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acei aeonsryi R i who is now- Invoicing 1 his Stock Watch or- BARGAINS iJ next week ryfi aa i r PERSONALS II t i WafAA V Miss Louise Sampson of Ucrtlin Hva the guest of friends here this Aveeek 1 Miss Gertrude Logan of Pincville was the guest of Miss Mayo Tins Icy Sunday Cant D Moore was in town the arlier part of the week on his way from northern points to his home in Virginia f Rev John B Hudson of the class h of98p who has been ftastor of j the Central Presbyterian church of Galveston for the past two years t has been called to the pastorate o- ft the First Presbyterian church of Victoria Texas In vIew of the fact that Rev Hudson will succeed one t of the most prominent Prcsbyteriui ministers of the country in accept ing the call his many friends here are pleased to learn of his rapid sue v fcss Collegia Journal JW aA LOCALS 4 AVY t fA l A number of the younger set at- e tended a dance at Middlesboro last Friday evening iA little ad in the ADVOCATE iiilnay bring you big results Try t H and be convinced 4 1 The Fiscal Court will hold their a first meeting here next Tuesday for thus purpose organizing 7Thc Colonial dance given by Miss Shively Tuesday evening was i largely attended and greatly eii kjoycd The Institute opened Wednesday morning with u gratifying attend ¬ y ante which will undoubtedly great- ly ¬ increase Prof H J Greenwell formerly of Uardstown College has assumed the presidency and he is- M assisted by an able corps of instruct V ors Quite a number of young people attended a dance at Middlesboro Tuesday night including Misses Sampson Tinsley Logan Culton Shively Matthews Messrs Tinsley 1 Hudson Oishman Hlaclt Cult t n t and 3IMatthews Mrs John G Matthews the crowd f J The barn of Henry Kiley a promi ¬ thet count one and several cows und horses besides a large quantity of grain were de t stroellThc fire was of incendiary korigin and bloodhounds were placed on the trailof the miscreant but such a time had elapsed that they didno I Si good j On last Tuesday at the bollin Grays the Knights of Pythias gave a public installation of ollicers of Munral Lodge No 113 After time 1 installation of ollicers the crowd in attendance was invited to the Palace hotelwhere two tong and well tilled wt tables awaited tIm There were some of our townsmen in attend ¬ f ance among them beingjudge F D tIc r tinin sup and City At rnc1 1- 1rF t Kobuion jJ NEW scfitbuii Middjcsboro Ky Dee 14 1105 To all Agents and Others Concerned On account of the increased pas stfnger travel between Middlesboro and Jcllico and intermediate points service daily train to run from ellico to Middlesboro andr turn according to the following schedule IKAVH STATION AKKIVK 700 a in lellicni45 pm 910 n m1 orbin120 p i- ns9li a ntGrayss3f 7 I m 917 l inArkic1304 p in- s934 a ohEmanuelf25U p in 940 a m Uarbonrvllcslii p in 1111fln02 slO10 a mFonr Milas2lf p in- slOlGam Vallsciils208 p in slO18 a mPinevilles204 p in- s 1024 a mWasioto s200 pm s34 ohFerndalcs150 p m 1044 n mExcelsior137 pm 180 pin1Lidtltesbrc 1050 a m s indicates stop f indicates stop on flag- Although time is not shown at sta- tions ¬ between Corbin and Jellico this train will do local work surd these stops will be made theywill also go from Wilton junction to Wilton and return on the Kn xville division both on the morning and afternoon trips Oll HOLLINGTWORTH Superintendent n Crude Thoughts as they Fall from he Editorial Pen Pleasant Even ¬ ing Reveries 4 THE HOME CIRCLE COLUMN I TUB OLD PAS1IpONil1 WOMAN No clever brilliant thinker she With college record and degree She has not known the paths of fame The world hits never heard her name She walks in oldon trodden ways The valleys of the yesterdays Around her childish heart is twined As with sonic reverent saint en- shrined ¬ And following hers the childish eet Are led to ideals true and sweet And find all purity and good In her divinest motherhood She keeps her faith unshadowed stiil ftod rules the world in good and ill Men in her creed are brave and true And woven purr as pearls of dew And lite for her is high and Ky work and glad endeavor grundI This sad old earths a brighter place I All for the sunshine of her lace Her very smile a blessing throws And hearts are happier where she goes A gentle clear eyed messenger To whisper love thank God for her jft BOYS ton have but one mother care for her and spare her She is i not a beast of burden to drive along the highway of life There is no love like your mothers love you may not know it now but you will some duy of NO home is quite complete where everything for its comfort andcheer has been done without the presence in it which redeems the too sordid pursuit of present opportunities by the tender touch of the hings of the past What is home without a mother the street ballad has it but just as true and forcible a phrase w6uldhe What is home without a grandmother Whether it is the briskand bustling grandmother whose years set lightl and who is store useful than any brownie in the home or the dear old sait whose work is dote and who can onlysit with folded hands and show us how near heaven is to earth it is the grandmother that is the real angel in the home and every child in the family thinks so J A LADY received the following re- ply ¬ from a neighbor in answer to the question why she allowed her chil- d ¬ en and husband to litter up every room in the house and the senti ¬ went will find lodgment in the heart of every homeloving person in the land The stark of the little mud ¬ dy feet upon the floor can he easier removed than the stain when those j little feet go down in the high waysI of eVIls The prints of the little fin- gers on the window pane cannot shut out the sunshine hall so much as time shadow that drrkens the mothers heartover the one who is r f JRi k jt 1 r d rtI r DedIIcaled Join the Home I Circle at ning Tide EVI Ibut years > a refuge from cure and trouble and his greatest happiness within its four walls he can put his hoots in the rocking chair and hang his coat up on the floor every day in the week And if I can stand it I cannot see that it is anybodys elses business I MANY a time a happy home and happy face does more to make good men and women than Ill tIll learn ¬ ing and eloquence that eon be used It hits been said that the sweet ¬ est words in our language are Mother Monte and Heaven rind one might almost say the word home includes them all for who can think of home without remembering the gentle mother who sanctified it by her presence And is not home the dearest name in the heaven We think of the Netter land as a home where brightness will never end in night Oh then may our homes on earth be the centers of all our joys may they be as gr en spots in the discrt to which wean retire when weary of the cares and perplexities of life and drink the clear winters of love which we know to be sincere and always unfailing l- IOVK AT uomI Let love nt with her arms over us to help lilt time burdens that otherwise would weigh us down Love lights a lamp that glow on when all might be shrouded in gloom Lovesweet angelstrengh i ens the weary and steadies the hand that carries cordial to time sufferers lipsTime will softly sw eetly glide When theres love at IlOnwf Admit and keep love as a member ol your household Never lor one moment think that your doing is im portant even if much of the wife and mother I ime is passed in the kitchen The noblest and the wisest live by eating nonppetic and common as it onlecm Think tired house ¬ wife not of the pin no trained tin gers as becoming stiff anti awkard and flushed front moulding the staff of life but consider what the mem ¬ bers of your home are accomplish ¬ ing Your son is taking high rank in college and your daughter is to uo as a missionary und they derive strength of mind inane and muscle from mothers table Are you not doing something indispensable Your kitchen efforts help to run alii the machinery of life What would discourngemcntI their drying Out of the tvdl kept homes commie the noblest of the land Jf lion TUB hays Hoys he industrious The world wants em nest workers God never j > r- wnc0IELD ftI- rtItUI l 1Ir ms 8II4l- i t4b tVflt tV TJf1mJfb t 4 H 1 11 F S ofnrll of- t W tJf F 1ictJffi i gL- LtUiTHING If you want a Suit or an OVERCOAT for yourself or your boy and want the BEST for the Least Money you can buy the ShIELD gRAND with confidence for you will get what you want For Sale bv PARKER PARKER 1 BarbonrYille Ky 5 lI1e lZ1 I England Ellison CJ They Sell The- Y SELL I Shoes They Make Your Feet Glad Try a pair and bi convinced Only 350 intended fornry tine to be idle TiP more work von do the sweeter will be your sleep rand brighter and hap ¬ pier your holidays Take off your coat nc1mnlc a dust in the world But we would not repress your bouyant spirits or shut you out I from all that is glad and happy in this beautiful world We would like to pass an ordinance for Inch neigh ¬ I borhood to haven large playground where the boys could meet at least once a week and enjoy a holiday e would have it just as plcn < ant ii could be mode shaded by uI trees plenty ol soft grass to on and singing birds overhead This will be so much nicer for our hogs that loitering on street corners We would have the old faslminned games of cmr grnndfUh playedmm as modern impiovements for develop- ing ¬ the muscles nut listen hoI we would not have any jmstitt c you would blush for your parents or > is f ters to witness suchas scorch null wither every high and noble aspira tion degrade time soul and prepar es the way for many ol the sins that now corrupt We would not have that lovelyspot desecrated by an oath TELEPHONES Are a Necessity- in the Country Homo The farther you are removed from town to railroad station time more the telephone will save in time and horse flesh No man lis a rk ht to compel one of the family to lie in agony for hours while IK i drives to town for the doctor Tel ¬ ephone and save half the suffering Our Free Book tells how to or ¬ ganize build and operate telaI systemsInstruments days trial to responsible parties ITHE CADIZ ELECTRIC CO 201 CCC Building Cadiz Ohio TO CUE A COLD IN ONt DV Take LA Y ATI VK BUOMO UITXTNK TablotK All druggists refund tln money If it tails to euro K A Groves signature is on each box Jo cnetw I 4 Io i New Meat Market 5 JUST OPENED t C u I STRCET1e Jheee wo have a nice assortment of meats 8 Beef Pork Sausage t Pure Country lard I > x IQ ry We arc soiling at prkos In keeping with the times S r I f Call and soo our meats and compare priers with those i of others and wo will show you how to save money q Rs I YIIS for 111110 = MESSAMORE CO PlI N OE 00 Z J 7 D O N vv A u Lifeiit r cA Y fI I bur the next ten days we will lake subscriptionttt 11 for the A DV the Feral 1 Daily except Sunday hotel papers for only Tlii only holds good CHRISTMAS atld applies to old subscribers who pa as well as to ninvo t s Come before it is too late 25 F coP THEn ViEturd Louisville proposition u 0 r y I tuttilJI YEAR 51 AMERICANMONTJLYREVIEWOFREVIEWS i the more Magazines there are the mores Indispensable is Che Review of Reviews r PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT tayi I know that through its columns view i have ken ptoented to me that I could ooh I othrwie I had aeeeu tai heuue dreamed and thoughtfut neD no matterI how widely hir idea diver e are peen free utterance in its eoiumnr WE WANT A REPRESENTATIVE IN EVERY TOWN TO TAKE SUBSCRIPTIONS ONE OF OUR REPRESENTATIVES MAKES 50 I A WEEK THE YEAR ROUND WE PAY THE LARGEST COMMISSION IN THE MAGAZINE FIELD NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY YOU CAN MAKE A SAFE INCOME AT HOME AND BUILD UP A PERMANENT BUSINESS WRITE AT ONCE TO THE REVIEW OP REVIEWS COMPANY 13 ASTOR PLACE NEW YORK t aa a WwMMmaQYRwIVNf aYl MVelMadC7IpIIY 17 STEVENS ReedPipe OrgansI- N i FINE PIANO CASES are unequalled in Tone and Power Case Workmanship and Dur ¬ ability They LOOK JUST JUKE A FINE PIANO and BOund liko a pipe organ No knee swell w swells work No et or pulleys the pedal connections being all Iron and Cues Finest Mahogany Walnut and Ok Veneers Meal instrument fer the lodge room rec l Wette r Mlogue and prices to the manuetarers Tin STEVENS ORGAN Ie PIANO COr Mention this paper 1t lMX 1 Jw < o 11 i f L IrJ filiiY t r t damr
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Invoicing1
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Watch or-
BARGAINSiJ
next weekryfi aa ir PERSONALS
II ti WafAA V
Miss Louise Sampson of UcrtlinHva the guest of friends here thisAveeek
1
Miss Gertrude Logan of Pincville
was the guest of Miss Mayo TinsIcy Sunday
Cant D Moore was in town thearlier part of the week on his way
from northern points to his home in
Virginia
f Rev John B Hudson of the classh of98p who has been ftastor of
j the Central Presbyterian church of
Galveston for the past two years
t has been called to the pastorate o-ft the First Presbyterian church of
Victoria Texas In vIew of the fact
that Rev Hudson will succeed one
tof the most prominent Prcsbyteriuiministers of the country in accepting the call his many friends here
are pleased to learn of his rapid suev fcss Collegia Journal
JW aALOCALS4 AVY tfA
l A number of the younger set at-
e tended a dance at Middlesboro lastFriday evening
iA little ad in the ADVOCATEiiilnay bring you big results Tryt H and be convinced
41
The Fiscal Court will hold theira first meeting here next Tuesday for
thus purpose organizing
7Thc Colonial dance given by MissShively Tuesday evening was
i largely attended and greatly eiikjoycd
The Institute opened Wednesdaymorning with u gratifying attend ¬
y ante which will undoubtedly great-ly
¬
increase Prof H J Greenwellformerly of Uardstown College hasassumed the presidency and he is-
M assisted by an able corps of instructV ors
Quite a number of young peopleattended a dance at MiddlesboroTuesday night including MissesSampson Tinsley Logan CultonShively Matthews Messrs Tinsley
1 Hudson Oishman Hlaclt Cult t n t and
3IMatthews Mrs John G Matthewsthe crowdf
J The barn of Henry Kiley a promi ¬thetcount oneand several cows und horses besidesa large quantity of grain were de
t stroellThc fire was of incendiarykorigin and bloodhounds were placed
on the trailof the miscreant but sucha time had elapsed that they didno
I Si goodj
On last Tuesday at the bollinGrays the Knights of Pythias gavea public installation of ollicers ofMunral Lodge No 113 After time
1 installation of ollicers the crowd in
attendance was invited to the Palacehotelwhere two tong and well tilled
wt tables awaited tIm There were
some of our townsmen in attend ¬
f ance among them beingjudge F D
tIc r tinin sup and City At rnc1 1-
1rF
t KobuionjJ
NEW scfitbuii
Middjcsboro Ky Dee 14 1105To all Agents and Others Concerned
On account of the increased passtfnger travel between Middlesboroand Jcllico and intermediate points
servicedaily train to run from ellico toMiddlesboro andr turn accordingto the following schedule
IKAVH STATION AKKIVK
700 a in lellicni45 pm910 n m1 orbin120 p i-
ns9li a ntGrayss3f 7 I m
917 l inArkic1304 p in-
s934 a ohEmanuelf25U p in
940 a m Uarbonrvllcslii p in
1111fln02slO10 a mFonr Milas2lf p in-
slOlGam Vallsciils208 p inslO18 a mPinevilles204 p in-
s 1024 a mWasioto s200 pms34 ohFerndalcs150 p m
1044 n mExcelsior137 pm180 pin1Lidtltesbrc 1050 a m
s indicates stop f indicates stopon flag-Although time is not shown at sta-
tions¬
between Corbin and Jellico thistrain will do local work surd thesestops will be made theywill also gofrom Wilton junction to Wilton andreturn on the Kn xville divisionboth on the morning and afternoontrips Oll HOLLINGTWORTH
Superintendentn
Crude Thoughtsas they Fall fromhe Editorial PenPleasant Even ¬
ing Reveries
4
THE HOME CIRCLE
COLUMNI
TUB OLD PAS1IpONil1 WOMAN
No clever brilliant thinker sheWith college record and degree
She has not known the paths of
fameThe world hits never heard her nameShe walks in oldon trodden waysThe valleys of the yesterdays
Around her childish heart is twinedAs with sonic reverent saint en-
shrined
¬
And following hers the childish eet
Are led to ideals true and sweetAnd find all purity and goodIn her divinest motherhood
She keeps her faith unshadowed stiilftod rules the world in good and ill
Men in her creed are brave and trueAnd woven purr as pearls of dew
And lite for her is high andKy work and glad endeavor grundIThis sad old earths a brighter place I
All for the sunshine of her laceHer very smile a blessing throwsAnd hearts are happier where she
goesA gentle clear eyed messengerTo whisper love thank God for her
jft
BOYS ton have but one mothercare for her and spare her She is
i
not a beast of burden to drive alongthe highway of life There is nolove like your mothers love youmay not know it now but you willsome duy
of
NO home is quite complete whereeverything for its comfort andcheerhas been done without the presencein it which redeems the too sordidpursuit of present opportunities bythe tender touch of the hings of thepast What is home without amother the street ballad has itbut just as true and forcible a phrasew6uldhe What is home without agrandmother Whether it is thebriskand bustling grandmotherwhose years set lightl and who is
store useful than any brownie in thehome or the dear old sait whosework is dote and who can onlysitwith folded hands and show us hownear heaven is to earth it is thegrandmother that is the real angelin the home and every child in thefamily thinks so
JA LADY received the following re-
ply
¬
from a neighbor in answer to thequestion why she allowed her chil-
d
¬
en and husband to litter up everyroom in the house and the senti ¬
went will find lodgment in the heartof every homeloving person in theland The stark of the little mud ¬
dy feet upon the floor can he easierremoved than the stain when those j
little feet go down in the high waysIof eVIls The prints of the little fin-
gers on the window pane cannotshut out the sunshine hall so muchas time shadow that drrkens themothers heartover the one who is
r fJRi k jt1 r d
rtIr
DedIIcaledJoin the Home I
Circle atning Tide EVI
Ibutyears >
a refuge from cure and trouble andhis greatest happiness within its four
walls he can put his hoots in the
rocking chair and hang his coat up
on the floor every day in the week
And if I can stand it I cannot see
that it is anybodys elses business
IMANY a time a happy home and
happy face does more to make goodmen and women than Ill tIll learn ¬
ing and eloquence that eon be used
It hits been said that the sweet ¬
est words in our language areMother Monte and Heaven rind
one might almost say the word
home includes them all for who can
think of home without remembering
the gentle mother who sanctified it
by her presence And is not home
the dearest name in the heaven We
think of the Netter land as a home
where brightness will never end in
night Oh then may our homes on
earth be the centers of all our joysmay they be as gr en spots in the
discrt to which wean retire when
weary of the cares and perplexities
of life and drink the clear winters of
love which we know to be sincere
and always unfailing
l-IOVK AT uomILet love nt
with her arms over us to help lilt time
burdens that otherwise would weigh
us down Love lights a lamp thatglow on when all might be shroudedin gloom Lovesweet angelstrengh i
ens the weary and steadies the handthat carries cordial to time sufferers
lipsTimewill softly sw eetly glide
When theres love at IlOnwfAdmit and keep love as a member
ol your household Never lor one
moment think that your doing is im
portant even if much of the wife and
mother I ime is passed in the kitchenThe noblest and the wisest live byeating nonppetic and common asit onlecm Think tired house ¬
wife not of the pin no trained tin
gers as becoming stiff anti awkardand flushed front moulding the staffof life but consider what the mem ¬
bers of your home are accomplish ¬
ing Your son is taking high rankin college and your daughter is to uoas a missionary und they derivestrength of mind inane and musclefrom mothers table Are you notdoing something indispensableYour kitchen efforts help to run aliithe machinery of life What would
discourngemcntItheir drying Out of the tvdl kepthomes commie the noblest of the land
Jflion TUB hays
Hoys he industrious The world
wants em nest workers God never
j >r-
wnc0IELD
ftI-rtItUI l 1Ir ms
8II4l-i
t4btVflt tV
TJf1mJfb t 4 H
1 11 F Sofnrll of-
tWtJfF 1ictJffi i gL-
LtUiTHINGIf you want a Suit or an
OVERCOATfor yourself or your boy and want the BEST for
the Least Money you can buy the ShIELD
gRAND with confidence for you will get what
you want For Sale bv
PARKER PARKER1
BarbonrYille Ky5
lI1e lZ1
I England Ellison CJ
They
Sell
The-Y
SELL
IShoes
They Make Your Feet GladTry a pair and bi convinced
Only 350
intended fornry tine to be idle TiPmore work von do the sweeter will
be your sleep rand brighter and hap¬
pier your holidays Take off your
coat nc1mnlc a dust in the world
But we would not repress yourbouyant spirits or shut you out
I
from all that is glad and happy in
this beautiful world We would like
to pass an ordinance for Inch neigh ¬I
borhood to haven large playgroundwhere the boys could meet at leastonce a week and enjoy a holiday
e would have it just as plcn < antii could be mode shaded by uItrees plenty ol soft grass toon and singing birds overhead This
will be so much nicer for our hogsthat loitering on street corners We
would have the old faslminned games
of cmr grnndfUh playedmm asmodern impiovements for develop-
ing
¬
the muscles nut listen hoI we
would not have any jmstitt c you
would blush for your parents or > is f
ters to witness suchas scorch nullwither every high and noble aspiration degrade time soul and prepar es
the way for many ol the sins thatnow corrupt We would not have
that lovelyspot desecrated by anoath
TELEPHONES
Are a Necessity-in the Country
Homo
The farther you are removedfrom town to railroad station time
more the telephone will save intime and horse flesh No man lisa rk ht to compel one of the familyto lie in agony for hours while IK i
drives to town for the doctor Tel ¬
ephone and save half the sufferingOur Free Book tells how to or¬
ganize build and operate telaIsystemsInstruments days
trial to responsible parties
ITHE CADIZ ELECTRIC CO
201 CCC Building Cadiz Ohio
TO CUE A COLD IN ONt DVTake LA Y ATI VK BUOMO UITXTNK
TablotK All druggists refund tlnmoney If it tails to euro K A
Groves signature is on each box Jocnetw
I
4
Io
i New Meat Market 5
JUST OPENED tC u ISTRCET1eJheee wo have a nice assortment of meats
8 Beef Pork Sausage tPure Country lardI > x
IQ ryWe arc soiling at prkos In keeping with the times S r
I f Call and soo our meats and compare priers with those
i of others and wo will show you how to save moneyq
Rs
I YIIS for 111110 =
MESSAMORE COPlI N OE 00
Z
J 7 D O N vv Au
Lifeiit
r
cA
YfI
I
bur the next ten days we will lake subscriptionttt 11for the A DV the Feral 1
Daily except Sunday hotel papers for onlyTlii only holds good
CHRISTMAS atld applies to old subscribers who pa
as well as to ninvo t s Come before it is too late
25 F
coP
THEn
ViEturd Louisville
proposition
u
0r
y ItuttilJI
YEAR51
AMERICANMONTJLYREVIEWOFREVIEWSi
the more Magazines there are the moresIndispensable is Che Review of Reviews r
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT tayiI know that through its columns view i have ken ptoented to me that I could ooh I
othrwie I had aeeeu tai heuue dreamed and thoughtfut neD no matterIhow widely hir idea diver e are peen free utterance in its eoiumnr
WE WANT A REPRESENTATIVE IN EVERYTOWN TO TAKE SUBSCRIPTIONS
ONE OF OUR REPRESENTATIVES MAKES 50I A WEEK THE YEAR ROUND
WE PAY THE LARGEST COMMISSION IN THEMAGAZINE FIELD
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY YOU CANMAKE A SAFE INCOME AT HOME ANDBUILD UP A PERMANENT BUSINESSWRITE AT ONCE TO
THE REVIEW OP REVIEWS COMPANY13 ASTOR PLACE NEW YORK
t
aa a WwMMmaQYRwIVNf aYl MVelMadC7IpIIY 17
STEVENSReedPipe OrgansI-
Ni
FINE PIANO CASESare unequalled in Tone and Power
Case Workmanship and Dur¬
ability TheyLOOK JUST JUKE A FINE PIANOand BOund liko a pipe organ No knee swell w
swells work No et orpulleys the pedal connections being all Ironand
Cues Finest Mahogany Walnut and OkVeneers Meal instrument fer thelodge room rec l Wette r Mlogue andprices to the manuetarers
Tin STEVENS ORGAN Ie PIANO COrMention this paper 1t lMX
1
Jw < o 11 if L IrJ filiiY tr t damr
