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hk the flbountatn iHbvocate> Published Every Friday at Barbourville Kentucky
KubTPft as SMMindCUM Matter Xobnwry UHh 1WI at tho 1ostolUeont llnrlMurvllIu Ky
nnrf p Art of UoncroM ot Mnroh lint 17J
E3f n AD PUB18HUG VJ Cw11K =tttHcri lion Ilxtos 100 pOI year in ulvftiieo to everybody
4Is tho mimborfor those diiii to commuuicuto withthis oftico by phone Ring up Central anal ask furnumber You will bo connected direct with thisoffice ifyon have Tho Cum p Ground Telephone service
The Official Organ of the Republican Party in Knox County
sNEW EDITOR I
The Beroa News has placedProf James P Faulkner former-
ly¬
President of Union College
and recently a traveling repro ¬
sentativo of Berea College as theEditor of the News
Prof Faulkner is an able sehollarly gentleman and we are gladto welcome such gentlemen intothe professon and trust that hisfondest hopes along literary linesmaybe realized
lIe is a staunch Republican andwhile the paper will not be de ¬
voted especially to political mattors yet his Influence for good
will doubtless soon be felt notonly in Madison County butthroughout southeastern Ken
tuckyWegladly welcome you into
the Journalistic Held Prof andtrust that you will be a benefit tc
pb the profession anti we will be ol
mutual aasistance one to the oth-
ert
t CALEB POWERS HAS NEVERBEEN DEFEATED FOR OFFICE
kw CalebPowers is a running manBefore lie was thirtyone yearsof age he had run six races all
told in the primary and general
elections and has never as yetbeen defeated He was electedand reelected Superentendentof schools in his county and then
elected Secretary of State butwas Inter robbed of that office
In one of his races for Superen
t tendant of School he receivedevery vote that was cast at his
hume precinct on Brush Creek inKnox County Kentucky doingthereby what no candidate for
office in Knox County has evirdone before or since
fNr Edwards Crowd Says Republicani Party has Done Enongh For Powers
The Edwards crowd have been
putting up a lot of silly stuff to
the people of the District in theirefforts at vote getting but their
x claim about the Republican partyhaving done enough for Powersis the emp iest nonsense that has
as yet been dished up by them
What has the Republican partydone for Powers After he wasrobbed of the ollice to which the
s people had elected him he was
thrown in jail and remained thereeight years lighting for the name
r and perpetuity of the Repnblirain party in the District and
State and trying to keep its fairname from being tarnished with
the charge of murder The Rep
ublican party had its liberty all
of these years able to follow itsusual avocation part of UH were
able to contribute a few doll-arseto help Power tight our battles
for us and souse of us were not
Powers fought the battle of manyof us without our contributingone cent of money for him to do
it with And those among ourpeople who did contribute onlygave up a few dollars while Pow ¬
ers gave up all thoMuoney he hadbroke his father up ands impov ¬
erished other relatives Thisamounted to little thoughcom ¬
pared giving up eight of tin + bestyears of his life and almost lifeitself
Man Poor Mon
A woman in a neighboringtown gave a party and asked Inrguests to each bring ai articlewhich they did not need and
w could do without About half of
the women brought their busbuilds
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2IStDon C Edwards calls Caleb
i Powers his opponent a thiefEdwards papers call him a
murderer The bitter DensI
ocratic sheet tho Louisville
iTimes in its issue of Febru-ary 20th quotes 11w arils I
peoplegoing to send to Congress aman who has been convictedof complicity in a GovernorsIassassination you say I
this Mr Edwards The peopie want to know You haveIcalled Mr Powers a
i do you also call him a murdeteriF r >> jf
The Pressman
May 1 print a kiss on youlips I said
And she nodded her sweet per-
missionAnd wo went to press and I rather
guessWe printed full editionHBut one edition is hardlj
enough-She said with a charming poutSo again in press the form was
placedAnd we got some extras out
oO o
AND Tins Too
He popped the question andthey were wed
Which ended their discontentThe form has gone again k
pressWellwait for the supple-
ment
When No Mans a Failure
whenHe loves his work for itself as
well as for what it bringsHe puts ideas stud ideals into
workHeput a little humor into
his work
He gets on by helping otherup instead tf pulling them down
The harder he is knocked clown
the quicker he can pick hinhaelI
upHeis more anxious to do furor
than auk themHe is willing to admit that h
is in the wrong and unwilling toworry about it
How Pot BroKe the News
Tim Casey and his friend Putline
Were blasting rock one dayWhen a blast went off and blew-
poorrimClear to the Milky wayWhen Tim came down he Game
so fastHe left his soul behindAn arm and leg wits all of himThat fhey could ever bindThe foreman said to Put go
homeAnti see rims poor tld wifeAnd gently break the new to herThat Tim has lost his life
So Pat went sadly to Tims homeAnd when he saw Tins wifeMe criedh Did Mr Casey haveInsurance on his life
uYnu bet your life he has saidshe-
Hurrah for that yells Pfctl We cant collect yiur luislitind
hutWell help ye collect that r
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Music at the BigAppalachian
Expositione
The management of the AmusementCommittee of the Appalachian Exposllion at Knoxvlllo Tenn Sept 12 toOct 12 seems to have been thor-oughly awake to the Importance ofhaving everything the bent and in socuring music for the Exposition theywere guided by the Idea alone of pleashm tho classes as well ns tho massesand In securing Webers CincinnatiBand and Brooks Chicago Band theyhave certainly struck the keynote ofsuccess and the finest music overgiven at an exposition will be heard
I during the holding of the AppalachianExposition
The Louisville CourlerJournalI speaking of Webers Band says
Never have the people of Kentuckyknown such a band as Webers whichplayed at the State Fair Not onlyfor excellence and proper musical Interpretatlon or for tho qualities ofeach musician to turn himself into asong bird calliope or a whistle butfor general good humor Indefatigablework and cheerfulness with whichthoy responded to renupsts for encoredid Webers Band make Itself famous
Brooks at PittsburgA quotation from a letter received
from the manager of the Plttsburg Ex-
position verifies the foregoing by the
followingAllwho visited tho exposition
during the season will remember withmany a thrill of pleasure the hoursthrough which they sat entranced listening to the always wonderful musicof tho Ellis Brooks Band On everyhand could be heard such exclamadons as Is this selection better thanthe last Is It possible anything couldbe sweeter Can It be that thoseInstruments are but wood or silver andthe performers only men
Lessons for Farmersat Appalachian Show
Possibilities of Making Farming PayWithout a Money
Crop
It will be one of the objects of theAppalachian Exposition at KnoxvllleTenn September 12 to October 12next to demonstrate to the farmerscotton planters and to the world atlarge tho possibilities of making farming pay without dependence on amoney crop such as cotton and to-bacco With this end in view a greatagricultural display building will beconstructed which will hold exhibitsfrom the mountain portions of tlueight States included in the SouthernAppalachian country
Persons not acquainted with theBlue Ridge and connecting ranges ofmountains have little conception ofthe forage food and fruit potentialities of this region Hurled gold metaphorically speaking lies waiting forthe men earnest enough and energeticenough to dig for it
Art Exhibit
Chairman Branson Discusses Plans or
That Department
Lloyd Branson chairman of the ArtCommittee In speaking of the ArtDepartment of the Appalachian Expo-sition to be held In Knoxvllle TennSopt 12 to Oct 12 said
The management has granted thfArt Comnittee all that has been askedfor and the committee Is alive to glv
I Ing the people a display the like 01
which has never before been seen Inthe South All the artlits of theSouth will be represented but It Ifnot to tho Appalachian district alonethat the Art Committee Is lookingthey mean to have some notable pictures that tho public read about picturns from the big places The goneral public has Its favorites as wellat the art profession They are notalways the same but the province ofexpositions Is to give the whole peopie something and this tho Art Comtnltteo of the Appalachian Exposition
xpects to doAt the Cotton States Exposition
there was a splendid exhibition of pictures gathered from all parts of theworld yet the people clamored for
I the showing of Parting of the Tiesand It was gotten there after theexposition was quite half over andproved a drawing card So with theAppalachian Exposition some pictures and some one particular pic-ture that all wish to see wilt be onexhibition The public will from
Itlmo to time be kept Informed as to
the work In progress It is too earlynow to give out any definite statemoat of the pictures to ba secured
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ATTOKKEYS AND COUNBHLOKS AT
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TOKNEYATLAW tOffice on Public Square Notary irOffice 1iinNii 101
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J D MAINLawyer
Office West side Public SquareAHiiouKviiiLK KKNTUOKY
A Lt PARKERDENTIST
OPKIOK Up Stairs in ParkerBuilding-
BARBOURVILLE KY
Phones Ollice 36-
Residence 05
Tonsorial Parlor
IcFPROPRIETOR
WEST SDE PUBLIC SQUARE
If you want a good cleanshave a neat hair cut or ashampoo you will find no bet ¬
ter place in town
w H TE BARBERS FORRITE TRADE
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GIVE ITEM A CALL°
Pressed from selected ConcordGrapes For the taUe for
I the side room We have producedthe delicious Isalmth Grape Juice formany years but we believe this yearsproduct is the crown of perfectionhalwth Graie Juice pro-gression hotter each year Im ¬
proved by the wisdom of each yearsexperience in careful pressing anddeveloping Naboth Grape Juicenow going out is we think a littlebetter than ever before In color at autiful deep red flavor that ofthe Concord Grape taken from thecluster in October
The delicious sweetness is due totime superior quality of Naboth ConcordGrapes Every bottle guaranteed tocomplywith the National Pure roodLow Delicious Pure Invigorating For sale by dealers
THE NABOTH VINEYARDS
Brocton New York
The Heart of a MouseA tiny mouse who lived near the
house of a magician begged him tosave her front the cat of whom shelived in deadly terror So the magidun Flanged the mouse luto a cut andslit went away delighted In a towdays she came back again In terror
Oil save me save trio now from thedog sill begged And the magicianhanged her to a dog A few daysmore mind back she came this time InIpfidly fear of a tiger Nonsense
emir the magician You have only theheart of a mouse and afraid you willalways be It Is tb heart that tells
Coffee In AbyialnlaIn Abyssinia the coffee plant grows
wild lu great profusion and derived Ita
nuns from Knife one of Its districts
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LIGHT1J tl1tLfi1IDgt1ID lliillJ It rL1f lIDf lrho MAZDA LAMP will double yourlight without Increasing your lightbill flits ntotal fllamont nfFords twoaudnlmlf times ns muoh brilliancyns tho ordinary carbon Incandescentand tho quality of tho light is purewhite We woidd bo glad to quoteyou prices on this lamp chandeliersand any electrical fixtures ls redill1mIgg iiiSMS uLN A llilli YlillrIDj
Wo shall bo glad to give estimates ofcost of wiring your homo for
ELECTRIC LIGHTAll our work is done by careful ex-
perienced men and Is guaranteed togive satisfactionUarbourvillo Electric Light Heat Power Co
iNCOIIlillATKn-Phono No llfl Oostollow Block
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Food and 4
Sale Stable iiI have opened a new livery feed mad soles stahlo on Stool street
West of Court house when I now have a full line of
New Rigs and Fast Horses for HueGet a Rubbertire buggy and take tho girls riding
Horses hoarded by tho day week or month at prices that are in keepingwith good trim tin nt
A liberal share of the public patronage will bo duly appreciatedApply at office or phone No 1559
J W SAMPSON Proprietor F
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