that city until, about
a year ago when he came to Clarks-
burg to reside with his brother. Be-
sides his brother he is survived by q
sister, Mrs Nellie Howell, Of Balti-
more. He was a MEMBER of the
Catholic church from which place the
funeral occurred Saturday.
DR. 7. l. Thomas, of Baltimore,
lectured 10 large audience Janu-
airy 18th at Trinity NJ. E. church.
He held the attention Of all while he
ably discussed the missionary work
done by the church extension, after
ed.
The dance given by the Elks We'd
nesday eight was largely attended.
Jas. Fcwlkes is able to be out
again alter protracted illness.
Mrs. Martha Ruffner was hostess
to the Queen Esther club Friday af-
ternoon.
VIM. White was called to his home
In Virginia Thursday by the death of
his mother.
The ST. Luke order will have in
stallation Of officers and social SEES
sion Tuesday, night.
On February 4th Leap Year par
,tv VII b'- given by the True Reform
ers.
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=,

John D1ngass, of Cedar Grove, was
calling ontSEApds here Monday.
Miss Ophelta' Hates is on the sick
list. 800. 81; ,ETr.a;... . -, ..~-~
Mrs. Eugenia Taylor is abe to be
out again. 500.
Messrs. Bates, Coleman, Williams
and Shaffer, were in East Bank on
business last week. ."'''
Miss H. e. Peters was in Charles
ton Saturday On business. She spent
Sunday at Dase&, ''tre guest OF Miss
Sara Brown. aESIa% =. t[::I2>:s.. rs, '''<,' ,
The missionary society had bust
ness meeting at Mrs. VIM. Kates
Monday night. y;r&.
w M. Mcneil returned home for
a short time. S.,,.E
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WtNIFREDE.'

Mrs M IN. Francis, Of Pittsburg,
is heTe whiting her mother, Mrs. l..
Ed. Tysoa and Jas. s, Coles were
business Vtsltorb to Charleston last
NJ A. Green had his, arm painfully
hurt by falling off a. porch. ..
. Sherman Green spent a few days
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r: G.. Green: ...".
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. II. Watt entertain
ed Miss G.. l.. Stewart at dinner Sum
day. ... ,.. T."
Mrs, l.. 4. Davis and Miss G.. Il.
Stewart were shopping in Charles
ton the latter part of the week. :.
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El1R.ARy.,,oGATF.,

NM. Fraction returned to
BegryshaSx SSturday. e.. ~, T..
MMIxIQhnson. OF Baltimore.
Is Is viSs4pnSASN parents, Mr, and Mrs,
1Hot s1ISSHsS sssAx,.@. %<,.,~ - ''s}s st. -
Miss FAt Shnson lcft fo$ Cumber-
tends tc anSN1 month with friends
9 A, Maa9ta1 Has held, last Tuesday
night at 0Fellows hall to organ
ize rap, Eik bdgeH. &c.. ........... :, =
We ME 3iamd that there were
about ~ Ht4ssnt. For some reason
they tafis0 stnSeffect an Organization.
An eHoS$sasal be made, to have An,
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