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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 01r 1 w q i rIJ 7 t THE MOUNTAIN ADVOCATE stared M Beooa dOlaM Hatter Friday February 10180 at the PostoUc at BwbouryJHo Knor County Kr nd r Aet ef Conim i of March 8rd MOTTO Livu FOR FHIBNDBDO THB OHKATMT AXOUHT or WB LAMMT NBMHR or = =terms 100 Per Year in Advance BAKBOURVILLE KENTUCKY FRIDAY DECEMBER 30 1910 Vol 7 No 46 u JUDGE FLEM D SAMPSON The Choice of the People Throughout the District Stands High Wherever Known and is Especially Popular in Knox Where Every Voter Knows Him t 7 pid lTI ore to Build up Knox County While Judge of bLr the CountyCourt Than Any ian V Before Him rJ Gomes Before the Voters With A Spotless Record and Relies on his Friends for Support LOOKS LIKE A WINNER TO US flE Elsewhere in this issue appears the official aII uncement of Judge F D Sampson for the nomination for Circuit Judge of this the 84th Judicial District of Kentucky r Judge Sampson is in every way qualified to ill this position with credit to himself and with honor to the district IForthe past sixteen years he hah been a member of the Knox I county Bar and from the very first has been recognized as among the most able members of the bar and his large practice i and remarkable success lias won for him a reputation as a lawyer 1it throughout the entire State l In 1905 he was elected County Judge of Knox County without r Copposition and served to the end j Clf his term to the entire satis IJfneMon of the entire county He was urged to make the race a sec ond time but he declined on ac count of pressing law business and has never sought or asked 1 for any other office The pressure and influence of his friends both in Knox and Masonic Meeting r Last Tuesday December 27 was the annual election day for Mountain fOJ1lowmg Read P Black Master L M Coef S John j W W H McDonald Secretary H C Black Treasurer- S P Vaughn S D WC Lockhart J D W W Tinsley Tyler J H Blackburn Chaplain The Master and secretary had good reports and gave a general re port of the building of the new hall There were 43 present which is considered a good attendance consider ing the roads and the fact that the Lodge was held in the daytime as as many of the members could not attend on this account Haymakers The Haymakers a side degree in Red Manship was installed here last Wednesday night by Dr C F Melton of Louisville and will be known as Tchoupitoulas Association of Haymakers No 11U The fol owing officers were elected and in stalled Chief Haymaker W H McDonald Assistant Haymaker M Wilson Overseer Ralph Tupgle Collector of Straws Fred Hemphill Keeper of Bundles George M Golden The appointive officers are Horn Blower J John Lawson Boss Driver G W tve Guard pf the Hav Loft W C Lockhart Guard of the Barn Door L H Golden C G Black and Chas Davis were Jl wade Past Chief Haymakers and t McDonald fclected as Representa to the ext Great Council t i1 JvY A tt r fI t 1 I 7oat W hitley counties has caused him to become a candidate for this nomination and he is in the race to win and we predict that he will win by a large majority From the very time that the committee fixed the date of primary his friends have beenj earnestly at work in his and from present behalfI will receive practically the vote of the district even if some othercandidate should decide to enter the race Judge Sampson is a man of firm conviction and possesses courage and intuiliooil suilicitMit to decide fur himself any matter that might irome before him without beinginfluenced by relatives orj associates when matters of law are envolved Judge Sampson knows the law and if elected which he is sure to be will see that it is properly enforced with out fear or favor A vote for Judge Sampson is a vote for the betterment of the district Dont fail to vote for him in the primary February 4 1011 Resolutions Adopted The following resolutions were BnrIKnox Circuit Court desire to have placed upon the enduring jgcords ofI this Court their sincere thanks toI Hon Chas C Marshall for the able and impartial manner in which heI has presided over this Court during this Special Term just now coming to a close and to assure him that he will carry with him to his home aud people our well wishes high esteem and hope for the continuance of his health and a long life of hap pinessIt ordered that these resolutions be spread at large upon the records and that a copy be sent to the Hon Chas C Marshall at Shelbyville Kentucky Attest H MCDONALD Clerk K C C e Queer Beliefs The Figinn cannibals emotions have reference for the grtater part to food so he worships the god Matawaloo who has eight stomachs and is always eating The Tengans have a very curious dogma to account for a day and might being twentyfour hours long It used to be less the sun used to go down too quick So one day aIman caught it with a noose and it had to go slower thereafter The ancient Peruvians believed that the sun once came down to the earth and laid two eggs and then went backup again From these two eggs man and woman sprung hence that fellow streaJf in the hu man rac o I Judge Flem D Sampson I As he appeared Five years ago when he was elected Judge of the Knox Coun ty Court Since then he shaves dean but otherwise looks much the sameIWe will present a new cut befoie the campaign closes ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooov OOOOC Fire in Country Last Monday morning about 200 oclock Mr M rye was awak ened to find that his home wns on fire and was almost ready to full in upon himself and family They had just barely time to escape and one the children came near being burned in the building The entire house and household goods were destroyed by the flames Mr Tye cartied an insurance of 1500 on the house and household goods which was not sufficient to meet onehalf the loss sustained His many friends extend sympathy to Mr Tye and family in this heavy loss Black Sam0 Cbrtetmae Grace XawD looft Down upon 010 Disb- Rn miracle 00 meat Hn aft Oat feast ob sebcn flab TClctl bab too mucb tec eat Sn a ole Aoaea bit oc stone Hn made oe wntab poub 3es bit 00 bowl ob grave one an math it fou times mob Bn center ninth it bettabotill petfobm fob poor ole Sam Bnf cbanoc oas possum bt ot will Get twins an etuffco wlo Bam Frank H Brooks A Moonless Month The month of February 1866 was in one respect the most remarkable in the worlds history It had no full moon January had two full moons and had March but February had none Do you realize what a rare thing in nature it was It had not occurcd since the crea tion of the world and it wilt not occur again according to the com putation of astronomers for 2500 000 years NEXT WEEK is Will Mark the Opening ofn A New Yet r Lets Carry Out at Least Some of Our Good- Resolutions er IWith the close of this week the old year dies and the beginning of next week marks the beginning of a new year so now is a good time to begin to form new resolutions not or the purpose of breaking them in a few days but for the purpose of living up to them and by so doing make ourselves and also others bets tcr by it As a town the citizens of Bar bourville should resolve that we will not allow the nexr year to come to come to a close without our having done something to try to benefit the entire town Lets all agree upon this resolution if nothing more that we will make it a part of our busi hess to see that some kind of a man ufacturing plant is established in our town before the end of the com ing year If we make that one resolution and live up to it we wilt have done at least some good for ourselves and for the town Let everyone who wants to see Barbourville have a factory estab lished during the coming year ex press his or her desire on a post card and mail it to the Advocate and in that way we may know your wants and will publish the result Do it at once Tell us your idea on a post card CHRISTMAS 1910 Fittingly Celebrated by Most of Barbourvilks Populace Christmas was celebnatcd by most all the churches and the citizens tngin the churches were most heautifn and the little Sunday School folks Hid their part in the 01 ening exer cises in well re uln ted ordrr and the little folk as well as not Allow of the older people had a genuine old fashioned Christmas feeling or the little folks ol Harhourville And some had so much Christmas dispensed from the Little Brnwti Jug which fixed them in good shape to celebrate Christmas in a stagger ing way under the load from the wine cup hut they were nil filled with the spirits of good clieei to their companions wlfo were also filled ith the same kind of OldI piritsIMany presents weic exchanger between neighbor and neighbor be tween the young man and his best girl which will link neighbors into closer friendship and weld the link that binds the young man to his best girl in closer relations in life iIn nil Christmns wns n beautiful bt day and the good cheer dis tributed here among Barbourvilles populace both little and big will be long remembered as a joyous season of pleasures jA W S A Startling Report It is somewhat to see 0howto stir strife within the ranks of nthetothe CourierJournal this week reaa ports a breech between Caleb Powers and Charles linley over the be Judicial Primary when in facr there no truth whatever in the report in Mr Powers has gone to Washington on some important business matters and is taking no hand in the Pri and as yet there is no other candidate in the race against Judge Pnmpson so that it is evident that at the reported rupture between these two distinguished Kentucky States men is all bosh and originated in the fertile brain of some Democratic in politician whose wish was the fath full to the thought It will take more than a Democratic report to convince us that such n report is true A Correction Last week we mentioned the death of George Faulkner and in doing so we stated that he was a of D B Faulkner and a brother on of Prof W C Faulkner of this city In this we were misinformed as the deceased was a son of G M Faulk ncr Have your photo mpde while Sriavely is in town He will be here anly a few days it Pastor Dances In Pulpit Wilkcsbarre PaRev George R Finn pastor of the Protestant Episcopal church here did a song and dance in his pulpit for the edification of the congregation To the tune of In the Good Old Summer Timerll the minister danced and sang to demonstrate to the congregation that they should pay attention to their physical as wen as their spiritual welfare St Good photos made while ou watt at snavelys Over the Arcade a i WONDERFUL PROGRESS 1f Greatest Strides in History Hove Been Mode In Modes of Travel in the United States Since the Days of Daniel Boone end Davy Crockett Palaces on Wheels Speed Like the Wind Through i Regions of Beauty and Bloom While Chill Winter v Enwraps the North In the clays of Dnniel Boone Iud Davy Crockett and Kit Carson travel to and through the South as either on foot or horseback and full ol hardships Hut today one nmy leave any Northern city and in a day or two tiaveling in perfeit comfort under cat e sufficient even the most delicate invalid set down in a part of the furIwhich will make him rub his and believe that 5ntcrnever The Northern Winters Heurt is Cold ThoHouthlnnds HenrtisWnrm iWIV find nil mer present cliiinii i Where Winter plncetWinter means to the Northland ice snow sleet and chill cold and discomfort to the Southland blue and brilliant skies genial airs and balmy sunshine the unrestricted pleasures of outdoor life scenery that never fails to enchant foliage perennial green and flowers of j perpetual bloom The abundant delightful outdoor life of the winter its chicfest charm no attractive feature has been overlooked or for etteu Golf may playid on the finest links in the country tennis on clay courts kept the pink of perfection surf bath ing in water at a temperature of 70 degrees and above riding motoring over picturesque roads through trop ical scenery and on the hard sand bench yachting rowing and fishing sea and in land locked waters chairwheeling and bicycling on palmlined prom iei and through tropical jangles The finest climate the world evtry day a June day of sunshine For the hunter the South provides practically every feathered and furred creature from Jquail and squirrels to wild turke and deer and for the fisherman bewildering variety of game MJjf from the rainbowhued trout to Jie majestic Tarpon The Queen1 Crescent Route has made it pcsatf- ui for the winter traveler from th North to revel in luxurout palacW j wheels which speed likc wind through regions of bean trsS bloom The many thriving r attractive resorts and hiitoric poinfiL- i the rOllte 1abtcresting With thetli w trains electric lighted anoftquipped with the latest types of Pullman drawingroom stateroom club li brary and observation sleeping ttara is little wonder that so many toureits in the Northern and middle rStates visit the South by this great railway system This road operate the finest trains in between Cincinnati sonville Fla and theUnitedStatelI and low round are being the line iA Beautiful Home For Sale I will sell my residence on Dish man St and a acre lot on Main on easy terms Gas water and sewerage at residence w J M Rbbsibn Jl Jthe Mountain Bbvocate Published Every Friday at Barbourville Kentucky 8 cored all aecond Class Matter February nt the osto1Uco at Dfbourvl el y under Act of Congress of March Brd ht D WILL CLARK EDITOR AND PUBLISHER Subscription Rates SI 00 per year in advance to everybody il 14 Is the number for those desiring to communicate with this ollico by phone Ring up Central ard ask for number You will then be connected direct with this office ifyouhavoThoCump Ground Telephone service The Official Organ of the Republican Party in Knox County Wo are authorized to announce JUDGE FLEM D SAMPSON- Of Barbourville Kentucky a as a candidate for the nomina tion for Oircuit Judge of the 34th Judicial District of Kentucky h subject to the Republican Primary to be held Feb 4 1011t a JUDGE SAMPSON FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE The people throughout the county and so far as we can learn throughout the district hail with delight the announcement of Fudge Flem D Sampson for the Circuit Judgeship of this the 84th a Judicial District of Kentucky Judge Sampson is a lawyer of well known ability and his fair dealings with his fellow man has won for him the confidence es tem and respect of everyone and now that they have an op portunity to honor him by elevating him to this exalted position they stand ready and waiting to cast their votes for him Judge Sampson is of a generous hearted disposition and was r never known to refuse to aid deserving ones when called upon and his public spiritedness has caused him to contribute liber ally to every enterprise that has Qpme this way Both of our colleges have re ceived a generous subscription from him as well as every church ifV the town has been materially aided by his liberality x Such men as Judge Sampson Reserve recognition and when he ii elected as he doubtless will plje he will stand as high so far at legal qualifications go as any State4mt Knox is lining up solidly forI Ja2lRe Sampson and is expecting to join with her in mak unanimotisFelms1t rV HttUf country village has an ambition to become a trade center itYwith no special natural features or geographical adI Lnt gesUnder such conditions what is most needed is some enter- Prise on the part of its local capitalI Jijits They must make the first advance in the uncertain field of devell- Y i pmeiit They must capitalize small Khctpricparidsee that they are em played When the local business is finally developed and proves to the world that they are successful then outside enterprises will be sure to prosperityrRwith you lust e a jlftnds a favorite fishing hole and tl catches fish and all the other fisher P willmenjSdrop their hooks right by the side of rt heluckv fisherman The business menlo banY tqYh elmqIre atop tulk 9g nU hoping for others to do dome 8JJuiJS for tOe town They should fget r together themselves and prove to the world that they have a money aiding town No outsider Hear t to fish in our swimming hole catchurfish We have for jreara past noticed bnavery undesirable feature in the attendance of true public school in he hrphir grade vii There are as rule ninny more girls attending tbanhiys Why is this Where are FThe leave school man 14 of them in their early or middle teens as soon as they are able to get position as clerk in some store or office under the imprcsson that thej are wasting time by retnnining in school longer The average boy thinks that if he gets some business position that will enable him to earn few dollars a month and that looks toward his final occupation in life while his classmate sticks to school three or four years longer he tins just so many years the start companion who remains in schoolI Now the real facts in the that the reverse of this is the truthi The boy who remains in acquires a thorough education lays foundation that will surely other things being equal enable him to surpass his class mate who left school three or four years earlier BUILD ONE HERE Suggestive Monument for A Town Push Boost Energy Schools Morality Churches Harmony Cordiality Advertising Talk about it Write about it Speak well of Healthfullocntion Help to improve it Advertise its papers Goodcountry tributary Elect good men to rflicc Hodest competition in prices Faithexhibited by goodworks Try to make the atmosphere healthy Fire all croakers loafers and bumsI Let your object be the welfare growth rail promotion of your town and its people Speak well of public spirited men atd also be one of them yourself Be honest with your fel lowmen and just to your friends Richmond Climax Gieaperto Live Someone who takes a view of life getSoff thefoilCiVing There are men who argue that living is high but they might try dying A live man gets shaved for ten cents but a dead one pays a dollar and never kicks A good kersey overcoat cost 25 but a wooden one costs 100 A grave digger will plant potatoes for twenty cents an hour but for planting you he gets four times as much A carriage to he theatre costs 2 but one to the cenfetcry cost S3 A saloon keeper will fill your hide to bursting for 50 cents but an embalmer gets 7 50 for the job Come to think of it there are lots of things left to live for in this world despite the high prices anti the contrary weather Ex MARRIAGE A game of chance in which the chances are about even The man leads at first but after leaving the altar he usually follpws breathlessly in his wiles rnil The rules are very confusing If a ma ked player holds you up some night at the end 9rfnlpng gun 5ttis called robbery and entitles you tp telephone the police but if your wile holds you up fpr a much larger amount the udiplojmthis as in other gaTIeCJf life wives usually allowed more privileges 1nre other outlaws IT rer d tbe Lobe 1S e Je 11Jl uee Is theroLQdge room pin heaveiv Is thcrli master and brothers tot Where the signs and grips are given In that land beyond the blueI I It is said we know each other Tell me if you know itss Erne r That we will use the word hothelJIn that land beyond the blue I think I hear the Angels singing Masons Red Men IC Ps to ringingtin the land beyond The day is coming not far distant Tint us all our vows renew So that we may join that meeting In time land beyond the blue There we will meet the Great Grand Master Wardens Deacons brothers to Singing anthems everlasting lei that land beyond the blue There we will see them from all Nations When the gates we have passed throughI Oh the many million Masons In that laud bepond the hl11eIIf we knew we would not meet there This world here we sure would rue But we know good Masons go there To that land beyond the blue Now we end the labor of the old year Aid begin upon the new Lets get ready for the Grand Lodge In that Lodge beyond the blue If we never meet again here Let us to each be kind and true Ifwe expect to meet each other In the land beyond the blue a f Fraternally W II MoDONA- MBarbourville Kentucky December 27th 1510 4 INDIANCREEKNEWS Prof H Cooper of Grays was the guest of home folks the last of the week Mrs W Campbell was in WilI ton Thursday The entertainment given nt tin Campbell school house the 24th was attended by a large crowd Prof J B Campbell of Iexinton is visiting relatives here i it Cr oper and daughters Miss Emma Cooper and Mrs 0 N Piich nrd were in Corbin Tuesday shop ping Mrs S n Reese and son Ben were in Barbourville Tuesday the guests of relatives Granville Hubbs of Pennon was callingon Miss Lydia Engle the latter part of the week Prof E Knuckles was calling on Miss Ada Wells Sunday Miss Pearl Harris was the guest of her grand parents Mr and Mrs A B Helton Sunday M B Cooper and ife entertained Sunday J Campbell wife and son Prol B Campbell Misses Sadie nail Ada Cooper and Mr and Mrs 0 N Prichurd were present Bradley Reese was in Barbourville Wednesday on husiuessIW H Campbell wets in Wilton Friday Misses Clara Campbell and Linda McVey were the guests of Miss Em ma Cooper Friday Mrs Ann Heltpn is on the sick list this week Born to the wife of John Smith on the 128rdn fine girl mother and babe doing well Success to the Mountain Advo cate and Hurrah for Flem D Samp son for Circuit Judge Rome Bun It is becoming quite a fad in Pen di ton for the girls to go hunting with the young gentlemen A trag edv nearly occured the other day over in the neighborhoodof Lenox r burg A young man shot at his sweetheart in a dense thicket uVeause she looked like a deer to him She tiF r1a heIlook First Christmas Observance Christmas gets its name from the muss celebrated in the early days of the Christian Church in honor of the borth of Christ its first solemnization having been ordered by Pope Telesphorus This was in or fore the year 128 for in that year Pope Telesphorus died At first Christmas was what is known as a movable feast just as Easter is now and owing to Iii is understandings was celebrated as lute as April or May In the fourth century an eclesiastical investigation was ordered and upon the authority of the tables of the censors in the Roman archives December 25th was agreed upon as the date of the Saviors nativity Tradition fixed the eonr of His birth at about midnight and this led to the iclebra tion of a midnight mass in all the churches a secondmtt dawn and a third in the later morning at ten oclock One Hundred Words Not Often Misspelled Manila Philippine neuralgia trill licking separate receive believe aer oplane chauffeur susceptible sincerity dis humus dirigible icicle inI flammable iniquitous rigid timer acic vigorous Remselacr February benefited embarrass acquiesce priv ilege parallel judgement until annl ysis lettuce precede divisible super sede pursue origin fulfill descend ant government verficle prejudice noticeable miniature umbrella ad jucent similar foreigner hygiene victuals millinery sovereign laboratory cistern reverend cemetery mischevious vinegar billions sieve clevis celery apparition lachrymal cavalier initiative inirnitnble dex terity agility diphtheria dissipate khaki harelip erysipelas vaccinate legible prejudice specimen partici pIe auxilnry censure facilitate lic ease serviceable fugitive audible rhinoceros versatile bicycle cynical acetyline indelible millionaire aim piton surcinftlev mademoiselle cylin corpuscleclricidrDelaware y YOU WANT BETTER LIGHT fIDlfffiJ1Jl 1l lIDmiillllljJfIDti ft1JiJ ttjtiJ Iho MAZDA LAMP will double your light without increasing your light bill Time metal filament affords two undalmlf times as much brilliancy as the ordinary carbon incandescent and quality of tho light is pure wnitc 1Vo would bo glad to quote you prices on this mini chandeliers and any electrical fixtures dosireJ liIDli firwllitffirl itmlW Wo shall bo glad to give estimates of cost of wiring your homo for ELECTRIC LIGHT All our work is hello by careful ex porionced mon and guaranteed to give aattaftution Barbourvillo Electric Light Heat Power iNCOIUliKATlcn rt D SMITH Loeeoo Phone No I Who Was There That You Knew I 41 II IT N tho shadowy ranks of those who marched to defeat or death or victory fifty tars ago In tha mighty conflict that convulsed this great nation is there I fatherorEnwdfaficrorunileof Would you like to seo a photograph of him in that long no day of his yuthtl photograph that ho never knew was Pe v3 cn chocyou onr and in any cane we can tell you a II thatstory I Iwere lost and urcTaurl c1 3500 Long Buried PbobgraphsI of the Civil were l ta aer la t11I UnU1 bIn d tt tr VB bor ht b United vrrnct x30 IerebuneJ the War Detn3it yarri i trmed there till a duplicate aI1 t tc 1ut 1 crwho died poor and broken dwr Ihit r r rte fit r aa VnockM from polar toroit fx ncr yoariiil it was diswvertl by a New England collector J crot tried secure the collection l rerdat Carield and General Beniaraa tier sad it ass 53nrj jet wti the help ct the Ksvwv catr collection 1m been gathered into rreit voiinw awl fticed within your reach nt s liai tha nve rl s 1ls prttocraplis It li tha warorthocam-craennot Is It tci ta non 1 War you never hears before Taken under iwottftlm tf the Secret Service these photograph brine to Ileht thou n3 of little known phases the war they netrata to trince places and record stranso think- sRn1inMuERt Our privilege ot icllinj these hooks II limited aa to time Our tupply Free Portdilioi is limited in quantity You rouit be prompt to secure cither better malt this coupon today Improper Emblems nod Devices In the Po yell county local option case where time drys won the Court of Appeals reversed the case of Con leyetc vs Hard wick and held that the election was void because im proper emblems or devices were printed on the official ballots The ballots under the head of Yes whichwas the dry column contained an open book with the words Holy Bible under it In the No cplumn which was the wet column there was a picture of a whisky bottle with a jjluts beside it ann u Snake pearl poking out of the bottle The court says such things materially affected the tIc tion and are therefore to be condemn d Tile opinion says the proof showed that one old negro said had ter vote under dnt Bible fer if I hadnt de Lawd Almighty would ter struck me dead Jcssaminejour nal Why does Great Britten buy its oatmeal of us Certainly it seems like carrying coals to Newcastle to speak of export ing oatmeal to Scotland yet year the Oats Company sends Hundreds of thousands of cases of Quaker Oats to Great Britian and reason is simple while the English and Scotch have for centuries eaten in quantities and with a regularity that has made them the most physicallYiand active mentally of all has been eating oatmeal and all the time to improve the methods o f manufacture so that he might get that desirable foreign trade How well he has succeeded would be seen at a glance at the export re on Quaker Oats This is without a rival is acked in regular 10c packages and in hermetically seal ed or climatea f l Zi XA iWJI 11 t ro r i12 or These- Pictures FREE I the Cot of Mailing Ir0 to clue you tome fpreatneas of this work Isuperb reproduc tion t the photographs free of chart handsome portfolio The rapln are very ptcth It aluable but send cants to cover the t coetotuImg The are not only Interestio from a historic stand ifI1 Pointbut framed make a splen did addition to your library walls lime toll him the ltctl ot etews ran this Ollertlon ofrssnt photosraphsstthprlce the neat three tha picture Send the coupon at once Ifree ofchstp upoductlon In- aF Alto Ia lme the Itory1 these ten the hat a aorta 0154 r coUrtlon myew- olenrloleletsutltatoerthecaltat malllnl drr I Professional Cards u Powers Sampson Smith ATTORNEYS ft COUNSELORS AT IwlarbouruiloXonruckTHOS ATTOUNKVATLAW Office on Public Square Notary in Office PHONE lot J M ROBSION LAWYER ki OFFICE Over First National Bank BAKUOUKVILLE KY T D MAIN rt Lawyer Ofllco West side Public Square BABHOUKVIMjR KY r A L PARKER DENTIST OKKIOK Up Stairs In Parker r Building- BARBOURVILLE r KY y Phones Mice 00 Tonsorial Parlor I F D A VrPROPRIETOR WEST SDE PUBLIC SQUARE It you wnn a good olqivii nv shave a neat hair out or slmmpno you ylll find no but tor place in town tSi Vl PlaceI Residence HiTE BA HSFORS r HITS TRADE wr GIVE HlikiA CAT e t J i Ube Mountain Hbvocate Published Every Friday at Barbourville Kentucky Entered ap Second Class Matter February 16th at the 1ostofflco at narbounrlrte Ky r under Act of Uongresa or March 8rd r D WILL CLAftKM EDITOR AND PUBLISHER t Subscription Rates 100 per year in advance to everybody 1 4 Is the number for those desiring to communicate with this office by phone Ring up Central ard ask for number You will then bo connected direct with this office if you 1110 fho Camp Ground rrelophono serico The Official Organ of the Republican Party in Knox County We are authorized to announce JUDGE FLEM D SAMPSON- Of Barbourville Kentucky as a candidate for the nomina 34thrsubject to the Republican Pri mary to be held Feb 4 1911 J fj JUDGE SAMPSON FOR jCIRCUIT JUDGE The people throughout the county and so far as we can learn throughout the district hail with delight the announcement of iiludge Flem D Sampson for the tjircuit Judgeship of this the 84th Judicial District of Kentucky Judge Sampson is a lawyer of well known ability and his fair dealings with his fellow man has won for him the confidence es tem and respect of everyone and now that they have an op portunity to honor him by elevating him to this exalted position they stand ready and waiting to cast their votes for him Judge Sampson is of a generous hearted disposition and was never known to refuse to aid de serving ones when called upon and his public spiritedness has caused him to contribute liber ally to every enterprise that has came this way Both of our colleges have received a generous subscription from him as well as every church- ill the town has been materially aided by his liberality Such men as Judge Sampson observe recognition and when he Delected as he doubtless will- S he will stand as high so far Pa vlegal qualifications go as any JpTuclge in the State 0 Knox is lining up solidly for fjudge Sampson and js expecting Whitley to join with her in mak ftirg TUB nomination unanimous if Every little country village has an ambition to become a trade center uula boom ity with no special Satural features or geographicalad vantages Under such conditions jwfbafis most needed is some enter J rise on the part of its local capital fists They must make the first advance in the uncertain field of devcl pment They mast capitalize smajli ftictpnep Jandsce that they are en ployed When the local business is finally developed and proves to the world that they are successful then outside enterprises will be sure to SJep in and enjoy your prosperity pwith you Just like a fellow who nds a favorite fishing hole and patches fish and all the other fisher n en who see that he is catching will ifsrop their hooks right by the side of the luckv fisherman The business mcnp zInytgtYIslrgjlldsloptulktgg nac hoping for Others to do some for tne town They should pjgetj together themselves and prove to world that they have a money lniakjng town No outsider wil- lwant to fish in our swimming hole tiptilwe porye that they can catch tfsb We have for years past noticed theulancew higher viz There tire as- a rule many more girls attending t tanb fn Why is this Where are the YIThey leaveschoolr many af 14 of them in their early or middle teens as soon as they are able to get a position as clerk in some store or office under the impresson that they are wasting time by remaining in school longer The average boy thinks that if he gets some business position that will enable him to earn a few dollarsa month and that looks toward his final occupation in life while his classmate sticks to school three or four years longer he has just so many years the start of his companion who remains in school Now the real facts in the case are that the reverse of this is the truth The boy who remains in school and acquires a thorough education InsI IIthingsbeingsurpass his class mate who left school three or four years earlier BUILD ONE HERE Suggestive Monument for A Town Push Boost Energy Schools Morality Churches Harmony Cordiality Advertising Talk about it Write about it Speak well alit Hlnlthfullocutiol1 Help to improve it Advertise n its papers Goodcountry tributary Elect good men to r lice Hoclcst competition in prices Faithexhibited by good works Try to make the atmosphere healthy Fire all croakers loafers and bumsj Let your object be the welfare growth sad promotion of your town and its people Speakwell of public spirited men aid also be one of them yourself Be honest with your fel lowmen and just to your friends Richmond Climax rCheopeiUo Live Someone who takes a rosy view sou life gets ofl the folio wing There are men who argue that living is high but they might try dying A live man gets shaved for ten cents but a dead one pays a dol lar and never kicks A good kersey overcoat cost 25 but a wooden one costs 100 A grave digger will plant potatoes for twenty cents an hour but for planting you he gets four times as much A carriage to he theatre costs 2 but one to the cemetery Cost 5 A saloon keeper will fill your hide to bursting for 50 cents but an embalmer gets 7 50 for the job Come to think of it there are lots of things left to live for in this world despite the high prices and the contrary weather Ex MARRIAGE f 1rA game of chance in which the chances are about even The man leads at first but after leaving the altar he usually follows breathlessly in his wiles trail The rules are very confusing If a tpa ked player holds you up sortie night at the end falppg gun itis coiled robbery and entitles you tp telephone the police but if your wile holds you up fpr a much larger amount the next morning it is termed diplomacy and counts in her favor In this as in other games qf lire jyivcs privilegesthan i i if I fr t ftbe Lobe SSe 1 jb JEbe Slue Is thcro Lqdge rooinupin heaveiVr Is there a master and brothers to givchIIt is said we know each otherrTell me if you know itss truef That we will use the word brother In that land beyond the blue I think I hear the Angels singing Masons Red Men IC Ps to I can hear their voices ringing In the land beyond the blue The day is coming not far distant Let us all our vows renew So that we may join that meeting In the land beyond the blue There we will meet the Great Grand Master Wardens Deacons brothers to Singing anthems everlasting In that land beyond the blue There we will see them from all Nations When the gates we have passed through Oh the many million Masons In that land bepond the blue If we knew we would not meet there This world here we sure would rue But we know good Masons go there To that land beyond the blue Now we end the labor of the old year AId begin upon the new Lets gel really for the Grand Lodge In that Lodge beyond the blue If we never meet again here Let us to each be kind and true If we expect to meet each other In the lund beyond the blue Fraternally W H MCDONALD Barbourville Kentucky December 27th 1910 u INDIANCREEK NEWS Prof H Cooper of Grays was the guest of home folks the last of the week Mrs J Campbell was in Wil ton Thursday The entertainment given at tin Campbellschool house the 24th was attended by a large crowd Prof J H Campbell of Iexinton is visiting relatives here ii B Croper and daughters Miss Emma Cooper and lrsO N Pilch ard were in Corbin Tuesday shop pingMrs S n Reese and son Ben were in Barbourville Tuesday the guests of relatives Granville Hubbs of Permon was calling on Miss Lydia Engle the latter part of the week Prof E Knuckles was calling on Miss Ada Wells Sunday Miss Pearl Harris was the guest of her grand parents Mr and Mrs A B Helton Sunday- M B Cooper and tiife entertained Sunday J Campbell wile and son 1roi B Campbell Misses Sudie and Ada Cooper and Mr and Mrs 0 N Prichard were present Bradley Reese was in Barbourville Wednesday on business W H Campbell was in Wilton Friday Misses Clara Campbell and Linda McVey were the guests of Miss Emma Cooper Friday Mrs Ann Helton is on the sick list this week Born to the wife of John Smithon the 123rdn fine girl mother and babe doingwell Success to the Mountain Advo cate and Hurrah for Flem D Samp son for Circuit Judge Rosh BUD It is becoming quite a fad in Pen di ton for the girls to go hunting with the young gentlemen A trag cdv nearly occured the other day over in tile neighborhood Lenov burg A young man shot at his sweetheart in ti dense liiickettfecause she looked Ilkea deer to7 him She 2ujt b If i Jfr rf tj fi q returned the compliment because he resembled rabbit Falmouth Outlook first Christmas Observance Christmas gets its name from the mass celebrated in the early days of the Christian Church in honor of the borth ol Christ its first solemn izntion having been ordered by Pope Telesphorus This was in or be fore the year 128 for in that year Pope Telesphorus lid At first Christmas was what is known as a movable feast just as Easter is now and owing to mis understandings was celebrated as lute as April or May In the fourth century an cclesiastical investigation was ordered and upon the author ity of the tables of the censors in the Roman archives December 25th was agreed upon as the date of the Saviors nativity Tradition fixed the eotir of Isis birth at about mid night and this led to the Celebration of a midnight mass in all the churches a second tit dawn and a third in the later morning at ten oclock tine Hundred Words Most Often Misspelled Manila Philippine neuralgia traf licking separate receive believe aer oplane chaufleur susceptible sincer ity dis hunius dirigible icicle in flammable iniquitous rigid thor acic vigorous Reiuselaer February benefited embarrass acquiesce priv ilege parallel judgement until analysis lettuce precede divisible super sede pursue origin fulfill descend ant government vertlcle prejudice noticeable miniature umbrella adjacent similar foreigner hygiene victuals millinery sovereign labor atory cistertr reverend cemetary mischevious vinegar bilious sieve clevis celery apparition lachrymal cavalier initiative inimitable lex terity agility diphtheria dissipate khaki hare lip erysipelas vaccinate legible prejudice specimen participle auxilary censure facilitate ense serviceable fugitive audible rhinoceros versatile bicycle cynical acetylihe indelible millionaire al paca surcingle mademoiselle cyan drical chute isosceles corpuscle Delaware y I I I YOU WANT LIGHT LiIgip1i1g 1t 1IDmi1t f1H ltf tube MAZDA LAMP wilt double your light without Increasing your light bill The metal filament affords two nndaImlf times as much brilliancy as the ordinary carbon Incandescent anti tho quality of the light is pure write Wo would bo glad to quote you prices on this lamp chandeliers and any electrical fixtures dfiBirovl ifJCIJ fffi1IDIDID lI illI i Jt1fJ Wo shall bo glad to give estimates of cost of wiring your homo for ELECTRIC LIGHT All our work is done by careful ex perienced men and is guaranteed to give satisfaction Uarbourvillc Electric Light Pleat S Power Co tlNCOItlnllATKI A D SMITH UoeeooP- hono No I Who Was There That You KnewfN tho shadowy ranks of those who marched to defeat or death or victory fifty years ago in tha mighty conflict that convulsed this great nation is there ifather or grandfather or im le of your Would like to see a p him in that long njo day of his yutha photograph that ho never Perhaps v3 fin chow you oar and in any case we can Iof knewaslI Ilost stranger sadaroul than riy tTli detective fiction of 3500 priceless 3500 Long Buried Photographs of the Civil Wer liT BETTER IKY Ji a 10Irl er to t eI Uattd sates d frI La 0e nt bLUnited UteaUrerrn or 5100 t eb fled the War Dciwrtiunt earst a3 lri d there still nut a duplcat at 11 tc ihUoxili r poor and broken d hit h lWs at vaj knoekM from polar topost fir near a lit was ilsctwercl by a New Earned collector J Iterpa Morai tried the collection rvPrs Jet Careld and Genertl Benjamin f IJukr tad it rte forth fl53rti yet wt the help ct too Ksvww r i tao cnltw collection has nattered rata treat vcr1 and rsced within your reach at es tlai the aie rl a Ot pVrtoeraphi It is tlis one lucurateUpcrfal 1stsiy cf ti enl War for the camera cannot It ti f rtonr tl ts War never head before Taken under roteetliri cf the Secret Service these photographs brics to Ileht thou of little known phew ot the war penetrate to trance places and record strange thinr- aRnMBMBER1our privilege of telling these books Ii limited ns to time Our supply of Free Portfolios limited in quantity You must be pompt to secure either fetter mail this coupon today Improper Emblems and Devices In the Powell county local option case where the drys won the Court of Appeals reversed the cnse of Con Icy Sc vs Hardwick and held that the election was void because improper emblems or devices were printed on the official ballots The ballots under the head ofliVes which was the dry column contained an open book with the words Holy Bible under it In the No column which was the wet column there was a picture ofn whisky bottle with a gluts beside it nun u snakes head poking out of the bottle The court says such things materially affected the election and are therefore to be condemn d The opinion says the proof soidiIif 1 hadnt de Lawd Almighty would er struck me dead Jessaminejour nil Why does Great Britlan buy its oatmeal of us Certainly it seems like carrying exportingyear the Quaker Oats Company sends hundreds of thousands of cases of Oats to Great Britian andSuaker The reason is simple while the English and Scotch have for centuries eaten oatmeal in quantities and with a regularity that has made them the most rugged physically and active mentally of people t Ie American has been eating oatmeal and all the time to improve the methods of manufacture so that he might get that desirable foreign trade How well he has succeeded would be seen at a glance at the export ports on Quaker Oats This brand k without a rival is In lOc packagesand in hermetically sealed tins for hot j lit ryJspa r1Io t1NLittlr w 112 or The Picture FREE Forth Cot of Matlintr la order to the 1Jt uf the prMtncis this work we will you superb reproduc 7 tier d the photographs free of chart handsome portfolio These aphi are very peni rvaluable bet eollo cents to cover ruint but framed make a splen tdid addition to your library walls thtt ofxJhotollralbl lUbe rrlce three wn heponce 11 tJet1loteresliuyouhaw RevljIJ tb r11tneelydlscoreredOnly mefresohuge photogphs sad haadeomepoufalla tend the there whit the rnerDnltDI hall s dotn un mote the I eorlole ci milling fame I Professional Cards e Powers Sampson Smith Y ATTORNEYS COUNSELORS AIL tftarbourvitte JfontucJey THOS fr TINSLEYAT- TORNKYATLAW Office on Public Square Notary in Office PHONE 101 J M ROBSIONLA S OFFICE Over First National Bank- BAUUOIRYILLE KY s T D MAIN Lawyer SquareI A E1 PARKER DENTIST OPFionUp Stairs In Parker Buiiclin- gBARBOURVILLEr KYtiPhones Ollico 80- Residence 00 Tonsorial Parl- orRFDAVIS PROPRIETOR WEST SDE PUBLIC SQUARE v Jf you wanE a good clan shave a neat hair ot or u 1i shumppo 0 1wllt flan no opt f tor pjace In town si HiTE RS 9P 04 KITE TRADEJ t e GIVE tptA CAJi sr t I Rw Xt THE MOUNTAIN ADVOCATE D W CLARX IIDlTOft- BARBOURVILj r rt KENTUCKY n PRICILiOno Year in advaace U 100 I91Qr ecombor19l 9 v1 T W 1 2 8 4151617 8I il1- a 10 1112 111 1141 15 16 17 18119 120 121 22 23 r24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 X d 7f Vmo Card i WorM found No Dally duo 103inm No except BunlloyIM p m No34 Dnllydue1124IJ m JoufA Hound No SI Dolly duo i21 p m 4 No except Sunday 1120 am No Dally duo 345 m 4 Street car leaves Hotel Jones twenty min utes before the scheduled time for trains Church Directory i r I OUMDERiANDitVEItHAITI8TCIIURCIIEvory Morning BervlcoMl1OO n m KventnK 710 pm Sabbath 8chooD46 a m Prayer Meeting Wednesday 720 p m ka REV HUTSON Pastor KII18T METHODIST EPISCOPAL OHUltOII Every Sunday In each month Mprnlnir Service 1100 a m Kvmilng 730 p m Ribtmth School a m Prayer Meeting Thur day700 p i- HEV F HA UHOP Pastor CHHISTJAN CHURCH SERVICES Morning Sorvlcel100 n m y Evening 730 pm Sabbath SchoolM 046 a m Junior Endeavor 180 p m R8 Workers Con Tuo 700 p m Prayer Meeting Tue daM 745 p m 43 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERVICES kA First and Third Sunday In each month Morning Servlooll00 a m Evening 730 pm Sabbuth School 845 a In Prayer Meeting Wednesday 730 p m REVHOUTL BROWN Pastor r- atsFeeaaaaaa3aeeEr sE- iGPIRSONALSin Around Town aaaaaa 3 rEEiEEFEEEse t E G Asher of Pineville was here Tuesday between trains Mrs Hughes is quite ill this week at her home on Main Street W W Sawyers is recovering from a severe attack of the grippe Jack Howard of Pineville was in town last Monday on business W S Hudson attended the Press Meeting in Louisville this week Mrs J B Stivers of Corbin it visiting relatives here this week George Skidmore ol Harlan was a visitor in this city Wednesday John Stansberry ol Atlanta Ga is spending a few days with relatives here Miss Myrtle Cole is the guest of Miss Forest Baker in London this s Dr Croley of Williamsburg visited relatives here Monday and Tuesday Miss Dora Ingram ol Pour Mile was the guest Tuesday of Mrs B C Harrop is spending the Christmas holidays with friends in Covington Mr and Mrs Hiram Owens are 4inertng into their new home on High Street Miss Lou Faulkner is the guest this week of Miss Lucille Woodson at Flat Lick Robert Tuggle came home to spend Christmas with home folks Qlast Sunday morning r Judge Charles E Herd of Mid l dlesboro was a court day visitor Ji I fn town last Monday t rt Rev T B Stratton returned th ffI first of the week from on extended ij trip over the district j 4 t 11t Mrs O C McClung stall children t if gfllye are spending few dayshere- the Ielt of relatives t r 1IP Sawyer A Smith was here a few hours last Friday but returned Again to his work in Covington Ljrna Golden and family have moved into the Judge Golden property on Manchester Street Mr and Mrs Howard Ross of Trosper are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs E E Satvycr Miss Janie Sullivan returned Tues day from Danville where she spent the holidays with relatives Mr and Mrs Louis Ltntr return ed Tuesday from California where they have been lor some time fJohn Byrley of Lexington is spending a few days with hume folks and engaging in hunting Hon Caleb Powers left last Tues day afternoon fur Uushmgton D C and will be absent for some days Miss Nannie Davidson and Mr S L Combs of Beattyville are the guest of their sister Mrs V C McDonaldMrs Smith entertained Mr and Mrs W W Tinsley and family and several other friends to an dub orate Christmas dinner Mrs Murrell Thompson of Augusta with her little daughter Louise is visiting her parents ilr and Mrs T B Stratton Mrs W H McDonald will have as her weekend guests Mesdames Charles Kincaid loseph Mitchell and G M Smith all of Corbinr Mrs H H Carmical has returned to her home in Mt Vernon after a pleasant six wteks sojourn with her daughter Mrs A W So wards Capt and Mrs Jackson Morris of Frankfort arrived on Christmas afternoon and were the guests until Monday night of W H Green and family BornLast Thursday to the wife of W M Dishman a daughter Mrs Irishman has been in a very precarious condition and grave fears have been entertained for her recovery The babe is doing nicely Ye editor and wife fared pretty well as Santa Clause was very kind to us Among the list of presents we mention a beautiful water set presentedon the Christmas tree by a member of the Advocate force and another which was even a greater surprise was a ten dollar check pre sented by our very special friend John M Robsion There tokens were all appreciated t LOCAL BREVITIES LOOM t c+ Rev A C Hutson of Knoxville Tenn has accepted a call from the local congregation of the Baptist church and removed here this wee with his family The handsomest Calendar of all is the one sent out by The National Stockman and Farmer Pittsburg Pa It will be sent to any one who willsend 10 cents to pay package and postage Send for itHNotice to the of the Graded School The winter and spring term of school will begin on Monday January 9th instead of Monday Janu ary 2nd Very respectfullyM Supt EntertainedI Mrs J Prank Hawn had us her guests at a six oclock dinner party Judge and Mrs P D Sampson Mr nd Mrs Sol T Steele of Cleveland 0 Mrs 0 C McClung of Elys Misses Margaret Sampson Lenora and Nell Barner oOo Miss Ada Stephens was the host ess Xt a dinner party Wednesday at the home of her aunt Mrs John M Tinsley Those present were Misses Nancye Faulkner Maud Cole Annie Dee Albright Nannie Riley Ida Cole Mable Matthews Lucy Tinsley Mary Sawyer Jessie Ballard Nellie Rdot Maud McDonald and Mollie Smit 1S74THE MOUNTAIN ECHO1875 From the Pen of Ion John H Wilson and lion Vincent Boreing ReEchoed From 74 and 75 KNOX COUNTY LOCALS JANUARY STII 1875 Measles among us and many of our people have measlcy kids CharleyRenfro was here last week Milt Yorks distillery is in opera tion Your attention is directed to the Grangers column Lots of changes and moving around consequent upon the new year r Wm Tinsley killed a hog a few Hays ago which had two paunches Quarterly Court yesterday But few people in town Dan Johnson has bought Single tons Yeller Store H II Hunter Circuit Clerk has moved his office into the new court house Dave Colyer is back from the South Stock market dull He was in North Carolina The propcJty of John R Helton deceasedrented for 503 00 The blacksmith shop renting for 14400 Miss Maggie Dislimnn entertained her mends laast Friday evening at her fathers John Dishman We learn that Judge John Goodin of Pineville has bought the farm where Mrs Mark lives in this coun ty Doug Vermillion who has been livingin Illinois three or four years arrived here Wednesday night Abner Anderson has awakened from his Rip Vanwinkle sleep Ab ner wants fire abolished in this Con gressional district Read his letter Stowe Harte the Evangelist of the Lynn Camp Association with others has just closed a time days meeting at Robinson There were twenty additions From S W Harmon we learn that Miss Nannie Owens had a nice exhibition at the close ol her school and that she gave satisfaction as a teacher Pleas Walker of Whitley cou sty has a gourd which measures 5 feet 4 inches in circumference and weighs sixty pounds Had Capt Ford run for Congress and had been defeated by 629 majority we think he would not have contested as Cockrill has done Col Jon G Eve has been confined- o his room for two weeks pneu monia fever Gord P bain is con fined to his roommeasles Shooting matches are all the- o Jim Brafford Wm McDaniel oiVm Fox and George Faulkner challenge Lynn Camp and Indian Creek If that man who has that good mill to sell will advertise the sale in the Echo instead of writing on little slips of paper and posting them about he will find bidders W J Ore shot and killed a wild goose on the farm of Mrs Glascock ssuth side of the Cumberland river two miles from this place It meas ured five and a half feet from one tipof the wing to the other We learn that Hon Jno D White who has been in Washington dur ing December that it is likely a mail route will soon be established be tween Pineville and Manchester From Manchester to Hazard the mail will be carried twice per weekand from Beattyvillc to Campion twice per week List of marriage licence issued in Knox county in December Herd S Sprinkle to Dlizabeth Umfleat Hli Ewens to Emily Ray James Cox to Nancy Mays E P Baine to Mary E Pope B C Calaway to Nancy Prichard J H Ballard to Kate Dish man A K Cooke to Laura Dish man John Parker to Lucinda Kerby James A Pope to Nancy E Pope James C Sprowl to Sarah McVey John H Westerfield to Amanda Dora Baughman Douglass Scvier to Kate Taulbee 7 4Jl 0 IJIBDUeccmbrr 11th Mury daughter of Joseph Logan JancI years nine months and 25 days There are a great many persons u ho were former residents of this county who now live in other States and being subscribers for the Echo we thought it would be inter esting to them to hear something concerning lUirbourvillc The town is in the same old place and will never get anywhere else un less washed off hy the Cumberland river Richland creek or Smoky The public buildings are the new courthouse in the middle ofI the public square and the jail nearby The couithoufee is about finiched andcost 11500 Tin jailwas built in 18G4 is ready to fall down and cost nobody knows how much say 7000 There are about 30 dwelling houses two ho els five dry goods stores one drugstore the local option law has killed the groceriestwo blacksmith shops two cabinet workmen eight law yers two physicians two shoe shops one saddlers shop two churches cne gristmill and The Mountain Echo The following named persons are housekeepers with the number in the family W W Sawyer 8 in family Mrs Ellen Matthews 5 in family John H Davis Ii in family John W Reeder 7 in family W F Costellow 4 in family Jesse T Wil son 2 in family A E Pogue 7 in family G P Harrison 3 in family G A Doaue 3 in family W B Anderson 5 in family Mrs jno R Helton 2 in family W P Fox 6 in family Wm Tinsley Sr 8 in family Wm Tinsley Jr 3 in family JjPitzerin family Dr O P Herndon 9 in family John F King 7 in family R ll Charles 2 in family Mat Bol ton 8 in family A W Hopper 2 in family Mrs Mnlmla Dowis 1 in family Dr M Dishman 5 in family A Y Culton 6 in funnily G P flame 2 in family N A Chamber lain 3 in family John H Wilsan 2 in family T S Wilson 2 in family H K Wilson 3 in family W E Word 4 in family John Dishman 7 in family J Hugh Smith 3 in fam ily A It Singleton 3 in family Wm McDnmcl 5 in family Mrs Lucy Horn 5 in family Jas T Gibson 4 in family T G Gibson 2 in family David Dishman 4 in family Mrs Vermillion 3 in family James H Tinsley in family N Brafford 4 in family Geo Parrot 2 in family H B Hudson 4 in family N Shutt 2 in family John Hicks 2 in family making a total of 192 people in BarbourvilleThe ought to be house keepers and some of them are try ing to be T J Wyatt John G Eve Wm Tinsley James Tinsley James D Black H Hunter Obediah Jenkins Green Elliott G M Hudson F B MeClary Josh Faulkner T Culton James H Dishman Hon G M Adams Wm Phipps Total 15 The colored population numbers not exceeding 35 We can safely say that the popu lation in the corporation willnot exceed 250 BLISS AND WOE A kiss And a thought And the life of a minute Such is bliss A grave And a sob And a desolate horns Such is woe W rThe blisss V Can be made Andmust or we miss it And mourn it The woe Will or no Comes sooner or later to all X And we brave it This life is too short to let bliss Slip by and be lost If woe be not bitterly present Take bliss And be sure while you may That you have it 11 Thinkout THIS F0 f y0aknow isa there is that you can glvclv1 frIend aa A H Mel li Presetitf that they will f much ono ofVvJ your PHOTOS J have opened my studio in thQ J rooms over L tK Millers and can make you a splnedid PHOTO any sl O1 you mny want and nt prices that arc bound to please Come nnJ sue m work and let me make up some for you Satisfaction guaranteed G A SMITHP- HOTOGRAPHER 7 STUDIO Over L G MILLERS ARCADE STORE HOTEL JONES 5ARBOURYILLE IY t IInoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo lituo Baths Everything New and UptoDate o o Top Notchoo 000000000000000000000000i RAZES 200 PER DAY t 71 AMERICAN PLAN IE Comer Knox Street and Public Square W R TIPPETT Manager IIi1-I Rtth eme I OR RENTCD ON COMMISSION il YOU DONT YOthingJ Years appreciate StorrJS Accommodations 0000000000000000000000 SOLD 1 want to Buy Real Estate If so see mo and I will 9 ff try to supply your wants I large list 4D J of farms in Knox county consisting of Coal nd Tib lands grass lands agricultural farms in large small and medium size tracts that I can suit the wish of almost eny one Also TSZI Ihaving a nice list of property both improved and unimproved listed for sale If you want to locate in town either to buy or C rent SEE ME I can supply your wantsIf I havent what you want I will get it or try to If you want to sell or rent let me find you a customer List with me I will put yur wants before the public and treat you right I I am also agent for land in Florida Commission reasonable IFarm Lands D W Florida d TTW Lands Mineral Lands IBARBOURVILLE KENTUCKY I DR B F HE NDONiDruggist PharmacisttS2GG = MEDICINESEEENice Line of Patent Medicines Combs Brushes PerfumeryBooks and Stationery- DR HERNDONS PRESCRIPTIONS ARE CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED NICE LINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO NEW HOTEL BLOCK KNOX STREET BARBOURVILLE KY IGEOeGEVV I LIVERY Feed and Sale Stable Only FirstClass Livery in TowQ East Side Public Square Barbourville Kentucky j 7 it f L ij tTHE MOUNTAIN ADVOCATE D W CLARK BDITORj fc BARBOURVILLE KENTUCKY rmciIl 100 j9coemborSrrj 3t T W T 2 3 41516171 8 91 10 11112 II3 I14 15 16 17 18119 20 121 22 23 r24o 2S 26 127 28 29 301 31 X d 7f Vlme Card fefe Tforth Wound No Dally duo 1032 a m No except SundayM m o1t Dallyduo US P m JoutA tftound r No Dally duoM 324 p m No except Sunday 1120 am No Dally duo 345 m threat car leaves Hotel Jones twenty min utes before the scheduled time for trains Church Directory I Ci15111LRLANDitLVEILDAPTISTCIIUItCIIEvery horning ServleeltOO n m Kvonlnff 780prn Pabbath School 145 m 1raycr Mooting WednesdayM 720 p m HBV A HUTSON Pastor HI U8T METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUUCII s Every Sunday In each month rnlnlr Service 1100 a m Evening 730 p m ftibtrath School 030a m Prayer Meeting Thur dayToo p m REV F HA It HOP Pastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICES Morning 80rvlce1100 a m Evening MM 700 pm Sabbath School 015 a m Junior Endeavor MlOO P m y 8 8 Workers Con TUC8M 7W p m Prayer Mooting Tuesday 745 p m PUBSBYTBUIAN CHURCH SERVICES t 1First and Third Sunday In each month Morning Serlcel100 a m Kvonlng MM 730 pm Sabbath School 945 am Prayer Mooting Wednesday 730 pm UEV HUnT L IIUOWN Pastor 81ecB 9 9 3 93EeEeE6EE drPPERSONALS m r Around Town 993 a9 EEEEeeEEEE6E E G Asher of Pineville was here Tuesday between trains 5t Mrs Hughes is quite ill this week at her home on Main Street W W Sawyers is recovering from a severe attack of the grippe Jack Howard of Pineville was in r town last Monday on business W S Hudson attended the Press nrrMeeting in Louisville this week f Mrs J B Stivers of Corbin is visiting relatives here this week George Skidmore of Harlan was a visitor in this city Wednesday John Stansherry ol Atlanta Gar is spending a few days with relatives here I Miss Myrtle Cole is the guest of Miss Forest Baker in London this week Mrs Dr Croley of Williamsburg visited relatives lure Monday and Tuesday Miss Dora Ingram of Four Mile was the guest Tuesday of Mrs B C Lewis Miss May Harrop is spending the Christmas holidays with friends in Covington Mr and Mrs Hiram Owens are moving into their new home on High Street Miss Lou Faulkner is the guest this week of Miss Lucille Woodson at Flat Lick- Robert Tuggle came home to i4spend Christmas with home folks last Sundaymorning a Judge Charles E Herd of Midi m dlesboro was a court day visitor 4in town last Monday f Rev T B Stratton returned the t VV Aj first of the week from an extended tripover the district fr36 Mrs O C McClung and children 0 ofHlys are spending a few d Y8 here iI i the esc of relatives r5 7l r iYi A T Sawyer A Smith was here a few hours last Fridny but returned again to his work in Covington Lynn Golden and family have moved into the Judge Golden prop erty on Manchester Street Mr and Mrs Howard Ross of Trosper are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs E E Sawyer Miss Janie Sullivan returned Tues day from Danville where she spent the holidays withrelatives Mr and Mrs Louis Lvntz return ed Tuesday from California where they have been lor some time fJohn Byrley of Lexington is spending a few days with home folks and engaging in hunting lion Caleb Powers left last Tues day afternoon fur ashington D C andwill be absent for some days Miss Nannie Davidson and Mrs S L Combs of Beuttyville arc the bUcst of their sister Mrs V C McDonaldMrs Smith entertained Mr and Mrs W W Tinsley and famil and several other friends to an dub orate Christmas dinner Mrs Murrell Thompson of Au gusta with her little daughter Louise is visiting her parents and Mrs T B Stratton Mrs W H McDonald will have as her weekend guests Mesdames Charles Kincaid loseph Mitchell and G M Smith nit of Corbin Mrs H H Carmical has returned to her home in Mt Vernon after a pleasant six wteks sojourn with her daughter Mrs A W So wards Capt and Mrs Jackson Morris of Frankfort arrived on Christmas afternoon and were the guests until Monday night of W H Green and family Born Last Thursday to the wife of W M Dishman a daughter Mrs Dishraan has been in a very precarious condition and grave fears have been entertained for her recov ery The babe is doing nicely Ye editor and wife fared pretty well as Santa Clause was very kind to us Among the list of presents we mention a beautiful water set presentedon the Christmas tree by a member of the Advocate force and another which was even n greater surprise was a ten dollar check pre sented by our very special friend John M Robsion These tokens were all appreciated v r14i tatf tfA iv t LOCAL RREVITIESM LOOM 1 C+ Rev A C Hutson of Knoxville Tenn has accepted a call from the local congregation of the Baptis church and removed here this WeeJf with his family The handsomest Calendar of all is the one sent out by The National Stockman and Farmer Pittsburg Pa It will be sent to any owe who willsend 10 cents to pay package and postage Send for it X Noticeto the Patrons of the Graded School The winter and spring term of school will begin on Monday January 9th instead of Monday Janu ary 2nd Very respectfully M H JUDD Supt Entertained fMrs J Frank Hawn had as her guests at a six oclock dinner party judge and Mrs F D Sampson Mr IInd Mrs Sol T Steele of Cleveland 0 Mrs 0 C McClung of Elys Misses Margaret Sampson Leuora and Nell Barner oOo Miss Ada Stephens was the host essXt n dinner party Wednesday at the home ol her aunt Mrs John M Tin lcy Those present were Misses Nancye Faulkner Maud Cole Annie Dee Albright Nannie Riley Ida Cole Mable Matthews Lucy Tinsley Mary Sawyer Jessie Ballard Nellie Rot Maud McDonaldand Mollie omit v 9ilBIBIi3lIBI ii7fi0fiC YRfiG ti K 1S74THE MOUNTAIN ECHO1875 From the Pen of Hon John H Wilson and Honij Vincent Boreinf ReEchoed From 74 and 751ft lz 6 sa aywsa eLe sw esxss sa sa sa 3 KNOX COUNTY LOCALS JANUARY STH 1875 Measles among us and many of our people have menslcy kids Charley Kenfro was here last week Milt Yorks distillery is in opera tiun Your attention is directed to the Grangers column Lots of changes and moving around consequent upon the new year f Wm Tinsley killed a hog a few Hays ago which had two paunches Quarterly Court yesterday But few people in town Dan Johnson has bought Single tons Ynller Store H H Hunter Circuit Clerk has moved his office into the new court house Dave Colyer is back from the South Stock market dull He was in North Carolina The propeJty of John R Helton deceased rented for 503 00 The blacksmith shop renting for 14400 Miss Maggie Dishman entertained her friends mast Friday evening at er fathers John Dishman We learn that judge John Goodin of Pineville has bought the farm where Mrs Mark lives in this county Doug Vermillion who has been livingin Illinois three or four years arrived here Wednesday night Abner Anderson has awakened from his Rip Vanwinkle sleep Ab ner wants fire abolished in this Con gressional district Read his letter Stowc Harte the Evangelist of the Lynn Camp Association with others has just closed a nine days meeting at Robinson There were twenty additions From S W Harmon we learn that Miss Nannie Owens had a nice exhibition at the close of her school and that she gave satisfaction as a Walker of Whitley cou ity has a gourd which measures 5 feet 4 inches in circumference and weighs sixty pounds Had Capt Ford run for Congress and had been defeated by 629 majority we think he would not have contested as Cockrill has done Col Jon G Eve has been confined o his room for two weeks pneu monia fever Gord P Bain is con fined to his roommeasles Shooting matches are all the o Jim Brafford Wm McDaniel Vat Fox nnd George Faulkner challenge Lynn Camp and Indian Creek If that man who has that good mill to sell will advertise the sale in the Echo instead of writing on little slips of paper and posting them about he will find bidders W J Ore shot and killed a wild goose on the farm of Mrs Glascock ssuth side of the Cumberland river two miles from this place It meas ured five and a half feet from one tip of the wing to the other We learn that Hon Jno D White who has been in Washington dur ing December that it is likely a mail route will soon be established tween Pineville and Manchester From Manchester to Hazard time mail will be carried twice per weekand from Bcattyville to Cumptoo twice per week List of marriage licence issued in Knox county in December Herd S Sprinkle to Dlirabeth Umfleat Eli Ewens to Emily Ray James Cox to Nancy Mays E P Baine to Mary E Pope B C Calaway to Nancy Prichard J H Ballard to Kate Dish man A K Cooke to Laura Dish man John Parker to Lucinda Kerby James A Pope to Nancy E Pope James C Sprowl to Sarah McVey John H Westerfield to Amanda Dora Baughman Douglass Scvicr to Kate Taulbee 5k rIDIED December llth Mary lane daughter of Joseph Logan aged 19 years nine months and 25 daysi There are a great many persons u ho were former res deists of this county who now live in other States and icing subscribers for the Echo we thought it would be inter esting to them to hear something concerning Barbourville The town is in the same old place and will never get anywhere else un less washed off by the Cumberland river Richlund creek or Smoky The public buildings are the new courthouse in the middle of the public square and the jail nearby The couithouse is about finichcd and cost 11500 Tin jail was built in 1864 is tendy to fall down and costnobody knows how much say7JOOO There arc about 30 dwelling houses two ho els five dry goods stores one drug store the local option law has killed the groceries two blacksmith slumps two cabinet workmen eight lawyers two physicians two shoe shops one saddlers shop two churches one gristmill and The Mountain Echo The following named persons are housekeepers with the number in the family W W Sawyer 8 in family Mrs Ellen Matthews 5 in family John H Davis 6 in family John Y Reeder 7 in family W F Costellow 4 in fancily Jesse T Wil son 2 in family A E Pogue 7 family G P Harrison 3 in fomilinI G A Doane 3 in family W Anderson 5 in family Mrs Jno R Helton 2 in family W P Fox 6 in family Wm Tinsley Sr 8 in family Wm Tinsley Jr 3 in family JIPitzerin fancily Dr 0 P Herndon 9 in family John F King 7 in family R B Charles 2 in family Mat Bol ton 8 in fancily A W Hopper 2 in family Mrs Mahala Dowis 1 in family Dr M Dishman 5 in lam ily A Y Culton 6 in family G P Bnine 2 in family N A Chamber lain 3 in fancily John H Witsnn 2 in family T S Wilson 2 in family H K Wilson 3 in family W E Word 4 in family John Dishman 7 in family J Hugh Smith 3 in fam ily A It Singleton 3 in family Wm McDanicl 5 in family Mrs Lucy Horn 5 in family Jas T Gibson 4 in family T G Gibson 2 in family David Dishman 4 in family Mrs Vermillion 3 in family James H Tinsley 6 in fancily I No Brafford 4 in family Geo Parrot 2 in family H B Hudson 4 in family N Shutt 2 in family John Hicks 2 in family making a total of 192 people in BarbourvilleThe ought to be housekeepers and some of them are try ing to be T J Wyatt John G Eve Wm Tinsley James Tinsley James D Black H Hunter Obedinh Jenkins Green Elliott G M Hudson F B McClary Josh Faulkner T J Culton James H Dishman lion G M Adams Wm Phipps Total 15 The colored population numbers not exceeding 35 We can safely say that the popu lation in the corporation willnot exceed 250 BLISS AND WOE A kiss And a thought And the life of a minute Such is bliss A grave And a sob And a desolate homa Such is woe WJ The blisss y Can be made Andmust or we miss it And mourn it The woe Will or no Comes sooner or later to all X And we brave it This life is too short to let bliss Slip by and be lost If woe presentTake And be sure while you may That you have it tl7 l i iJ r Think About THIS DONT y ta thntthore that you can glVip a friend as aitNet Yews U ruts that they wil- lnpprcInto h x much your PHOlOBU- I have opened J my studio In the rooms over L W I Millers 8torv = and can make you a splnedid PHOTO any silo 5ou mny want nnd nt prices that fire bound to please Come anJ see my work and let me make up some for you Satis faction guaranteed G A SMITHP- HOTOGRAPHERSTUDIO OverL G MILLERS ARCADE STORK V HOTEL JONES I BARBOURVILLE IY 7The w Leading Hotel In S E Kentucky 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 o 0 o Telephone Electric Light and Natural Gas o o in hver Room Hot and Cold Water oro Baths Everything New and UptoDate o o Accommodations Top Notchoo oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo RAlES 2o0PER DAY AMERICAN PLAN 1c Corner Knox Strut and Public Square W R TIPPETT Manager TeIf l te r I J0 YOU williwant to Buy Real Estate If so see me and I try to supply your wants I have a large list C 4 Iof farms in Knox county consisting of Coal and Timber lands grass lands agricultural farms In large small and medium size tracts that I can suit the wish of almost eny one Also TOWN PROPERTYhaving a nice list of property both improved and unimproved listed for sale If you want to locate in town either to buy or rent SEE ME I can supply your wantsIf I havent what you want I will get it or try to- Il you want to sell or rent let me find you a customer List with me I will put yur wants before the public and treat you right- I am also agent for land in Florida Commission reasonable Farm Lands D TiT Lk1KMineral Lands Florida Lands L BARBOURVILLE KENTUCKY DR B F HERNDON Druggist and Pharmacist f C Iz 5CG G e29 cc 8c 0 PURE DRUGS and MEDICINESEEEEEE Ee Nice Line of Patent Medicines Combs Brushes PerfumeryBooks and Stationery- DR HERNDONS PRESCRIPTIONS ARE CAREFULLYS COMPOUNDED NICE LINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO NEW HOTEL BLOCK KNOX STREET BARBOURVILLE KY r IGEO GEJT TYEI LIVERYI JOnly FirstClass Livery in Town East Side Public Square Barbourvitle Kentuckyli It H L HATTONS Mat MarketOOOOOOOOO HXXXXXX OOOO X OO 1Walnut tCash I STEAK and No Mistake have opened fresh Meat Vegetable stand the Costello building Walnut Street propose keep nice fresh Meats and Vegetables for the denizens Barbour vine and propose keep constantly hand nice Chops and Steak nice fresh vegetables at reason ablepricesCall get your meat sweet and fresh for breakfast dinner and supper My shop will be open the public from early morn until late night t accommodate the hungry multitude None but the best meats handled so you will know when you ATTQNS STEAK you can rely it being fresh and mistake I I H L HATTONBAKBOUUVILLE KENTUCKY PROFIT SWiRII PIANO CLUE Join My Piano Club all selling expense jobbers dealers profit Retail 27600 Price PrIceIS222QO- SS7OOO 24800 4OOOO 28260 Makes you a member sends a piano to your homo and saves I middlemens profit e Sond In coupon I r today HOMEA I my and in on and to of to on to at get on no Save as well as and solicitors Club S02DOO I you tho the EVANS PIANO Locust Des from Walnut Street fACTORY IKeeps up duos and case of death gives you receipt full for your Iin Terms less this rental IKhest quality unlimited paarnntoc satisfaction or money refunded A still greater reduction by using our fcoupon Call or wri for ox M planatory booklet at once F 0 CO and la Pianos Factory to nom your in icSi Prize Offers from Leading Book on patents Hints to inventors Inventions needed I Why some inventors fail Send rough sketch or model for search of Patent Office records Our Mr Greeley was formerly Acting Commissioner of Patents and as such had full charge of the U S Patent Office GREELEY M9INTIRE PATENT WASHINGTON D Ct METAL neededrepairs wellt cnn crestingU ror Prices and other detailed Information apply to Lonl Denprs 01 Lunlrac ors o CliRTRi lIT MliTAI ROOFING CO iMilLIAUKIPHIA PUNN r MI t uRs JOHN WHITE G- 0i AND HIDESHIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR FURS HIDES pricelistEstablished 1887- LOUISV1LLEKY I 125It Manufacturers ATTORNEYS SHINGLES NEW IDEA MANURE SPREADER I FARMERS ATTENTIONThis Manure Spreader Is different from all others Do not buy without first Investigating the merit of the same The exclusive features not found on other machines Drawn with coupling pole without a clutch or cog loadingthei anteed to pulverize all manure notice the ree This machine la built on a corn mon sense principle of a farm wagon the simplest most durable lightest draft lowest yearsrGucar Ew tD w iADmR CO Coldwater Ohio t r i UNION COLLEGEBA- RBOURVILLE KENTUCKY UR departschoolinputs ACADEMIC NORMAL INTERMEDIATE PRIMARY COMMERCIAL MUSIC II tIrART and ELOCUTION During the fall term work has been given inall the departments except the Commercial Our work in them has been of the highest efficiency as attested by our Ipprloading institutions of our state The Association of Colleges for Kentucky after examining our catalogue courses of study and work done placed us on the accredited list in the highest rank U A This means thatf the work done in our scluvil is accepted by theni or by other Colleges and Universities without examination I liexIt experience well fit him for the work Instruction and training will be given in Book Keeping Short Hand Type Writing and other subjects which go with these such as Penmanship Commercial Arithmetic etc iOwing to the interest in it at this season we deem it proper to make special mention of the Normalc Department Profs B 0 Lewis and Joshua f Tye will have charge of this work They will teach all the Normal Branches for the entire live months Prof Lewis has been in this work long enough to be well t known Prof rye is u graduate of the State Normal at Richmond This with Ids wide experience in Public rIISchool work well equips him for the training of teachers for the Public schools MBoard ii the young jMensor young tallies Halls is hardly 050 per month This includes room heatIrlight etc Good board can be obtained with private families at 250 per weektI TUITION the Normal Department per month is 200Ii It 11the Commercial Department per month is we spend much more in instructing and curing for our students than vp charge themyet we are anx I fWhileall conic who will We exist for the good we may be able to do for the community Hence the ti attendance the better we are enabled to accomplish our mission to come should notify ns early and whether they desire to board in the Halls or with f private family Students should arrive here on January lidFFor further information call on or address JAMES D BLACK LL D President f 1tOrPROF B C LEWIS Normal Department = 4ir i r If You are interested in securing a Home in the SunnybyCome in arelet ustaik H WffiCIDmrrIID 1 k ad show you what bargains we have to offer D W CLARK Agent Barbourville Ky fijAWW i i1 I BuyYourGoothFromUsItR e you can save money and at the sane time have a new and complete stock to from We have a full and complete line of mens ladies and childrens that are sure to please No better line to be found anywhere Hens I5eltct hats caps suspenders hose collars gloves ties underwear etc See shoesatIprices on ladies dress goods neckwear cottons and woolen and see us in the new Lawson building whether you buy or not you are TRUNKS SUIT CASES AND HANDBAGS w 1 I 1fall1i1yIf you are trot already a customer we want you to be one I W HD E TH ERAGE Hh 1 i t fJ t ii k l tt wI