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Blue-grass blade., 1909-06-13
BLUE GRASS BLADE.

speak of the love and respect of people is all
Seldom is proverb far from the truth Vor Popui:
dei,-the peoples voice, gods voice The man who
uttered this alsehood have been deaf to mistake the
bray of for the voice of god What public opinion?
chaotic, incongruous of single minds, who differ in
almost everything, except in point all want to make
money quick and with little labor possible Take
the population of the old world, the majority
civilized than hundred years ago. they do not appreciate
progress do they accept but they partake of its bless
ings because they help it. In scientific questions
it is absolutely worthless but all the it is the supreme
judge has the power it represents money and is there
fore eagerly coveted by such professions that live it, the
clergy, politicians and all of frauds who seek for
the sake of money and despise it in their hearts
Public opinion is worth the of money
make out of it, nothing We started out to find
the truth about what About ourselves, about man. We
had been told in school that we descended from
noble ancestor great and mighty king who rules the
universe the stars the and the planets the the
kings earth rule land and men, And were fur
Their taught that our parents had been dsnhered
count of dobedience and for their sins condemn
ed to live miserable life this miserable little EARTH
Our grand old took, however, still little interest
in his poor relatives and let them know through the mouth
of few chosen that he might yet reent and take them
back his divine realm, if they lived in ordained
by his agents. but if they did obey these njuncons
they would place after death infinitely than
their present habtaton. These conditions horrible;
for centuries the country rocking with the blood of in
nOcent people sacrificed by the faithful 10 reconcile the
dreaded god AT last few people began to think and them
doubt If great father they argued, finds pleasure
in seeing his children suffer for deeds they have not
mitted he cannot be just and good man, and cannot
see any why should wish to go to him after
DEATH They examined the documents claimed TO be written
by the god and found them to be forgere and the agents
be frauds But when they told their opinion the false
prophets denounced them bad enemies of the good
lord and the people, who too stupid to think and could
not believe these few should be rational and free and
the ignorant and brutal and slew them proving
by this deed that the few right Again and again
brave would rise for the sake of humanity to be
cued by the church, until last their number large
enough to protect themselves. And have searched
the records and find that the whole story of noble de
scent nothing hut and all the aeoed divine
Blue-grass blade., 1909-06-13

aged MOTHER earh which prove that we have no other
relations but her. her and ourselves Since tlen
have given up the idea of searching the universe for
heaven have hell earth and here also look
for heaven
But what sort of a heaven there be earta Look
around for people who contented and haprythcre
you will find heaven, the only you hope
attain. If you ask what is necessary for such bisssu
state examine the conditions, and you will that
indispensable and others only relatively According
y among those who denied happiness there
who cannot be happy because they lacking tho essential
requirements and Others who possess all that is neelel
but do not know how be happy Everybody must there
FORE try to find heaven earth for himself and by his
actions he may help others reach goal or he
may prevent them from doing For mankind taken as
entity, the highest state of perfection that possibly
be attained EARTH would be apply all human energy
productive labor, conduct the struggle Of existence
exclusively against nature, instead of against The the
Progress points that way, but how far the advanced
nations still distant from the zenith of human evolution
is impossible to tell.
When regard the useless wars, manifestations If hui
man mbecity if which the animal is incapable may
well ask how it is possible that such institutions exist
which demand the sacrifice of thousands for the Imaginary
benefit of few. The of society the of
and institutions based them cannot abolished
before sufficient number have corrected their ideas which
always must precede action Investigating the evolution
of mind found that the process of thinking is subjected
the physical laws the of the functions Of The
body 1t depends the perception of facts through
senses where they wanting there is thought New
ideas, therefore, require facts facts require labor
discover them and ascertain their relations and thus
progress governed by the mechanical law of division of labor
Man act without a (unes he be denentetD
and if he is unable find rational motive for his
actions, he will assume imaginary cause that is
to lying Although it is a fact that in a the OPP
posed parties each like dog least of
them) who is set another dog for the entertainment
and benefit of his MASTER and that both LOSERS
the victor gaining nothing that could be obtained with
the sacrifice this mode of reasoning is applied
by Ito majority The low, animal egosm of the masses
finds expression in foolish sentiment -patriotism or
national pride If says: II a Frenchman
American German and proud of it" he is unmit
The daily tribune., 1909-01-14

THE WEATHER - Threatening
and colder tonight and Friday with
proba bly, rain or snow.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-14
ENTERTAINED At CITY JAIL.

The police department ale enter.
taining At the city hall large. white
and red colored dog which was found
tied to the spoke Of the hose cart.
The dog gives every appearance Of
being a splendid hunting amin al
Around his neck IL a strong leather
collar attached to body harness, to
which 10 tied a heavy chain. fifteen
feet long The police are at loss
to understand how he came to
Florence, or what disposition to
make of him It is possible that he
has been stolen from his owner,
aud fearing detection the dog thief
disposed Of the animal In this man.
ner. 1t 10 also probab Q that he
has been chained up by his owner.
and In sonc way become released and
wandered to the town where some
one here found him and tied him
mp that he might he restored to his
owner.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-14
Lame Shoulder

This is . common form Of muscular
rheumatism. No Internal treatment
is needed. Apply OhamberlAin's Liu-
iment freely twice day and quick
cure is certain. This liniment has
proven especially valuable for mus.
cular aud chronic rheumatism, and 10
sure to give quick relief Chamber
lain's Liniment IL also most excellent
for sprains and bruises. Price. 25
cents; large size 80 cents. For sale
by Daniels Drug Store. it's
The daily tribune., 1909-01-14
Personal Paragraphs

-R. A. Ramsay returned last
night on No. from = business trip
TO Denver.
Mr.. and Mn. George Witt, Of
Pueblo, visited yesterday at the ma :
ternal Littiejohn home.
j. 8. Owens, one of the oldest
conductors on the D. and r. G. sys-
tenn. stopped yesterday between trains
for q call on his old-time friend w.
J. Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Unger re.
turned yesterday from Denver where
they attended the wedding Of Miss
Dora Isaacson and Mr.. Max Goldman
Of California.
According TO a special sent out
from Bloomington, Ills. to the Den.
yer Republican. O. B. Julian and
Miss Aylesworth were united in mar
riAge at DAnville yesterday. They
have many friends in Florence.
w. L. Ritter came in from the
lower ArkaDsas valley on No. last
evening and left today on No. 10 70,
Lander. Wyoming, where lie has been
employed to erect the rig for Col. r.
Z. Pluukett. mention Of whom waf
made yesterday.
j. J. Fleischmann, accompanied
by Mrs. F.. left this afternoon foI
New York. where they will spend
about q month, MIRA F. to visit and
see the sights Of the metropolis while
Mr.. +. makes the purchase of the
spring and summer goods for the
Globe Stores company.
Max Budgorf, chief engineer OF
the Cripple Greek railroad. and city
engineer. Ben McFall. of Florence
with corps Of helpers. left this
morning for the Beaver Creek coun-
try. where they will locate the new
electric line which will shortly be
built by the B. L. aud /. company
from Beaver to Penrose.
Otis Neely arrived over the
Santa Fe for few days visit with
his family. He is now located ut
Chanute, Kansas. and is employed by
the Santa Fe Railroad company. He
was sent to Pueblo to inspect the
electric wiring at their round house.
an took = short lay off. In the spring
his wife and little daughter expec,
to join him.
H. p. Kellog, Of Boulder, 10 q
guest At the Professor r. M. Jonei
home on North Frazier avenue. The
gentleman Ia . relative TO Mr.. ]. He
has visited very often At Wetmore.
where 30 years ago brought his daugh
ter from the east to regain hel
health. For 40 years he has beef
acquainted with Mrs. Walters at Wet
more.
% E. Matthias, of Littleton
Colorado. spent yesterday and toda.
in Florence in the interests OF the
Free Sewing Machine company O
Chicago, Illinois. He has made ar
rAngements with the Ramsay Nc
Guire company to handle their ma
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Don't Take the Risk.

When you have bad couSh or cold
do not lot 1t drag along until 1t be.
comes chronic bronchitis. or develops
into an attack Of pneumonia. buA give
IL the attention It deserves and get rid
Of IL. Take Chamberlain Cough
Remedy and you arc sure Of prompt
relief. From = small beginning the
sale and use Of this preparation has
extended to oil parts Of the United
Statcs and 10 many foreign countries.
Iss many remarkable cures Of coughs
and colds have won for IL this wide
reputation and extensive use. Sold
BY Daniels Drug ssors. tts
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THE SUIT THAT'S BUILT FOR YOU.

the SUIT THAT'S BUILT FOR YOU.
When the world shall take your
measure.
Will it be that Of a man
Who has helped the world grow better !,
Doing just the best he can:
Fearing nAught but what dishonors:
Striving hard to live Alright:
Reaching out hand to others
Who are losing in the fight?
When the golden rule Of action
Measures lives both great and
small.
MANY pigpies will be gians-
Gaints won't be half so tall
Little deeds that passed unnoticed
In the hurry of the throng
Will receive their proper value.
And be measured. right OF wrong.
VIII q giant OF pigmy
Wear the suit that's built for you ?
Out from cloth that you must furnish,
Dyed with every act you do.
Made exactly to your mt asure,
Guaranteed to be your style.
Showing each defect and wrinkle
You must wear It. frown or smile.
Exchange.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-14
HOMECOMING OF 7sERs.

Leadville ijolo. January 81, 1909.
Rate Of one fare for the round trip
via the Rio Grande to Leadville and
return. TicKets on sale from points
south and west of Alamosa and Tellu-
ride January Goth. For all other
points in Colorado, January 81.
Final return limit January 81. Gall
on local agent for further informa-
tion. LA
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FOR SALE

For Sale-a Jersey COW and calf 3
weeks old. Inquire +. j. Ellis. 3I2
West Fourth street. lD-I5x
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STOCK SHOW AND HORSE FAIR
The National Stock Show and Horse
Fair Mt Denver the week OF January
1928. 1909. will be one OF the biggest
events III the year. II will be held
In the new National amphitheatre
constructed especially for the holding
Of this annual show. The exhibition
Of stock will be the finest ever seen
west Of Chicago.
Tho Denver and Rio Grande will
make = special low ratio on sll points
In Colorado Territory. Tickets on
sale from Alamosa and Telluride Col.
orado and points south and west Jan.
usry 10th. nth, 10th and 2oth. 1909.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-14
STATE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION.

Colorado State Editorial association
held it's semi annual meeting at the
Albany hotel yesterday and elected
the following officers: George Hos
mer, president; Joe Lawless, secre-
tAry; John T. Mallalieu, Charles
Lackenby. H A. Holmes, Patrick
Byrnes, j. ]. Barkenhausen, and Otto
Wangelin, legislative committee.
After the business session they were
entertained at the Denver Press club; !;
about fifty Of the Newspaper men Of
the state were present. The subjects
discussed included those Of interest
chiefly to the editors Of the state. and
for the most part refer to the legisla-
tive enactments.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-14

chine. and has placed an I'd. in IN ;
other column Of the Tribune setting
forth it's merits
Mrs. Barney Ginsberg returned
this afternoon from q weeks VISIT In
Denver, stopping over on her way
home with q sister in Pueblo. At
the Amter home in D enver she had
in hand -satohel nearly fifty dollars
In cash. gold watch and some rings.
which were overlooked by the burg
las who robbed the residence while
the family were attending wedding.
She was the ouly one looked by
the light fingered gentry.
George Shuf. machine operator
at the Tribune office. returned last
night on No. from vicksburg, Miss. I.
where he went ten days ago to look
alter bu,inese interests and accom-.
pany his wife to Florence. In leaving
st. Louis they we're delayed by the
recent storm which had drifted snow
and most trains out of Union Station
were from seven to twelve hours late
Abe Mace returned last night
from Massoula. Montana, after an
absence from Florence OF Ave or six
years. The Mace family moved from
here to San Francisco and went
through the earthquake at that place.
after which. two years ago, they re.
moved to the Montana town. Mr..
M. expects to remain in Florence.
IN. W. Violet. of st. Louis, re
presenting the Hamilton Blown Shoe
company. is calling on his Florence
trade today. We are told that Mr..
V. is the highest salaried travelling
salesman that visits Florence.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-14

For Sale-One horse, 8 years, sound
and reliable. W. A. williamson.
Tele. e. IS4 RocAvAle. I2.l7x
The daily tribune., 1909-01-14

Patronise homo industry by buying
the cslsbrated Georgia 30 cigar at
Danisls' Drug Store. e9tf
The daily tribune., 1909-01-14

Telephone MS your wants, and the
goods will be promptly d livered at
your home. by Daniels drug store.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-14
TOMORROW NIGHT.

An Madden will be at Morgan
hall tomorrow night TO conduct her
regu lar Friday night class In dano.
ing
The daily tribune., 1909-01-14
LOST

Lost-A brown. undressed kid glove,
In front OF the City Meat market.
Return to Father Edmund or to this
office. 10.l6
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II you want a clothes hair or tooth
brush. or comb. or any toilet article
you can get what you want at DAN
iels' drug sto e. l3t
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDWICK.

George II. Eickford returned from Bos-
ton STANDARDIZATION Hancock and Jacob
I'arr OF East Ifardw!ck were I'm town Sat
urday.-There has been new concrete
sidewalk constructed on Mil street OPP
posite the postofiice.-The Woman's Re
lief Corps and the G. A. II. had an OK
cursion to Woodbury. Mountain Satur-
day,-The Neighborhood club held Its an
nual picnic at Camp Comfort In Calais
Saturday. w. Chase OF Woodbury.
was In town Saturday.-Samuel Daniels
and his sister. Mrs. w. II. Wheatley, are
spending few days In Barton.-Mrs. e.
l.. Brown and family have gone TO
Mortified to llve.-The Barre !. a. c.
defeated the local nine here Saturday by
the score OF 8 to 0. thereby claiming the
amateur State championship ArthuE
Wark OF Barre was In town Saturday.
John Lewis of Taunton. Mass. is visit
Ing his sister. Mrs. o. 8. Chapman.-Mrs'
L. M. Rockwell Of Montpelier Is visiting
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ORWELL,

The Rev. c. Williams returned FRI
day from a months vacation in Bos-
ton.-Mrs. o. $. Moffett Is recovering
slowly from broken ribs.--Niiss Julia
Abell is librarian at the free library
Miss Addie Raymond left Saturday
to teach at Brunswick. y. v..-AIiss
Laura f. Branch returned Thursday
after 10 days In Wells and Pawlet -
Guy Cook left Monday to enter Burr
and Burton Seminary at Manchestcr
Miss Mildred Vincent is attending
the high school In Rutland-Orwell
has Ave young ladies In the graded
school ~ Brandon Jennie and Beatrice
Field. Grace Allen. Grace FELTON, and
Ethel PersoNs.--Miss Agnes Mercurc
is at home from Rutland hospital and
doing weil.-Orwel defeated 13ridport
Saturday at base tall. - TO G.-W. h.
French has completed a concrete els
tern, Just run into "A hole In the
ground, the first one ever made here.
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X. II. Smith and w n. Root have gont
to Virginia for month.-Mrs. r. J. Good
rich OF Essex Center was the guest Il
Miss Tina Deyette last Week.-Mrs.
Carolyn Williams has returned to Brock
ton, Mass. where she teaches-Mrs @.
n. Root and daughter have returned II
Boston.-Miss Carlene Wooster entertain
ed Miss Hilda Hopkins Of Franklin last
week.-Mrs.. John Wilder and daughter
Of New Haven are visiting relatives in
town.--ffarold Smith and Carlton McNiei
have gone to Saxtons River TO attend
Vermont Academy.--The town treasurer
has received from the state the money
that was due on or before July 10 for
legal schools for the year 1870. amounting
70 1924 &C. D. Cook Of Montreal passed
Sunday at HIS old home here
Harold Smith and Carlton Mcneil left
Tor Saxtons River Tuesday, whore they
will attend Vermont Academy. -.Jno Nix
& Sons OF New York have purchased
Hill Bros orchard and have a gang Of
men picking apples
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g & Thompson OF Burlington is visiting
IN town.-Mss Fricda Hitchcock and
Merton Weston of Cambridge are In
town for n week. Alton Stafford return
oil Monday from Berkshire. The Rev.
end Mrs. Emerson are in Fairfax attend
ing n meeting OF the Lamoille associa-
t,on-Mrs Ernest Young and daughter,
Dorothy. of Berkshire are visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. II. Stafford, Jr.-Mrs. Mary
Lowry OF Boston is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Julia Moulton.-Mrs. Mary Tergu-
son OF Burlington Is In town.--Charles r.
Reavy Is in ST. Jonhsbury attending the
fair-Miss Ella Rogers. who has been
attending the high school. has gone to
her home in Cambridge on account Of
illness. Helen, the young daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. William Schilhammer, fell
Friday while Mt play and broke one leg
below the knee. There will be no preach
Ing at the Congregational Church Sum
day. but the Sunday school will meet as
usual.
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Alice Pierce of Monticello y Y,
is spending two weeks with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Pierce.-Nr. and
Mrs. Fred Snyder II Boston were guests
at T. w. Johnson's Friday,-Mlss Daisy
Kenyon returned from her school In Bel.
low Falls Monday on account Of Illness
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall +. Johns u
New York were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
~ A. Johns the past week. Mr.. Johns IS
superintendent of the New York. susque-
hanna and Western railroad. is a native
Of this place and after an absence OF ~
years is looking up family history.-R.
A. Norton. W. NJ. Johnson and J. 5.
Sweet are in Burlington this week jury
men.-Nelson Bashaw is in burlington.
having his eyes treated.-Mrs. Grace Mar.
tin IL convalescing.
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LINCOLN.

DR.. ". T. Brandon died Thursday morn
ing after long illness In which ne had
been great sufferer. He came to Lin
coin several years ago and practiced his
profession until about year ago. when
he moved to Rutland. remaining until
about three months ago. when he re-
turned to Lincoln. lie had been Ill most
Of the time since. lie Is survived by a
Wife son and an aged father.-The Ladies'
Aid met Wedi es1av Sept s. AS il WIS
the birthday of the president Mrs.
Morgan, who has held that office q years.
the meeting was made a birthday party
In her honor. The program consisted Of
songs. readings and poems. one written
by Mrs. MorGans brother. Oscar Thayer,
and one by j. Odcll Morgan. a grand
daughter. who Is confined to her bed.
Several letters of congratuaton we're
read and after a few remarks by Mrs
Morgan. the company repaired to the
dining room and there Mrs. Morgan found
n tray Of post cards and birthday cake.
Friends from out Of town who were
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Thayer
Of Keene. n. H.. Mrs. George Morgan and
Miss Putnam Of Middlehury and Mrs l..
{. Balm Of Bristol.
The Aid society will meet Wednesday
afternoon. September 22.-Nr. and Mrs.
William Ladeau returned Monday from
a few weeks in Leominster. Mass La ban
Hurlburt has gone to Middletown. Conn.
looking for work for the winter. His wife
expects TO go later.-Mr ard Mrs. @. A.
Sargent and daughter and w. II Sargent
went to Malone, y. y. Monday, whore
they will attend the fair and the Sargent
re-union.--C NJ. Elliott CT oxford Iowa,
and A. T. Morgan are visiting Dr. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Rogers in Alburgh-Miss
Jennie Morgan is somewhat Improved. -
O. ". Thayer returned to Keene. y. H..
Thursday.-ATiss Marion Rovs OF Middle
bury Is at G, A. Thayers FOR two
weeks stay.-Miss FlOsse Moody and Mr.
and Mrs. Edison Pierce OF Huntington
visited at Clinton Pisrce's the first Of the
week.-tirace Turner. Leta Clark MID
red Morgan and Stella Hammer are at
tending Bristol high school-G. A. Thayer
and G. d. Draper were in Monkton Mon
day.-TIoward Brooks. who has been III.
ia better,-Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bryant
are in Malone
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mr. and Mrs. +. II. H'gey are visit
Ing his brother, Royce, In Boston-N1r.
and Mrs. Levi Taft are at their farm IN
Forrest City for n few weeks Herbert :.
Rurnhom Of Middlebury College will give
an entertainment In NJ w. A. hall FRI
day evening. The Grange will serve i-e
cream and cake.-Mr and Mrs. Edson
Pierce visited his brother, clinton. in
Lincoln Saturday and sunday Mrs.
Juan De Colaines and children of Mont
pelier visited her parents Mr.. and Mr..
Thomas Phillips. last wcok -Alorzn
Goodnough has returned to his home IN
Montpelier after several weeks with hf,
uncle. James Phillips. Mrs ". r Tiff is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Peter Sears, In
Starksboro.
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NORTH FERRIsBURGH.

Misses Pearl and Ruth Potter have
gone To Poultney to attend school.-David
Plcof has gone TO Soston TO visit his SON.
Roy.-Mrs, and Miss Gilman have re-
termed to Newtonyillc Mass, after visit
ing at the Martin Housc-Arunah Seguin
has returned after spending the summer
at Highgate Spi ings.-Miss Mabel Kings
land has returned to Mrs Carlos Mar
tins after visiting In Cornwall. Black
Beauty. fine cat belonging to Miss
Frances Wheeler. died Monday night
He was unusually Intelligent was II
years old and was considered one of the
fnmiy.-Miss Maria Kingsland has re-
turned after spending tho summer at
Malletts bay.-Mrs. Herbert Kingsland
and Miss Carrie Wheeler spent Wednes-
day In BurlinRton.-Mss Nellie Stone OF
Dorchester. Mass. Is a guest at the Mar
TIN House