Mountain advocate., November 05, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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Issued Traekly by The Mountain
Adveeate PitbllsMtig Co., at
BARB0URV1LLE. KENTUCKY
Entered At the Pott Offlee at Bar-
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OH'IOIAIi UIIOAX OP TUB
PUBLICAN PARTV IN
KNOX COUNXV
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8UD8cniPTIOM KATIES
( Strictly In ndvattte)
One Year ?1.B0
Bit Months U . )0.75
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Any itema Intended for publloatlon
should reaali this offiee hot later
than Wodnwrtlay or wo will be forced
to carry X over for the coining week.
OAKUIC1I NKWS.
8. J. nullum and wife and Mlfw
Martha rickard. of "Wilton, vl'lted
Oarflcld qUIUm Sunday.
Miss Pickmrtl, who tat liwn Uniting
relatives here. ii now faking n por
tion in tin' Prank Stow at Corbln,
The sorlc of meeting bore Is prov
ing to bo a roxlral Indeed. Nov. Will
Warren, of Stinking Creek, a very
able preacher, Iran taken elmrge.
Willie Littoral called on MI(w Dclorn
Baker, Sundiiy.
Willie K. t'anipliell had moved from
hero to Oray, where bo is attending to
buMiiOHo for W. .1. C'amplioll.
Mr nnd Mr. J. L Parker, of Tnttle.
spent the week end with their daugh
ter. Mrs. (5. (Jlllinm.
Mary Parker Is visiting homefolks
for a week, and then will go to Middle
- -uia lolier sUter.
farm of Wmrcfjimrnt---.
rel county.
Cation Chenut c1Ip1 on hli best
girl, Miss Ida Brown, Sunday.
Miss Mary Eaton is visiting her tin
cle at Barbonrvllle this week.
Walter Dozler. of Ualkan, was visit
ing here tbo last week end
On n mnlo wo And two legs behind,
And two wo find before;
But we stand behind before we find
What the two behind are for.
GAS CONSUMERS.
We im.x
owing to water hnvIiiiKMoatft.s'il,p tlmt
in two on top of the packer and since
the packer has to lie flnhed out nnd the
driller set there, the chances are it will
be a month before w e know as to whet
her or not we shall hau natural gas
again.
A GOOD PROVIDER
When it comes to being a "good pro
vider," no man would pride himself
on furnishing trash liberally for his
good, wholesome food that hpln
growth.
" nie Mine wan rending. Good
plcnMS and creates Its own
T more good leading. The
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In 41 nliniln a r JW 11L .. 1 . . .
xi,c ..uuvc ij, a iiueness oi uonp;re3sman John M Kobsion who
was re-elected to Congress on last Tuesday by a Majority of abW
40.000, more than likely the largest majority given any Congress
man in the United States. Congressman Robsion fins made a
great fight for the Republican ticket in Kentucky."" He has made
more speeches for the ticket in Kentucky than any other man in
the State this year. Many persons who have heaid 'hipi and are
good judges of an effective speech, say that he makes the best
vote getting speech of any stump speaker in Kentucky. He has
made good as a member of Congress and his work has met with
universal approval. After he had successfully conducted the in
vestigation ordered by Congress into affairs of f" federal Board
tnat hadcharge of the trammer of the solrlWs ni-AM ww w
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CONGRESSMAN J. M. ROBSION
the New York Evening Post on May 29th. 1920, devoted an a'most
ujiurti pago in praise or tne lito", character and the record In Con
gress of our "J. M. from Kingdom Come." The Post says that
he has made good and further says -'The tall, big hcarled. 'capable
Congressman from Kingdom Come reaHy feels that he is trjre
senting the greatest district in the Union. He loves and hinira
them and they love and honor him. No doubt ibe countr wti
hear more of him. It would not hurt to have more like him-Sm
men. loyal and true." Mr Robsion possesses three impoitunt quail
lties necessary to make a good Member of Conpre-s ifle is capa
ble, honest and very industrious. He has been a gitat success
and we predict for him even j-reater success in his next term.
AGE NO BAR
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ItMifi: 'klKeXte&
K(ol)ody in Itarhounillo
Is Kligible.
Old people xloopcd with suffering.
Middle age, umingcuiwly flgltllug,
ioutli puilt'slliiK Impatiently;
H in inNeiy fiom their Kidney,
l'eibiips n little iKukache fiit.
1 ilnar, dlMirderH, drniisy may iiil(k-
llj follow
Doun - Kidney Pills are for weaU
lU'ln'o"-'
V--K j out neighbor f
e indoised hv thoiiNiiid.
Miv T W Oiddeu, Pine Kt. wi.vs
Two of in ihllili-en hail ory ye.iU
kiili'cs and weie annoyed by loo fro
lipiont p.ixwiges of the kidney eeretlon
iTlu v eoiiiplalued of paliM t lit it the back
laud felt .lull mid languid. We doetor-
J'd but got no lienefit until we Itought
IJoan Kidue PIIU atHeiiidon'M Ding
hton TbiJ jelieved tilt) trouble rlurht
i pud regiilaljHl tlo kldnej-H.
I'llu UU nt all dealer. Don't M lu
ll y jivU for a klduw- ifiuiMly get
koanH Kldiiiy Pllh (he muiip that
It (.oldin lnid fiwtw Mllliurn Co..
If. I'm fab. N V. Adv.
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So far aa can he ItwrnwJ. the flrat
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