Mountain Advocate from Barbourville, Kentucky • Page 3

TI A 1 Spot Cash prices at COLES Flower pots 5 inches OL Flower pots 6 inches 76 Flower pots 7 inches 10 Flower pots 8 inches I 15 Flower pots 12 inches 35 Flower pots 14 inches5 0 SOJgalltms extra fine stone warem all sizes of chump jarspjtchers and chambers I at lOc per gallon crimp iron roofining per sq 250 Standard seam roofing per square 250 Elastic roof paint guaranteed five years per gallon GO Best salt 2 hn suck 60 Best salt 216 bu sack 70 Best salt 3 bu sack 80 Dairy salt 5 lb bags 05 Barb wire per 100 Ibs 290 Smooth wire per 100 Ih2 65 Wire nails 3c per keg 265 Grate baskets mid jams per pound 05 Grates complete 16 inches 200 Grates complete 18 inches 225 Grates complete 20 inches 260 Iver Johnson 32 inch shotguns 400 Harrington Richardson 33 inch shotguns 400 Stevens 32 inch shotguns 400 Essex 32 inch shotguns 425 All of these guns are guaranteed fit stclass Stevens Favorite rifles 22 5r caliber 500 Masons jars 1h gallon per dozen 85 Masons jars quarts per doz 65 Large jelly glussrs per doz 25 Paint vour House with HAM MAR PAINT and get a FIVE YEAR guarantee HAMMAR PAINT is not a mixed paint it requires one gallon of linseed oilwith cvjeii gallon of HAMMAR PAINT Dont rail to see Cole before you buy piint This is the best season of the year to paint your house Come on right now and get HAMMAR Paint and go to inx ROBERT 4ES PERSONALS a 4Mrs it Jones is quit ill with but little hope of recovery Mrs 11 Hudson is visiting her son Hudson at Knoxville Mrs John Riddell left this morning i to visit in Corbin Iitr and Mrs Win Lock have returned from visit to Mr and Mrs Byrley at Cincinnati Mrs Baker left Saturday morning 4for Cincinnati after a several weeks visit to her father Capt McDaniel Mrs Tuggle returned Monday from a visit to her daughter Mrs SL Foley at Williamsburg Mesdames Cole Costellow and Ballard left this morning for Winchester where they will attend the Womans Board of Christian ltUnion Miss Mattie Evans returned this morning to Covington after a two weeks visit to friends in Wasiota and Barbourville She spent Thursday as the guest of 5Srs Clark Cole Dan Williams and Gilbert of Barbourville ar rived in town last Tuesday evening They are excellent gentlemen and our people stood with open arms to welcome them Letcher County News of September 21 Black Philip Easley I Thomas Tinsley and Hudson of the tennis club ac companied by Chas Gibson and Wilson as rooters went to Middlesboro Tuesday where they played teams of that city The local club is now trying to arrange a tournament between Middlesboro Pineville and Bar Di1dd1bourville bourville teams 1 Mr Harry Moore is now located at Louisville representing the Mexico Mining Smelting 1Co 1 I rl ua Xf il 7 LOCALSc Vt I 4 tVt The Department of Music begun 1 witH one teacher A second has been i employed and it is apparent that a OAr third must soon be added Think of this 1i I Rev Myers preached at the 1 Christian church here Sunday morn i 1 gand at Artemus Sunday even mgt ReV Myers who lives at Asfoe ofBtJLliiv 11CNat lrstlnchunh Ifc DishihaitChgland The following announcement issued is of interest in social circles here as well as other 0points where the contracting parties are known IuMls and Mrs Theodore England announce the marriage of their daughter Kate to Mr Dishman at nine oclock Wednesday morning October 4 1 lOOo The wedding will be a quiet i home affair at the residence of 0time brides parents and only the immediate friends and rela tives have been invited 5r HudsonJohnson i At the Southern Presbyterian Church Austin Texas last Wednesday occured the marriage of Rev John Hudson formerly of this place and Miss Nellie Johnson daughter of Judge and Mrs Johnson I of that city They will reside at Galveston where Mr Hudson is pastor of the Central Presbyterian church churchRegistration Registration I II Remember that under the present law every voter who lives within the corporate limits of Barbourvillevho expects to vote at the coming November election mint present himsell at his precinct voting place on next Tuesday October 3d between the hours of 6 oclock a and 9 oclock and register and receive Irom the officers of registration a certifi cate This certificate he must keep and present on election day before he will be permitted to vote This is very important and if overlooked will deprive such voter of his privilege of voting in November Dont forget the date next Tuesday October 3dand applies only to those living in the corporate limits of the town Pine PearI I Mr A Fuller brought to this office Wednesday morning a 6 fine specimen of pear that is in almost perfect shape It was grown nit the property of Mrs Martha Fuller in the north end of town It is five inches in length and twelve inches in circumference and weighs one and onefourth pounds New Coal Mines Mr John Matthews is making gf rapid progress in the opening up of his new mines in the Ely Hollow country nine mile south of here The Ely Jellico Coal Company owners of the land being developed by Mr Matthews is building a mile railroad extension out to the opening and it will be completed at an early date A 30000 mining plant I is now being installed by the Matthews Jellico Company and a daily I output of SOD tons is expected when the mines are in full working order The Ely Jellico Company composed of local men owns 1000 acres of coal lands in that section on I which are five workable seams 1 coal The seam being developed by I Mr Matthews Is 48 to GO inches in 1 thickness Shipments will be started I before the snow flies Subscribe for the ADVOCATE I Crude Thoughts I they Fall from lie Editorial Pen Pleasant Even I tog Reveries THE HOME CIRCLE COLUMN THE family is the oldest and most valuable institution on earth It begins properly with the first off spring In reality there is no family until the husband and wife can say Ito each other Two times one are I tvo and one to carry makes three I And the little third party often brings the husband and wife closes together than anything else could possibly do DK YOURSELF One should not repudiate himself There is no surer method of discom fort and no shorter road to failure To speak in natural tones and to nctI without affection to dress in such a way as to not invite comment to act without being hampered by ar tifidal rules and to live undaunted by conventionalism is not to live in vain It is to escape much that spoils life Sincerity is a genuine comfort ns well as a great virtue The people who are unaffected and genuine are not the people to nskIlls life worth living It would be as sane forman a with sound lungs standing in the free open of a mountain summit to ask Is air worth breathing Some courage is needed to be not ural and a higher kind of courage too than that which marches be hind the safe end of a gun That moral courage which is not intimi dated by appearance nor cowed by ve custom is a finer article than the tite steady nerve of the soldier in physi cal peril It takes braveryof the best stamp to he true to oneself Ridicule belii ties the enterprise expediency throws doubt upon it circumferences embarrass and make difficult the adventure of being nat ural But he who in the face of it all manages to be loyal to the inner voice to keep faith with himself and to maintain self respect has won the victory in a crucial battle Thus while it is true that cue who keeps his selfrespect has the worlds I it is also true that he must discredit the worlds to mnintain his own The public may chatter about what a man has but it asks before it quits talking what be is and rates qihim him accordingly accordinglyNo NO GLOOM AT HOM1 Above all things there should be no gloom in the house The shadows of the dark content and fretfulness should never cross the threshold throwing their large black shapes I like funeral palls over the happy young spirits gathered there If you will you shall sit en a throne and be the presiding household deity 0 1t faithful wife what privileges what treasures greater or purer than thineAnd And let the husband strive to forget his cares as he winds around the long narrow street and behold the soft light illuminating his little parlor spreading its precious beams on the red pave befbre it He has beenI harrassed perplexed persecuted He has borne with manyn cruel tone 1 many a cold word and nerved hinI self up to an energy so desperate i that his frame and spirits are weakened and depressed And now his JfT5 tiLL WELL LOTH1NLG LOTH1NLGIf If you want a Suit or an OVERCOAT II for yourself or your boy and want the BEST for I the Least Money you can buy the SHIELDi BRAND with confidence for you will get what i tI I you want For Sale byI Kyx rnmn nl Bfj1ftf tinl i 1 A Column Ded icated to Tired I Mothers as they Join the Home Circle iit Evening II Tide limbs ache with weariness his tcm Itplea throb with painheat caused by too constant application He scarce ly knows how to meet his wife with a pleasant smile or sit down cheer fully to their little meal which she has provided with so much care But the door is openedthe over coat is thrown hastily off A sweet singing voice falls upon his ear and the tones are so soft and glad that Hope like a winged angel flies right irito his bosom and nestles against his heart A home where gloom is banished presided over by one who has learned 1to rule her household Oh 1 he is thrice consoled tor all his trials It is impossible he can be unhappy That sweetest best dearest solace is hisn cheerful home Do you wonder that the man is strengthened anew for tomorrows care nOME To guard our sons and daughters from evil or at least to maintain at the very core of their being an ally against contaminating touch and harmful counsel let us win their confidence when they are little cul tivate it as they grow up and preserve it always There is no talis man more magical no better means overcoming the difficulties of edu cation that arise from the changing age of our children As time goes on authority is modified per force If you desire to educate your children in freedom your authority must be beI felt less and less and at last efface itself altogether onfidence on the contrary must persist How many parents do not comprehend this Excellent at educating nurslings and guiding childhood they continue to treat their children the same at all ages they steal away their power of initiative stifle tlieiraspirationsand by the very act of clinging to a passing authority let perish a confidence I which might have been constant I Nor is it enough to he resigned to seeing the wll and personal force of our children establish themselves we I should welcome with joy all the signs of asH it can possibly be wise give free pinto the spirit of independence and enterprise Do not hinder the mans being formed in the child To the somewhat femenine education of tenderness solicitude of vigilance per haps overnnxious and restrictive of liberty let the virile educator sucI ceed that education which is to forge I and temper the forces of children cultivates their resistance and their combativeness and does not flinch in the face of their fatigues their trials I thier difficulties even their dangerI It is at this price that men of I mark are fashion done of whom is worth a thousand lives of routineI mummified and sheeplike And to I mould such character with its stamp of originality thesort of man whose I need is felt on sidesnothing else equals family life especially clCI is simple and laborious Here are the normal conditions the favorable atmosphere and no one be allowed to interfere with the rights and happiness of another There must be no drones in the home if it is to be per cctly happy plac and there must be inordinate selfishness An idle person and a selfish person will disturb I the peace of the whole family While here must be loyalty and unity there must also be great freedom for the expression of personal tastes and respect for individual activity The life of the world is strenuous and the door of the home should shut out the storm and stress but it ItI should not shut out new and wholesome inspiring influences It should stand wide in hospitable welcome to I friends The home life thats nar row and selfish is dull and enervating IfOR SALEi ITown lots in Slickly Addition fronting on Manchester St I2i ft hackI water Apply to i toI 1I CLARK Agt I 1 I ijfobni Barbourville i i I i fJ IA bT nnnmn Local Time Card rN EFFECT APRIL 1 1905 IIKo2J Ko2JI 15n 820 in Gorbln Corbin 1145 U15nm arm am 831 pm Gray 1131 llooa A a48 Knmnuel 1118 in 1011 a in at8ss d1 d1II I nl4JJ 40 421 in Plat Lick IOU in 10 a in 42 in 4HWp Plnuvlllo 1058 01 a m425n 1 455 512 pm Jttd lelsboro SrA 1118 a MUSIC and BUSINESS are Specialties Nest Term begins Sep tember 5th Write for Catalogue CatalogueJ LEWIS Principal J1 50 A Month or More 5 Positions Guaranteed By The Williamsburg Institute 1 We have made arrangements by which we can and do GUARANTEE position paying 50 a month or more to every energetic intelligent boy of good character above 17 years ofagE who has a good knowledge of the common school branches or will obtain it and will satisfactorily complete the Course in Telegraphy About ten months In length now offered by the Institute For particulars address WOOD 1t vt No2J I Dally 180 to X100 bEETHING POWDERS Costs Only 25c at Druggists or mail 25c to MOFFETT St Louis Mo Mother Hesitate no longer but save the health and life ot your child as thousands have done by giving these powdci TEETHINA Is easily given and quickly counteracts and overcomes If the effects of the summers heat upon teething children PDLKA DDT CANS THE KIRDotPAINI I TOBUT IIIOCII iImportant HemorandamI WYyi Nro1NW Yw a10w rr 001 Tr II aa Oo1 We strongly recommend Kinloch Paint The pure laW Linseed oil it the I life of paint and when you buy Kinloch Paint you buy the fresh linseed oil It the same time right out of the barrel Mix together gallon for gallonand 1 you have the best paint that brains can make and money can buy The cost per gallon is less than for inferior grades of ReadyMixed Paint Kinloch is ready to mix Come and sec uswell tell you all about KINLOCH I and save you moneyin first cost and In the cost per years wear For sale by IFor SHITH BROS Flat Lick Ky 1 IINLOC rNT coNrNY For all kinds of Metal and Felt Roofing Iron Bridges Boil I Trains do not stop at Station where no time Is shown noI IN ADVANCE pays tuition board and ijti lodging for Schoolearcti I IID ft CIIJ IBEST QUALITY ONLY Every Palr Fully Warranted CYLINDER MACHINE MIGHINEOILS DullyI No s0 IDI1I1Y Sue Bennett Memorial School LONDON Ky A First Class School for Boys and Girls 858 In Attendance i Last Year 4rt Guns Choler Infantum Diarrhoea Dysentery and the Bowel Troubles of Children of Any Age Aids Digestion Regulates the Bowels Strengthens the Child and MAKES TEETHING EASY On Roofs guaranteed to wear five Ii years when properly applied It is I absolutely ammonia proof and thoroughly i elastic Will not crack blister a ers Smoke Stacks etc Send I for circulars and price list THE Detrolt REX COMPANY Mloh or scale Has a wearing body that will lastlonger than I any other paint on the market 0 ri tri THE NATIONAL CELEBRATED SHEARS If not perfectly satisfactory return them and get a new pair Beware of I imitations Insist on your dealer giving you the ffatfonal Dont allow him to substitute another make which he may claim is just as good MADE BY THE NATIONAL CUTLERY CO Philadelphia Pa 1at Apex Axle Grease GreaselI I THE PRICE TELLS THE QUALITY SELLS Machine Greaae Belt Grease and Axle Grease of all grade Axle Oil and Harness Oil We defy competition either as to quality or price Write for our catalogue Wo can save you mosey CA8CKTTY OIL COMPANY Nhvlll Tnnr 1 YNMwM MKAMntwirYMN IMIMMI frt.