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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16
SHOE REPAIRING

Rubber wAsleselee asd sprtng Heels
put on. sl.k0; All ktrds Of shoe re.
sAis'a6RYp. H ~ EAT nEh Nam . sHon
Phone Monroe 1851.
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- THE B1cHMoND -vIRo1N1AN-Mo DAT. JUNE L. 1913
Stock Market. Of the Past Week


eah sea' Wv"
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w J. Shepherd. who sues, etc.
American Union Fire Insurance Conn
pany, .of Philadelphia, Pa, ct ais.
and Saa
Joseph Button
VS.
American Union Fire Insurance. Com.
pany of Philadelphia. Pa. ct ais.
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SUMMER BoARDERs

Seaside Cottage. Hay and Ocean View
avenue, Cottage line; six rooms for
$3.50 rent for season; furnished.
Address Box ia. Ocean View, Va.
Bosrders-Can Accommodate Few
adults at my home, Midlothian. Va,
for summer months. Address Y Y. H..
Midlothian, Va
Summer Roardern Wanfed-one and
half miles from station, two miles
from mountain: nice shade; lake Tor
swimming Apply to MRS. F. T..
BAKER, Gordonsville. Va
Ocean wave Cottage, Virginia Ray
for the reception of guests. water
front cottage. strictly modern.
Address MRS. NJ. A. HALL. Lock
Hox lsa, Ocean View. Va,
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PLATE ICE
- = : = : = =
PLATE ICE.

harder than Oh Ice. consequently
you use less. and plate Ice IL best
In quality and purity. yet II costs no
more than the ordinary Ice, IT can
Or tea a. IL has no bad taste.
TYLNR . RYAN. 1901 West Cary
street.. phonA Madison 1S79
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For Rent--Furnished Room. Modern
conventencess with bath two blocks
from capitol square. Private Iamiiy
Rate reasonable. Apply NO. I'll
North Ninth street. ...-.
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LEGAL NOTICE

VIRGINIA.; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND. JUNE
1412
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WOOD AND COAL


Summer Price on Coal and Wood This
month: Pennsylvania and virginia
Anthracite. Fire. Greek and spnnt
Lump, Pocahcntas Washed Nut,
Briquetts and r. O. N. Large oak
and pine blocks, Perfectly. dry slab
for cooking Prices range from ~: so
to s72s per ton. Automobile de-
livery cheapest r.. r. LONG. onice
i5ee-1510 West Broad. Phone Madi-
son 1863.
WOOD.
Call Monroe l375 Fer nest Grade OF
pine, oak or slab wood. Anthracite.
Splint or Hriquette coal: save money
and ret quick service LINE .
HARRIS. ISL East Cary.
We Satisfy Our Custemers Became We
send them the best coal and wood;
also good weight and measure; ccai
and wood dry and under shelter; ALI
orders delivered promptly We also
manufacture plate ice. the superior
kind Phone us when In need OF
same. TYLER & RYAN. 11el West
Cary. Madison 1879: Monyoe 10l7.
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ONCE OF
Commissioners r. e. Peyton, JSss,
No. Sl3-t4 Travellers bldg. IN 81
City of Richmond. Va, JNne =, 1yAks
To All Parties Interested IN the
Entitled Causes: 8s
Take Notice. That I have hxed enQM1
TUESDAY, JULY S. 1913. at II Ofcs3
A. NJ. as the time. and my ofneSs
of Richmond. Va. as the place. % La
cutting the requirements of the deeNN
OF which the foregoing is an extr4ce4M
Given under my hand this 7th d4Nx4
June, 1913. 4 Esss sssa Hs
COMMISSIONERS
Loyal. Taylor & White. p. O. sass
Jes- law 4w. III
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VIRGINIA.: IN THE CHANCE.
COURT OF THE CITY OF HI
MOND, THE 18TH DAY OF III
1913. ~ ~
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HELP-MALE q FEMALE

wa1tsd-ThIrty Cooks. Maids and
and dairy hands. buffers. walters.
etc. w. NJ. MARTINS EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY. rs North Ninth
street. second floor. twilliamsl
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When OCT Of Work See w. ~. MARTINS
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. % North
Ninth street.
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Chesapeake .aa Oaae railway.
7:l6 A-Locai--Dy.-N News.
$40 A.-Local--Daily-C Elk
Sun. Thurmond.
1900 A.--Ex.--Dy.--Norf Old Point
10000 A.--LocaI-Daily-- Lex,
G. Forge.
1890 Nocn--Ex.--Dy.--N Old PIT
1900 P.-Ex.-py.--Cinc Lvil1e.
taco P.-Ex.-.,Dy.-Norf OLD Point
500 P.--Local-Dy.-N.N News, Old Pt.
Sis P.-I.ocal-Ex. sun.---Ch'ar'ville.
Sis P.-Locai-.Week days except
Saturday to Warren-SAt-
urday TO Gladstone.
$40 P-Itmtd-Daily- Chicago.
100 FREDERICKSBURG Cincinnati,
Louisville. Lynchburg and
Natural Bridge.
sSleepers. tParlor cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND--LocAI
from East: s:55 4. NJ. 7:4o r. "A
Through from East: 1850 A. NJ. :bb
r. NJ, $40 r. NJ. Local from West
e:15 A. NJ. sss.55 A. N. and TAO p. NJ
Through SIS A. NJ. HISS A. NJ. and
335 r. NJ
James River Line: 1855 A.. NJ.
l:55 p. NJ. week days-Eun. 6:55 p. M.
ssDaily except Sunday.
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Augusta De Quincy Juncker. .Fl&A
VS.. $500
SGustave F. Juncker. .Def4dN1
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IN CHANcERY.

Extract from decree of June 8, 1a11s
in the above entitled causes.)
"It Is further ordered that these CO.
soIidated causes he referred to one A
the commissioners OF this court
is hereby directed apd ordered;
(it To ascertain and report ali 0Is4MSs
assets belonging to the American unl9HS
Fire Insurance Company. OF Phtl14e4s
phia. Pa, located in the State or W.
ginia. ....SS.9
f2} To ascertain and report, togefnA&k
with the relativs priorities OF the seM
all liens and claims of every KIND III
the State OF Virginia against the sa1MN
American Union Fire Insurance CoNefs
pany; OF Philadelphia, Pa. which 9e44|
Inquiries the said commissioner aim
make after first giving notice, OF tho
time and place thereof by PUBLISHING
the same once a week for four con-
secutive weeks In the Richmond VII
ginian newspaper published IN thos
city OF Richmond, which said puDiica.
ton shall be equivalent to persouat
service Of such notice.
The said commissioner Is directed -
report separately:
a. what are the liens upon W.
bonds and their priorities.
(sl What are the claims, and whaf1F
err they be liens or not upon the boud1,
and .s-xH
f3) Such other matter as may oA -
uuested by either party to the lttlG4~s
ton or the said commission may de1m
pertinent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16

oNIY . AfL-R ssf LIN 10 i NoEEFSSIK
' Law Byrd strsss Station. Rich:
mond. Tor Norfolk: so:oe A. NJ. s3:oe
"a n. lel:1Q y -
A u. sac A n. ss:So r. II. .s:3i
Arrive Richmond from NORFOLK:
Rom as;s' tie w W .s:so.A. h. ai:is f. 4
bl:l0 z. NJ, se:oS r. ~. 800 r. N
sDaily. aDaily except sunday. bSns.
~. b HNvTLL ~. c. sAUNDnRe.
E 4 "a 1917 pofns 5. , T iA.I a; Rs:2rsvRs
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wanteA th~ pubile 70 Know. That We
handle III Kinds OF legitinate de-
T{VH AGENCY, NC, Ills East Main
street. Richmond, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
window CD~aninG. Waxing and Stain
ing floors; cleaning new houses n
speciality. WILLIAM JOHNSON.
~Monroa 1920
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WantsA--yf You Want Work Sec
AMERICAN LABOR BUREAU. 10
North Ninth street.
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FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
ROOM. WITH BATH. 31l EAST
CARY.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

10 10 rs Acres. Price. 13S per Acre
Small second growth, mostly pine.
/ Good gray loan. with clay subsoil.
Level and nice No house. Six miles
from Richmond: r. r. d. Half mile
OF church and one mile OF high NJ
graded school
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no assessment paid.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Premier Carrier OF the South.
I'm mo n VA. RITYYNG0A1n

Premier Garner OF the south.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
=; B.-Following schedule ngure.
published a. Information and moi
$40 a M-Daiiy-I,ocsl for Char.
totte. Durham and Raleigh.
1880 A. M.--Daily--I4imited al
goints sorth. Drawing, RoSn Buffet
500 p. Mex. Sunday. Local for
Durham and taterme diats stationa
500 p. M.-Daily--for Danville. At
isnta and Birmingham. With electric
1i:lS r M-baiiy--Llmited lor 81
points se YoaK Fn RfTyER TIN rEn 200 F. n
1:3e r. N.--Daily-To West Point
connecting for Baltimore Monday
"Wednesday and Friday.
N-Mendsy, Wednesday and Friday
-oei rR e n e' AR rsiHf RICHMOND.
:. From the South: $50 A. M. $40 A
NJ 200 p NJ. and SOS p. n. daily
1855 p. NJ. except Sunday.
From West Point: $50 4. q. daily
Friday: II ssuKaissssYps f y a
GOT East Main 81. Phone Mad. aTG
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'Gustave r. Juncker.. ...,. DekSNy4l.
The object OF the above entities
is to obtain a divorce by tho
ground of desertton and abAn4k
ment saS$
And affidavit having been mA4A1n&
filed that the defendant, Gu4fAN&@
Juncker, is not "a resident OK tho
or Virginia, 1T is ordered th2t sAU#
near here within flftaen days I'm
due publication of this Or0er e
what is necessary to pr0t6ct t. ~
terests in this suit. u .S5
A Copy--TeRte: n sssas5
CHAS. o. SAyILLE. Clerk
Garnett. Pollard 4 Smith. ". q. q
VIRGINIA: IN THE cHANC
MoND. THE 18TH DAY or ~
1919.
Harriette X. Peck. ........ Plal!
Joseph G. Peck ~. DsfeA
The object Of this suit u "a 4I
q divorce from the bOnds OF m4fK&
BY the plaintiff from the defe144
the grounds OF deo9rtt0n and IN
Ana aAidAxlt having been uH4 l.
flled that J61Sp3F RAcf
PENDANT q 4 nen-reeidelSt ~
o. virTinia. II - urderAd t1M
appear here Nlthia nftAen
the dus ppblicat ion cf this e1
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lila East MAIN street, Room :.
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f'rafn AuA1toro ar Ticket CcIleefora Are
. now on about ~ railroads. Would
experience unnecessary. Good sal :.
Ar1. For applications blank ssnn
e&od envelore 70 FOTER LIHHEY
ch,esooSs vi Monaonoek Su''a'"s'
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$500 or Loan on $4,000 CITY Prop
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16

Total the week s4so 500 'O' ''e O'' '''''
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WHY Net Go 70 the Place Won Can
afwavs get employment SOUTHERN
TSTELLfGENCE OFFICE. ZIG North
Sixth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16

Women All Want M0niter SAD Irons.
eek- heatfne, saves time. saves work.
caves nrndRery. simple ana strong
Over 500, OBJ IN use. quaranteed
year TERRITORY free---exclusive sell
MONITOR SAD IRON CO. 49, wayne
Eew. No roIler9. Homes buy TO
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

900 or Loan on 90, 900
city property. first mortgage.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-08-29

Dr.. Leslie Logan has purchased
the property of L. {. Miller, ad.
Joining the Fist NJ. L. Church, and
is making some repairs and has
rented it to F. ". Golden, who NOV
ed in Wednesday. Get busy, We
gossippers, and say that the Dr. is
getting ready for the matrimonial
moose He has been seen walking
on the street twice with the same
girl and now that he has invested
in a piece of real estate, there will
be nothing To it for some interested
people except the ceremony. And
this IS not written at the Doctors
suggestion either.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-08-29
HELP The KIDNEYS
Barb aur,iile Readers Are Learning The
NaN

IT., the little kidney ills
The lame. weak or acheing back
The unnoticrd urinary disorder,-
That may lead Ia drop,y ANA Brishts dis
ease.
When the kidneys are weak,
Help them with Deans Kidney Pills,
4 remedy especially Tor weak kidneys
DoanS have been used ia kidney trouh-
les for "A years.
Endorsed by aiU1 people endorsed hy
citizens at thi, locality
Mrs. Huston Hobbs, Cumberland Avenue
PineVillr, Ky, says: Il had kidney trouble
the kidney secretions were unnatural, my
head and back ached and often was dizlS
and nervous. when beans Kidney PHI
Wen. advertised. sot some. They broug hi
me great relief in short time. The pain
ieu and nay kidueys became normal"
For sale by all dealers. Price Sl-cts
Foster Miiburn 90, Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the United states.
Remember the name poans-and taxi
40 other Advertisement.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-08-29

PERSONAL
s GeGGeGEeeEeeGet

Master Padgett Ballard, Of Cor
bin, is here, the guest Of his grand
mother, Mrs l. II. Ballard.
John w. Mayhem, of Welsh, W.
Va, has returned to this city for a
few weeks visit to homeiolks and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ballard lett
Monday morning Tor their home in
Nicholasville, after a short visit to
homefolks.
Miss Ida Mae Cole has returned
from an exten d e d visit to
Sandy Springs, Ohio, and Vance
burg, Kentucky.
A party of the Younger set en-
loved a hay ride to Dlshman
Springs last Monday evening, given
IN honor of Miss Mabel Matthews
visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. ebert W Cole re
turned Wednesday morning from a
long vacation trip through the
east, in which they visited Wash
ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Atlantic City and New York, re
turning via Cincinnati.
Prof Harry w Ricketts,. Vice Pres
ident OF Union College, is here,
aw aiting opening day at Union Col
lege, which is next Monday He
sides the duties as Vice President,
he will have charge OF the instruc-
ton in Latin and German.
V c. Mcdonald and Zoe Hopper
went to London this week to oper
ate their machines to and from the
tair grounds, but found when they
arrived that they were up against
it," The City Council had passed
an ordinance charging $500 for
license and the Fair Company put
the tariff at So 30 for entering the
grounds. Some discrimination,
what?
l.. c. Miller, who a few days ago
took his son Alex, to Ashville, N. c.
where it was hoped that the ply
sicions could do something for him.
returned with the sad news that he
was so lar advanced ia the stage of
tuberculosis that they could offer no
assurance of his recovery. We are
very sorry to learn OF his condition
being such, and trust that the doc
tors here may be able to pull him
through alright, as has been the
case a lew times before when other
physicians pronounced the case
hopeless.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-08-29

The announcement was made from
State University that Prot Fed
Nutchlrr, who has been engaged in
the promotion of agricultural i'm
provement in Western Kentucky,
under the direction OF the Western
Kentucky Normal school, has been
selected bv the United States De
partment of Agriculture to take
charge ut similar work Tor the enli {
State, with headquarters in Lex
ington The department OF Agri.
culture. through the extension bu.
reau. in charge of Dr.. Bradford
Knapp, has apportioned 100000 a
year for Kentucky to be used in the
extension and demonstration work
The appropriation is tn he eSpend
ed under the direction of a board of
trustees composed OF DE- Knapp,
president; II. H. Cherry. of Nest
teru Kentucky State Normal school;
President q Crabbe. ot Eastern
Kentucky state Normal school; !
" Newman. state Commissioned OF
/ Agriculture. and PresldeHt III =
Barker at State University Prof
Mlurchler is expected to encourage
better tanning ia every c unity IL
the State bv applying the meant
most available far each county
either by the establishment Of loca
demonstration iarms, by CARRYING
ON demonstration, on the farmer
avn land. aud Mth his eo-opera
INN, b, lurther enlsting the inter
IS, aud - operation at farmer bo>'
ia seed testing. dairy testing AM
sim,lAr means, by sending sk,lle'
aud enthusiasts men To Variou
sections To direct work on tue farms
Plins have already been made 10
( work To begin ia nine counties
Woodland. Nahleubarg, Masor
Hopkins, Jefferson, Christian, Mad
SUI, Henderson and Washington.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-08-29
Autoists Organize
Association

An automobile club was organ.
lied in Barbourvile last week,
known as the Cumberland Auto
Club" and it is expected to have as
members all automobile owners in
southeastern Kentucky within a
short time. The purpose OF this
organization is to protect aud fur.
Their the interest OF automobile
owners in this section Of the State.
w. II Mcdonald has taken the
lead in this matter and drew up a
paper which is bsiug signed by the
owners in this city, which is as fol.
lows
1--WE, the undersigned owners OF
automobiles, for the purpose of
better understanding as to how
best to operate, run and control the
machine so as to prevent accident
by collision or otherwise, aud for
the purpose of adopting certain
other rules pertaining to passing
and rePassing upon the public high
ways, having certain undeist God
signals. and to help each other in
t...,.a 1,( .ro,.bIa -, ,,oo,Ia,t karaI,.
agree to form a club to be known as
the 'THR CUMBERLAND AUTo CLUB;
that we do all in our power for the
betterment OF the public highways,
and that we ask Congress to assist
in the construction of the Nat ional
Highway to be known as the
Boone Way.
Motoring is in it's infancy in south
eastern Kentucky, due in great
measure to the condition OF our
roads and also on account OF the
topography OF the country which
detracts from the pleasure OF driv
ing in automobiles. However in the
past two years there have been
quite number of machines pur
chased in this city and in other cities
Of this section and as a consequence
the people are getting more inter
.sted in better roads and are not
only seeing the advantages in hav-
ng good roads from a pleasure
standpoint, but it can easily be
seen where time and money could be
"a we'd in driving over these roads in
automobile trucks.
There are now in this city about
twenty auto owners and it is plan1-
ID to have an automobile parade !
On the second day of the Fair next
week
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-08-29

Ii there were no women, men
would have no object in lite; their
mustaches would cease to interest
them; they would not care hina-
man whether their collars were
ironed or not; they would have no
body to nurse them when they had
the toothache. or to keep them from
believing they were going to die
when an old fashioned stom tche-
ache had the gri p upon them. There
would be nobody to ask for ice
cream, aud no small edition OF flesh
and blood to hug. There would be
nobody to fight against being kiss
ed and then take to it as natural as
the cat does to cream. Most i'm
portant of all, there would be no
body to write against, to complain
of and to love with all your heart
and soul Without her man would
never get to heaven and without
them they would never have a
taste of the other place on earth
So, il man has any sense whatever,
he'll put his arm around the woman
he is the fondest OF, thank the good
Lord for her, aud wonder, as she
does, what in the world he would
do without her, aud that she come
to him unshackled with the hobhle
and all latter day frIvolities.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-08-29
conllned

The tennis girl goes out to PLAY
her nerve producing game; the dip
pant girl gees out larking because
her liie's too tam; the reading gul
betakes herself to the world at
books; the scheming gIrl to the sea
side goes to fish with artiul hooks;
the flirting girl goes anywhere she
thinks there IS man; the dressy
glrl goes to Paris to buy dress aud
tan; the beauty goes upon the stage
TO snow her handsome looks; but
the girl that gets the husband sta, !
right Al home and cooks.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-08-29

The First NJ. L Church Ladies'
Aid Society gave Progressive Sup.
per Tuesday evening. Beginning at
the residence OF " Il Mcdonald,
they proceeded to the home OF Mr'
and Mrs. lanes d. Black aud finish
ing up at MIR. aud Mrs. A. NJ.
Decker's Quite nice sum WAS
realized in this manner to 60 to
ward church work.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-08-29
Under Rssl Estate LAVE.

A mans interest In real estate IN
Ter the laws OF the United States en-
ends from the middle OF the eartn
% the blue empyrsan. But II a man
legleets TO enclose his property. there
10 no Jury In the country likely 10
,onyict another man OF trespass for
taking a short cut across one corner
VI H. And. by the same token. under
existing laws. q property owner would
have TO enclose his share OF the sky
before he could hope 10 convict IN
aviator on q charge OF trsspsssins.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-08-29

Ii YOU are a kicker aud see the
shadow OF failure in everything
that is proposed to help the town,
for heavens sake go into some Sc
cluded hollow and kick your own
shadow on the clay bank, and thus
give men who are working to build
up "A town chance. One long ta,ed,
whining kicker can do more To keep
away business aud capital from "a
town than all drouths, short crops,
chinch bugs. cyclones aud blizzards
comblned.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-08-29

Turn that wrapping paper the
other side out" SAID lady IN
dry goods stoIe rs the ,lerk was
putting up her purchase in printed
wrapping paper. I'll do"t want 10
he walking advertisement 70 Your
store. | read the papers as all Ia.
telligent people ought to do, aud
think in them is the place Ia al.
yertise yodr business. lcstead OF
boreing people carr, ring YOUR ad.
let your local paper carry IT ior
YOU"
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-08-29

Manager Brown. of the Star
Theatre. has procured that great
three reel feature Beasts of the un-
gle" for next Friday night. This is
the most talked OF production
shown in this country aud has been
very highly commented upon by the
press wherever shown. See the can
vass advertising in front of the Star
Theatre.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-08-29

The Williams Stock Company will
be here all next week in their large
tent and will put on a drama each
night aud specialties between acts
II is said that this is "a high class
company by those who have wit
messed their performances at Lon
don. aud MIR. Pumplries' adyenee
agent. who has been here several
times before, says this is the best
show be has ever been connected
with.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-08-29

Thomas X. Marshall, Vice.Presi-
dent of the United States; William
Jennings Bryan. Secretary OF State;
Iosephus Daniels, Secretary OF the
NAVY, and William b. Wilson, Secre-
tary of Labor, will al visit Nnox'
Vile this tall to see the National
Conservation Exposition and to de-
liver addresses. This was the word
brought back to Knoxville by a
delegation of Exposition officials,
he lded by President 7. Asbury
Wright, that went TO Washington
last week to invite these men to the
exposition city of the South. The
delegation brought back word that
the entire Tennessee delegation ia
Congress win come to Knoxville Tor
Tennessee Day. The date OF Tea
nessee Day has not been sst. IL u
planned 10 make IL one OF the big
days Of the exp siiiou.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-08-29
b. B. I. OPENS

The Baptist Institute opens mp
tor the ,choool wear, 1924, on
Tuesday next, the cond instant,
with a strong, up-to.date faculty
aud is expecting a big attendance
from the best people in Barbour
willie aud Knox county.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-08-29
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Rev. Francis ]. Cheek, Synodical
Superintendent OF Kentucky, will
preach at the Presbyterian Church
Sunday. All are cordially invited.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-08-29
Critic Of Epleram.

sYouaE man." said Mr. Hibrow,
have you read the proverbs OF Solo
monf" oh. yes" replied the con-
ndent youth; and some OF EN- are
pretty good But ! think they'd 30
better II they had some funny pictures
With them"