N ADVOCtt3at Barboittville Kentucky

jbruary lOthi 1004 at tho Postofflco at liarbourvllle Ky5t of Congress of March 3nl 1879

MEDITOff PND PUBLISHER

tes100 per year in advance to Everybodyc

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Official Organ of the Republican Party in Knox Connty

NEW YEARt

jioticijnt Providence has percraH to step out of the old

atinto the New Year Againfri3hould remember that only a

tfetvyearugo that we were per¬

I bitted to begin a new and prethh1gstknow that behind us lies the onlycentury that we have known

j gave us our birth the happydays of innocent childhood theexpanding days of youth the responsible days of manhood andwomanhood and to some itfurnished the hoary mantle o f

age Many thousands of life re1 6drds have been written on its

pages to some it has given faroand fortune and to most of uspenury and obscurity We re ¬

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i alize that beyond the confines ofthe present century doubtless

t r not a single living person will beY permitted to go in this life

Therefore it is of vast importancei to each and allof us to give

earnest heed to the fact that weat have entered upon the duties of

> tile new century in which ourt life records must be completed

badif ask our ¬

selves as we journey4

i the twentieth and twentyfirstT hou Id we not re

4 douwifrnergi and follow

TJ iifgthe footprints of our nobleancestors and press onward andupward lacking in no effort toachieve greater victories fn

right during the remainderour days than has crowned theEfforts of our past life or the

eds of our predecessors gooore Let us all put our effort-

lj her and make the good yeathe best of all Let us-

a new leaf and look forwardFetter days and a prosperousYear

POWERS IS THE MAN

The editor of the SomersetHerald in trying to say something

pin opposition to thecandidacy ofHoji Caleb Pawers for Congress

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from the 11th Congressional Dis ¬

trict made the following state ¬

IsmentShould

Mr Edwards eliminate himself from the contest

I the Herald would gladly give itssupport to some other loyal Re-

publican¬

of the District for Con ¬

gress in preference to i lr Pow ¬

ers and furthursays uCan we

afford to risk our reputation and

the welfare of the party in thehands of a man hampered andhandicapped as Mr Powers is2

We know that the editor of theHerald will not have an oppo-rtunityI to support a loyal trueRepublican in this contest be ¬

cause such a Republican will not I

enter the contest in opposition toCaleb Powers

We do not know the editor of

the Herald personally never had

the pleasure of meeting himy

We do not know what his poli

tics are but there is one thingthat we do know and that is hischin music sounds very much like

F the echoes and vibrations of thatnoted character the late Thomas

0 Campbell and such echoes and

t vibrations even if they are emanating from the Somerset Heraldwill not find a lodging place in

the heart of a sinoval and

true Republican th Con

gressional DistroltereIRe You nr p andtarid oil ajrIt of

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the rushing gorge below NiagraFalls as to try to defeat CalebPowers in this District for theRepublican Nomination for Con-

gressIn the first place the people n-

the district know that Mr Pow-

s ors ie one of the best qualfiedmen in the District for Oon rossVe know that he was honestly

elected to the office of Secretaryitof State and that he was robbed

of that office and thereby disfranchised the voters The peopie feel that the victory has nobeen thoroughly won until Pow

LBers is electad to Congress Wealso know that he was wrongfullykept in jail for more than eightyears and that he made a long-

e and brave fight for his life andthe vindication and honor of theRepublican party of KentuckyYou are wasting your time andwork in trying to prejudice thepeople agains Mr Powers bystating erronneously that he gorichwhile he was in jail MrPowers necessarily expendedover fifty thousand dollars in hisbrave fight for the people andhimself during the eight years o

his trials The teal truth ot thematter is that Mr Powers cameout of jail in dabt so far as dollars

Innd cents are concerned but richin honor integrity and a spotlesscharacter and in brains he ismillionaire He in the peerany man in this district and willrepresent the people in Congresswith honor to himself and creditthatrIfhe became wealthy while in jailis an atrocious falsehood and un-

worthy the belief of any honestgoodethtsmoorey to help him in long strug-gle for liberty and in this theydid right because they knewthat he was a poor buy and hadanhundred thousand dollar con uption fund to tight We thankGod that we have him now wherewe can give him our votes andyou can bet your bottom dollarthat the people will do so by thelargest vote ever cast in the lUhICongressional District for anyman in its history

Any man who has no betterjudgement than to enter or tryto make the race against CalebPowers at this time would not becapable of representing the peopie in Congress and should bewaited on by a committee of hisfriends and be required to stay athome and play with the cats andhelp the good women carry waterI

Bell County Leader

WbDOUGlASI1

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THE LARGEST MAKfefi AND RETAILER

OF SH ES INTHE WORLD

SUPERIOR TO OTHER MAKESI have worn W L Douglas shoes forthpast sIx years and alwt are far

superior to all other high gradedshoes In stylecomfort and durability W Q JONES

lie Howard Ave Utica N YIf I could take you into my large fac-

tories at Brockton Mass and show youhow Douglas shoes aremade why they holdtheir wear loftier andare any other makeN 1JcarefullYiL Cake JTf r r

It wlthtrlnonqtauhoesIfTIle WLLouglaeLtockun

By

LERARCADRBNTUCKY

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January 24 1910

UNITED STATUS OF Ai ilEASTERN DISTRICT dK

KENTUCKY n

Public Notice is hereby en I

fFncinsof Fob A D 1909 and 1 virttuo of Vendition ExponosApril 1st 1909 issued out rUleDistrict Court of the sitedStates for the Eastern Ditrictof Kentucky on a Sale Boil Executed in said Court on th 10thday of September A D3908in favor of J 11 Robsion irusyoufJ W Parker Mary E Pdlkor

JT Gray John W HeltoHWF Parker W K Parker i E J

Parker J H Mitchell and Vhn

JHagan and by virtue of xecution No 612 issued on tlufithday of August 1009 out ofyheDistrict Court of the Un ed-

t States for theEastern DistrijlofKentucky on another Sale laidExecuted in said Court on VeICth day of September A i1908 in favor of J M Hobsiili

Trustee in Bankruptcy for LynCamp Coal Company and ugailtIJ W Parker Mary E ParfcjfJ T Gray John W Helton rIK Parker W R Parker B 1Parker J H Mitchell and Joinf Hagan 1 have on this 12th da

tIIf March AD 1U09 and thlithe Oth day of August 1909 levten upon the following describerd real estate and personal prop-

erty situated in the county I of-

f Knox and State of Kentuckytowit Four certain tracts oflucid lying on the waters of Lym

Ttamp Creek and described ulfollowsJltracts IVIclntParker and Martha F Parkerwhich deed is of record in the office

of the Clerk of the Knbx CountyCourt in Deed Book No 16 at pageGO and said deed embraces threetracts of lands which are as fol ¬

nws1sttract is the tract of land con

veyed to Alexander Pnrl er by Got121Ithe county court clerks officL f

Knox county in deed book 1apage 2910IAlex Parker on June 23 1873 andsaid deed is of record in the countycourt clerks office in Knox county I

Ky in deed book 11at page 594I

said deed is referred to for bound ¬

ary3rdtract is the tract of land con-

veyed¬

by Elva Pope to AlexanderParker on December 19th 1894 JunItycounty Kentucky in deed book

U at page 204 said record is re ¬ I

ferred to for boundary AH thethree tracts lie on the waters ofStoney Forka branch of Little Puplar CreekJJ Knox county Kenucky Said interest in said landswere entered nncllevicdupon as theproperty ofJ W Parker

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ofThere will also be c ffcrcd for sale

the entire mining p ant which isknown as the Lyn 1 Camp CoalCompany and which was until re-

cently¬

operated by the Parker GrayCoal Company All of the real andpersonal property which is as fol

ws1Onetract of land being the

ot land conveyed by JosephEngle and his wife to the LynnCamp Coal Company on February2nd 1906 said deed is of record inthe Knox County Court Clerksoffice in deed book 16 page 116I

2 The tract of land conveyed byIIJoseph UralTbrd and wile to theLynn Camp Coal Company onFebruary 22nd 1906 said deed ofconveyance is of record in the Coun-

ty Court Clerks oilier ol KIIMX coun-

ty¬ rl

in deed book No 12 page 38G

3The tract of land conveyed byH Childers and wife to the Lynn

Camp Coal Company on the 21stday ofvOctobcr 1907 said deed is

of record in the County Court Clerksoffice of Knox county in need bookNo 12 page 610

4The leasehold and lease rightsin the lease executed by J C

Sproules and wife and W J Campbell and wife to S F Rock on the18th day of July 1905 and assign-

ed

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by S F Rock to Lynn CampCoal Company on August 15thI1905 Said lease is ol record in

Knox County Clerks office in deedLook No 10 page 500 ann 504This lease covers about 600 acresof coal lands

5The Railroad and Railroadrights the right of way in the RailfJroad leading Irom the CumberlandValley Division of the LouisvilleNashville Railroad to the LynnCnmp Coal Company mines

G Oflice fixtures and safe7 Mining equipments T rails

Mining cars boilers engines scalesserenes in fact the complete miningplant of the Lynn amp Coal Compuny

I will accordingly ofler said real

estate sand personal property for saleat public vcndue tn thin highest undbest bidder on the 24th day ofJantmnt A D 1010 nt 1 oclocku in 01 a credit ol six months forVie real property and on a creditlf three months for the personaspYopert with upprovedsecurit

l Said s tie will be had at the frontdoor of the Court House in Barbnurvill Knox county Ky thedate of sale towit 24th day oftynunry A D 1910 being thefirst rlav of the regular term of thetUnnx cjiunty Court

Thsum to be raised by this sole

is 3 28334 together with interest Ifnull cost and the further sum of t

7 28334 with interest from Stpttember IGth 1908 and a sufficiency

of the foregoing described propertyfor the purpose will be sold

This oth day of Jan unofrS G SHARPU S MARSHAL

Eastern District of Kentucky

SIIDEPUTY

GO YEARSEXPERIENCE

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Anyone Bending a sketch and treerNIlerqulcklr ascertain our opinion anliiTontlnn it Communiontlos strlctlcolllldellllal on Patentont free Oldest for securing patentPatents taken uirouuh Munn Co recelre

iptebit notice wllliout chnrgo In tuo

Scientific HmericattA hlldomol lllunlrKled wneklf Jjirceat ctreulallnn of nnr sclontlUo journal Terms 13 ayear fnur 1 6ud newnlenlem

MUNN Co36IuroadwfNeWYorkIiraach onice 35 F BU

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WootCommJasloa 7rlto torpricelist mentioning this adESTABLISHED 1837

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EARN STOVE MONEYby buying from your Dealer this at < the thatsasked by other firms Our modern method of merchandising enabIes us to maVo this jl alienomlnal offer which none of our com ¬

peUtors can meet gt JB9O buys this ban tUoiuo large

DO IESTIC WINNER

RANGE fJust AS sbotign bluesteel alrciovers Is sectional AsbestosrelOrclOllOt Nickel trim jed A guarantee each rango

No mail orderh e cin touch thUprlc JfyourdeaJerwlllnot order this ran for you then let us

Vfe are anxiooa h agencies in every communityM1g when Ia have been IIrtyt tlearL j

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Lhe Was the Q n>A certain Lady nod familyuys Sir Mountstuurt tkOuff ln J

his Diary hired a el In Scotloud which was hauntecr the ghost

a woman who was t e seeu coqKtautly at night wand ig throughthe rooms and passage When theigamily arrived the Inc was 1

struck with the place an ildI mustliivvu been here before r i Uuow tlthis place so wellonly re ought to-

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two rooms here nod ere Is only

tieTlu agent replied the itbln a few

weeks the owner had c id n purtl ¬

Ilion to be taken down I made thetwo rooms Into one Stll lit lady was t

puzzled at her khowlcdc f the placetill site remembered tl It was aIHUISI she used to jo to i Her dreams

Well some time pit d and thoIollt wa up at the hUll ipilu

lady complaltiud ilia toe part of

contract tied out IH fulUlled I

They tied hired a bousi ud a ghostfor the summer tutu no ost und she1Ulltyou utyou

SpotedIt JencralHenry Knox In 1783 WI the greattst of eleven dlstlnRUls d otllccrs of

the army weighing 280 iunds Noah

llrooks In his book en Lied Fleur

Knox gives the followli Incident re

luting to the generals fu habitWith a Caouiiu Sargt he was se ¬

lected to present the bu case of tKtarvlug and naked m at Vullc

Forge to the attcution 10 it coimnlttee e

f c tigress One of tu QngreRRllIeu-

vlsblu to show its wVi nd sarcasmthat be bad never ecu u fatter

man than General Kuox our a bet er

latetK1OXI11l1nagltlcongress and themselves have stinttheir representatives tbe only ma

hud an ounce of superfluous flesh

his body and the only other muu

who possessed a complete suit of

clothes

Wanted a PatternIA ragged Irishmau wits charged In f

Loudou court a sbort time ngo with

tendering u counterfeit shlltiutrJu pay

flour for a penny loafThough forloru ln aspect be was no

destitute of that shrewdness which i

characteristic of his countrymen nstated that be was sent for the to-

by a person at a public house close b

who gave him the coin to pay for Ii

cud that ou discovering it was I

good be bought the colu for three hifpence

the Magistrate How tame you jjbuy the shrilling after you hud dhwert drlt Will a hud one 9

The prisoner with much apparflgravity replied t

Sure then your honor I bnnghso that If I should happen to liarbad one offered to me I might knoby looking at tht one I hud alt II r

There was a burst ot InughtiThe rogue was dismissed with u

When the President Lost HisHTbe Crystal palace eslillililor

at New York July 15 1853 wit affair of this kind lu the CD

which foreign exhibits wcr

The big show bigiuprocession In which residentlln Pierce mounted was a tIbus fratnn The hero of tin f

mettlesome steed and wh

CPtding up Wall streetalai headgear u new silk blurs

prevalent style was loran ytumbled tr the pavement dhorse recklessly stepped uponfortunate tile crushing It mat

semblance to Itself beslncnrlu-ttmudreal Wall street mud llleft of the misshapen and tilt

hut was worn by the presidentgreat amusement of the spectac-

til a substitute could be socuri j

A Witty RetortOne day while dining with tin

tury of the admiralty NVIlh

then heir presumptive to tincrown ImldWheul am kryou shall out be the secrettojnadmiralty I

IOU say to thatAll I can ebIsturned the witty

tan kingSt Louis Ucpul j

Fldos Tail aLittle Willie was

tall MYlterlIJ

What are youdog asked the

1 ink his tail Is cowing olfisOh uo Willie Thats 1FjreIt

Bright ThoughtOh dear sighed small

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wish 1 had another pocket tYou have several now ref

r other Why do you wantIve looked through all of1

y knife explained Binejtpuldnt find It If I hid unto tsit It might be In that Cljlcj

A Calamity fTnmmns to

lust pulled McTAvshty1

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4mmtLots For SaleTen Good Building Lotsr

on Allison Avenue in this T-

tcity nt reasonable prices

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Clean rowels anlr kiSharp rnstnunents

Tonsorial Work Donei In an Artistic MannerJ For AT1SEACTORY q-

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Fiftytwo dear old tunes we all

love words and music complete forpiano or organ for 10cents

America Annie Laurie Auld Langrj Sync Battle Hymn of the Republic

Catch the Sunshine Columbia Com

in Thro the Rye Darlind Nellie is

Gray Dixies Land Flag of the FreeI

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jjuanita Lead Kindly Light Lilly

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