Mountain advocate (Barbourville, Ky. : 1904 : Weekly...
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Bartlesville The Bewitching Beckons j To all Kentuckians Seeking Health Wealth and Happiness y w PJ Results For Everybody Reward For Everybody Recompense for Every Form of Toil Mental and Manual greets Every Seeker of Success Oklahomas diadem of prosperity has no brighter gem than BARTLESVILLE The giant i young Metropolis of NorthEastern Oklahoma offers all Kentuckians the richest opportunities BARTLESVILLE a dot on the map ten years ago had in 1907 a population of 4215 Today its population exceeds 15000 five years hence it will be 50000 ten years hence 100000 If you are a manufacturer get into a city where your efforts at townbuilding and your enterprise and public spirit will be appre ¬ dated and backed up where a free site will be given you and you will have no investment for land where your fuel or power will cost half what it is costing you now and where insurance rate and taxes will be lighter If your raw material is highpriced or a mean competition is too hard or your business too big for its present location go to Bartlesville Make a trip out there and investigate the labor supply and all other conditions of business If you are a farmer go and get this good land while it is cheap It will yield you a large income while you farm it and when ready to sell it you can get 100 an acre for the land that cost you onefourth or onthalf that If you are a builder go and erect the dwellings and business blocks needed for the rapidlyincreasing population Rents pay 20 to 40 per cent on the buildings and you get the increase in the value of the real estate also I < = 7iS I W IBuy a Lot For a Home Now BARTLESVILLE district produces 100000 Barrels of Oil every day MidContinent oil field produceJ 25000000 in one year Bank Deposits of Bartlesville 3000000 in One Year A Home in this thriving City for ioos 5 per month until paid for FLJILi r n Cd r = Consult Mr W M TYE Our Representative in Barbourville Ky THE MOUNTAIN ADVOCATE I L D W CLARK EDITOR BARBOURVILLE KENTUCKY rlurt SUBSCRIPTION PRICE One Year in advance Q tp 1nn t = 3 t33 39 iEEeE EEE lPfRSONAlS 011 tt eeeESEeeSeeeJ la 3 3 J 3 < JMrs Alex Wilson is visiting in vCotbin this week D J J Bryant of Corbin was in town Monday on business v returnedMa Lfrom a business trip to Philadelphia- L tfrof J Lloyd Crceclj returned < Saturday from an extended trip to- Casey county accompaniedf rjier sister and Mr Itoss to Cumber lahd Gap Sunday jfjtY > 4 Let Ralph Tuggle estimate your wall paper for you and he will also jLVput it on for you JVG H Williams of Pineville stop ipca here en route to Corbin Tuesday p p attend the dance t JjBvMrs D K Rawlings spent a few here last week with her hus Iuindwho is in court here ist Samples of Robert Graves wall ftiUper can be seen at Englands ifpre Ralph Tuggle Agt rpn P 1Wm Stanfill returned to Lexing ttfh Manday afternoon to resume < iWstudie9 at State College k r I y Miss Jane Sullivan returned Tues spentn Inter weekend with her mother Ors Della Sullivan t H P Worsham of Hamden Mo ISyhp has been visiting relatives and jWriends in this county for some time pcft for his home this week but be Cf0re leaving he called at this office l mild subscribed for two copies of the T Mountain Advocate to be sent to tijs two sons in Missouri us he said i if wanted to get the news from igiiox county and the Advocate was- lxskwesns of grttiilgit W j jjjj Mrs Win Lewis came over from London and spent a few days last week with her husband fudge Lew ¬ is who is holding court here IPhone Ralph Tuggle and let lain you the samples he has of Robert Gaves Co the greatest wull paper mnnufttctuers in the world Have you seen those new samples that Ralph Tuggle has of wall pa- per ¬ They are the nicest ever shown here and come direct from the fac ¬ tory C C Comstock of Corbin was in this city last Sunday as is his custom frequently of late There seems to be quite an attraction here for him Caleb Powers left Wednesday for Owsley and adjoining counties where he goes to meet and address the voters relative to his Congres ¬ sional race Mrs J Frnnlc Mown andson Louis Mike who have been spend- ing ¬ the winter in St Petersburg Fla will return to their home here tomorrowMr Merrill of Lexington a prominent newspaper man is here at the Hotel Jones Mr Merrill will write us up to a finish in the daily papers while here Prof G B Lyttle returned to this cityafter an extended visit to rela- tives in Manchester He will leave this week for Louisville where he has been tendered a position tie w traveling salesman v Capt lohn A Geary of Lexing ¬ ton has been the guest since last Saturday of his son E A Geary and family in this city The Captain has made many fast friends here since he first undertook to install our splen ¬ did water works system Caleb Powers came in last Sun ¬ day from a speaking tour of the reIp ¬ appointI ment Large him everywhere and in many pre ¬ cinctsthere is nof a man to hefoug- dolio f 1i j Vlll vote against him y u TO > BARTLESVILLE will allow no men to be idle or moneyless She puts every- one I to work puts money in every pocket down BARTLESVILLE TOWNSITE COMPANY I Reference Any Bank in Bartlesville Okla Robert Faulkner returned last Tuesday to Lexington to resume his studies r e o I LOCAL LOOM 1- I 11KKVITIK8 J April Fool I Trees are blooming w Gardens are corning up House cleaning isnow in order Today April 1st is all fools dU1 Did anyone ever see such a as the one just closed Not a bad day in the entire month The Union College base ball team defeated the Barbourville Tigers last Saturday in a somewhat one ¬ sided game the score being 14 to 2 preaching at the Baptist Church Sunday morning at 11 and evening at 7 oclock by Rev Popeof Ten ¬ nessee A large audience should greet this learned divine SPLENDID LECTURC Prof R T Stevenson delivered a lecture at Union College last Mon- day night Subject Lincoln which was enjoyed by the large audien e presentProf Stevenson is a son of Dr Stevenson former President of Union College and well known to the people of this city NEW ORGAN INSTALLED The First Methodist Church has installed a new organ purchased from the Adler Organ Co of Louis- ville ¬ whose ad appears in this paper The organ is pronounced a perfect instrument by those who are judges of such matter and gives entire sat ¬ isfaction to the Church Those who contemplate buying should write to the Adler OrgfnCot and learn their prices and terms New Business House John II Lawson has begun to erect a new twostory brick business house on the corner ol Main Street and Public Square on the lot pur- chased ¬ last year from Alex Scvier The building will be 50x90 feet The first floor will be used frr mer- cantile ¬ purposes while the second floor will be fittedup for offices This means a covering up of a mul ¬ titude of noxious weeds on the Public Square LUNSFORDCRTRON Ljist Tuesday evening at the home of the bride on Main Street in this city the marriage vows were solemnized between Mr J Fred Catron our City Attorney and Mrs Fannie Lunsford widow of Nimrod Lunsford deceased Onlya few of the immediate rela ¬ tives and friends of the contracting parties were present to witness the ceremony The Advocate extends best wishes to this happy couple and wishes them long life and happines- sSAWYCRROSS Lost Sunday afteruoon Mr How ¬ ard Ross and Miss Georgia Sawyer eloped to Cumberland Gap and were married The happy couple- r turned on the night train of the same day Mr Howard Ross is a son of the Superintendent of the mines at Trosper while the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E E Sawyer of this city and isone of our most beautifuland attractive young ladies Mr and Mrs Ross were given a shower party Monday night at the home of Mr and Mrs George Faulk ¬ ncr and were the recipients of many beautiful and useful presents The couple will make their future home at Trosper The Advocate joins a host of friends in wishing them many happy years of widen life- r w r 54- t r lV > w d tram selected Concord Grapes For the taile for the sick rom We have produced the delicijus Net oth Grape Juice for many years but we believe this years product is the crown of perfection Jsalxjth Grape Juice stands for pro gression Iktter each year Im¬ proved by the wisdom of each years experience in careful pressing and developing Naboth Grape Juice now going out is we think a little tatter than ever before In color n beautiful deep red flavor that of the Concord Gripe taken from the cluster in October The delicious sweetness is due to the superior quality ofNaboth Concord Grapes Every bottle guaranteed to complywith the National Pure Food Law Delicious Pure Invigorat ¬ ing For sale by dealers THE NABOTH VINEYARDS Brocton New York Desirable Property FOR SALE If you want a ronl bargain in a homo in KarbourvilU 1 will soil for 2000 if taken boforo March 1st tho property known as tho Georyo Lock or Alox Herndon place on Dopot Stroot consisting of a good fourroom house kitchen etc Barn anti fine garden all kinds of fruit in full bearing Lot 170 foot front i 204 foot back i well fenced with iron and wire A bargain if you apply in time Call on or address J T WILLIAMS fob18tf BARBOIMVILLE KY Follow this advice Quaker Oats is the best of all foods it n the cheapest When such men as Prof Fisher o Yale University and Sir James Cnchton Browne LLDFRS of London spend the best parts of their lives in the great question of the nourishing and strengthening qualities of different is that their advice ia absolutely safe to fouow Professor Fisher found in his ex ¬ periments for testing the strength and endurance of athletes that the meat eaters were exhausted long before the men who were fed on such food as Quaker Oats The powers of endur ance of the nonmeat eaters were about eight times those of the meat eatersSir James Crichton Browne says eat more oatmeal cat plenty of it eat it frequently 59 Regular size lOc packages and her- metically sealed tins for not climates teiMaevjs A v W L DOUGLAS 300350400 j S50O SHOESBest 1 UNION MADE Boys A Shoes 200 and 250 Fast Color Eyelets Used VV L Douglas shoes are the lowest price quality considered in the world Their excellent style easy fitting and long wearing qualities excel those of other makes If you have been paying high prices for your shoes the next time you need a pair give W L Douglas shoes a trial You can save money on your footwear and get shoes that are just as good in every way as those that have J been costing you higher prices If you could visit our large factories at Brockton Mass and see for yourself how carefully W 1 Douglas shoes are made you would then understand why they hold their shape fit better and wear longer than other makes j UAUTKIN W I DotiKUt name sad Is ti stamped on till tattom to protel the W earar apalapt high prOel04 mfrlor Ihoes Take o If W l ouilii lios nn tot for sale in yoerti DougtADrocktouMJ1FOR ARCADE L G MILLER ARCADB BARUOUKVILLK KIts- TUC1rrw4IL I1t1fy 8L tx f- el l fi t a t WANTED Lady distributor and solicitor in UnrbouriIle Ur W S Burkhart Cincinnati O wdfitl4
Transcript of Mountain advocate (Barbourville, Ky. : 1904 : Weekly...
Bartlesville The Bewitching Beckonsj
To all Kentuckians Seeking HealthWealth and Happiness
y
w PJ
Results For Everybody Reward For Everybody Recompense for Every Form of Toil Mental and Manual greets
Every Seeker of Success Oklahomas diadem of prosperity has no brighter gem than BARTLESVILLE The gianti young Metropolis of NorthEastern Oklahoma offers all Kentuckians the richest opportunities
BARTLESVILLE a dot on the map ten years ago had in 1907 a population of 4215 Today its population exceeds 15000 fiveyears hence it will be 50000 ten years hence 100000
If you are a manufacturer get into a city where your efforts at townbuilding and your enterprise and public spirit will be appre ¬
dated and backed up where a free site will be given you and you will have no investment for land where your fuel or power willcost half what it is costing you now and where insurance rate and taxes will be lighter If your raw material is highpriced ora mean competition is too hard or your business too big for its present location go to Bartlesville Make a trip out there andinvestigate the labor supply and all other conditions of business
If you are a farmer go and get this good land while it is cheap It will yield you a large income while you farm it and when readyto sell it you can get 100 an acre for the land that cost you onefourth or onthalf that
If you are a builder go and erect the dwellings and business blocks needed for the rapidlyincreasing population Rents pay 20 to40 per cent on the buildings and you get the increase in the value of the real estate also
I< = 7iS I W
IBuy a Lot For a Home NowBARTLESVILLE district produces 100000 Barrels of Oil every day MidContinent oil field produceJ 25000000 in one year
Bank Deposits of Bartlesville 3000000 in One YearA Home in this thriving City for ioos 5 per month until paid for
FLJILi r n Cd r =
Consult Mr W M TYEOur Representative in Barbourville Ky
THE MOUNTAIN ADVOCATEI L
D W CLARK EDITOR
BARBOURVILLE KENTUCKY
rlurt SUBSCRIPTION PRICEOne Year in advance
Qtp 1nn
t =3 t33 39 iEEeE EEE
lPfRSONAlS011
tteeeESEeeSeeeJ
la 3 3J 3
<JMrs Alex Wilson is visiting in
vCotbin this week
D J J Bryant of Corbin was in
town Monday on businessv
returnedMaLfrom a business trip to Philadelphia-
L tfrof J Lloyd Crceclj returned< Saturday from an extended trip to-
Casey county
accompaniedfrjier sister and Mr Itoss to Cumber
lahd Gap SundayjfjtY
> 4 Let Ralph Tuggle estimate yourwall paper for you and he will also
jLVput it on for you
JVG H Williams of Pineville stopipca here en route to Corbin Tuesdayp p attend the dance
tJjBvMrs D K Rawlings spent a few
here last week with her hus
Iuindwho is in court hereist
Samples of Robert Graves wall
ftiUper can be seen at Englandsifpre Ralph Tuggle Agtrpn
P1Wm Stanfill returned to Lexing
ttfh Manday afternoon to resume
< iWstudie9 at State Collegek r
I y Miss Jane Sullivan returned TuesspentnInter weekend with her motherOrs Della Sullivan
t
H P Worsham of Hamden MoISyhp has been visiting relatives andjWriends in this county for some time
pcft for his home this week but be
Cf0re leaving he called at this office
lmild subscribed for two copies of theT Mountain Advocate to be sent to
tijs two sons in Missouri us he saidi if wanted to get the news from
igiiox county and the Advocate was-
lxskwesns of grttiilgit
W j jjjj
Mrs Win Lewis came over from
London and spent a few days lastweek with her husband fudge Lew ¬
is who is holding court here
IPhone Ralph Tuggle and let lain
you the samples he has of
Robert Gaves Co the greatestwull paper mnnufttctuers in theworld
Have you seen those new samplesthat Ralph Tuggle has of wall pa-
per
¬
They are the nicest ever shownhere and come direct from the fac ¬
tory
C C Comstock of Corbin wasin this city last Sunday as is his
custom frequently of late Thereseems to be quite an attraction herefor him
Caleb Powers left Wednesday forOwsley and adjoining countieswhere he goes to meet and addressthe voters relative to his Congres ¬
sional race
Mrs J Frnnlc Mown andsonLouis Mike who have been spend-
ing
¬
the winter in St PetersburgFla will return to their home here
tomorrowMrMerrill of Lexington
a prominent newspaper man is here
at the Hotel Jones Mr Merrillwill write us up to a finish in thedaily papers while here
Prof G B Lyttle returned to thiscityafter an extended visit to rela-
tives in Manchester He will leave
this week for Louisville where he
has been tendered a position tiew
traveling salesman v
Capt lohn A Geary of Lexing ¬
ton has been the guest since lastSaturday of his son E A Geary andfamily in this city The Captain hasmade many fast friends here since he
first undertook to install our splen ¬
did water works systemCaleb Powers came in last Sun ¬
day from a speaking tour of thereIp¬
appointIment Largehim everywhere and in many pre ¬
cinctsthere is nof a man to hefoug-dolio
f 1i jVlll vote against him
y u
TO
>
BARTLESVILLE will allow no men to be idle or moneyless She puts every-one
Ito work puts money in every pocket
down
BARTLESVILLE TOWNSITE COMPANY IReference Any Bank in Bartlesville Okla
Robert Faulkner returned lastTuesday to Lexington to resumehis studies
r e oI LOCAL LOOM 1-
I 11KKVITIK8 J
April FoolI
Trees are blooming w
Gardens are corning up
House cleaning isnow in order
Today April 1st is all fools
dU1Did anyone ever see such a
as the one just closed Not a bad
day in the entire month
The Union College base ball teamdefeated the Barbourville Tigerslast Saturday in a somewhat one ¬
sided game the score being 14 to 2
preaching at the Baptist ChurchSunday morning at 11 and evening
at 7 oclock by Rev Popeof Ten ¬
nessee A large audience should
greet this learned divine
SPLENDID LECTURC
Prof R T Stevenson delivered alecture at Union College last Mon-
day night Subject Lincoln which
was enjoyed by the large audien e
presentProfStevenson is a son of Dr
Stevenson former President ofUnion College and well known tothe people of this city
NEW ORGAN INSTALLED
The First Methodist Church hasinstalled a new organ purchasedfrom the Adler Organ Co of Louis-
ville
¬
whose ad appears in this paperThe organ is pronounced a perfect
instrument by those who are judgesof such matter and gives entire sat ¬
isfaction to the Church Those who
contemplate buying should write tothe Adler OrgfnCot and learntheir prices and terms
New Business House
John II Lawson has begun toerect a new twostory brick businesshouse on the corner ol Main Streetand Public Square on the lot pur-
chased
¬
last year from Alex Scvier
The building will be 50x90 feetThe first floor will be used frr mer-
cantile¬
purposes while the secondfloor will be fittedup for offices
This means a covering up of a mul ¬
titude of noxious weeds on thePublic Square
LUNSFORDCRTRON
Ljist Tuesday evening at thehome of the bride on Main Streetin this city the marriage vowswere solemnized between Mr J
Fred Catron our City Attorneyand Mrs Fannie Lunsford widowof Nimrod Lunsford deceased
Onlya few of the immediate rela¬
tives and friends of the contractingparties were present to witness theceremony
The Advocate extends best wishes
to this happy couple and wishesthem long life and happines-
sSAWYCRROSS
Lost Sunday afteruoon Mr How ¬
ard Ross and Miss Georgia Sawyereloped to Cumberland Gap andwere married The happy couple-
r turned on the night train of thesame day
Mr Howard Ross is a son of theSuperintendent of the mines atTrosper while the bride is the
daughter of Mr and Mrs E E
Sawyer of this city and isone of
our most beautifuland attractiveyoung ladies
Mr and Mrs Ross were given ashower party Monday night at thehome of Mr and Mrs George Faulk ¬
ncr and were the recipients of manybeautiful and useful presents The
couple will make their future home
at TrosperThe Advocate joins a host of
friends in wishing them many happyyears of widen life-
r
wr 54-
t
r
lV > w d tram selected ConcordGrapes For the taile for
the sick rom We have producedthe delicijus Net oth Grape Juice formany years but we believe this yearsproduct is the crown of perfectionJsalxjth Grape Juice stands for progression Iktter each year Im¬
proved by the wisdom of each yearsexperience in careful pressing anddeveloping Naboth Grape Juicenow going out is we think a littletatter than ever before In color nbeautiful deep red flavor that ofthe Concord Gripe taken from thecluster in October
The delicious sweetness is due tothe superior quality ofNaboth ConcordGrapes Every bottle guaranteed tocomplywith the National Pure FoodLaw Delicious Pure Invigorat ¬
ing For sale by dealers
THE NABOTH VINEYARDS
Brocton New York
Desirable PropertyFOR SALE
If you want a ronl bargain in ahomo in KarbourvilU 1 will soilfor 2000 if taken boforo March 1sttho property known as tho GeoryoLock or Alox Herndon place onDopot Stroot consisting of a goodfourroom house kitchen etc Barnanti fine garden all kinds of fruitin full bearing Lot 170 foot front i
204 foot back i well fenced with ironand wire A bargain if you applyin time Call on or address
J T WILLIAMS
fob18tf BARBOIMVILLE KY
Follow this adviceQuaker Oats is the best of all foods
it n the cheapest When suchmen as Prof Fisher o Yale Universityand Sir James Cnchton BrowneLLDFRS of London spend thebest parts of their lives inthe great question of the nourishingand strengthening qualities of different
is that their advice iaabsolutely safe to fouow
Professor Fisher found in his ex ¬
periments for testing the strength andendurance of athletes that the meateaters were exhausted long before themen who were fed on such food asQuaker Oats The powers of endurance of the nonmeat eaters wereabout eight times those of the meateatersSir
James Crichton Browne sayseat more oatmeal cat plenty of iteat it frequently 59
Regular size lOc packages and her-metically sealed tins for not climates
teiMaevjsA v
W L DOUGLAS300350400 j
S50OSHOESBest
1
UNIONMADE
Boys A
Shoes200and250
Fast Color Eyelets Used
VV L Douglas shoes are the lowestprice quality considered in the worldTheir excellent style easy fitting andlong wearing qualities excel those ofother makes If you have been payinghigh prices for your shoes the next timeyou need a pair give W L Douglas shoesa trial You can save money on yourfootwear and get shoes that are just asgood in every way as those that have Jbeen costing you higher prices
If you could visit our large factoriesat Brockton Mass and see for yourselfhow carefully W 1 Douglas shoes aremade you would then understand whythey hold their shape fit better andwear longer than other makes jUAUTKIN W I DotiKUt name sad Is tistamped on till tattom to protel the W earar apalapthigh prOel04 mfrlor Ihoes Take o
If W l ouilii lios nn tot for sale inyoertiDougtADrocktouMJ1FOR
ARCADE L G MILLER ARCADB
BARUOUKVILLK KIts-
TUC1rrw4ILI1t1fy
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WANTED Lady distributor andsolicitor in UnrbouriIle Ur W SBurkhart Cincinnati O
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