Mountain Advocate, 1904-02-19

THE GIRL AND tt liCR PAReNTS th LA BY MH8 XV JIH IlATCftXR 3Tliere are few who would gain p Ifcf proposition that n bright young F ilm her teens is the most atrac tjepbjcct in the whole realm of ii tpre With the flush of hope on t cheek the gleam of intellige e i jl Yehr springy elastic step fr ngttg joyous laughter JJhe pvi forth to conquer And if to tjieae qualities is added the touch of J MtWe that come from contact with edscated people the unmistako e Xouch of gentility and modesty too itwil be a wonder if society d drift s - rift drift reach on Its hands for her rc the is ready to meet its exacting de mands mandsIt It is said however that only in the home can a perfectly correct pic tune be gotton of its members All masks are laid aside there hpoc 1ri Fr except in extreme cases has nol existynce existynceJfVthe parent the mother fii s in the daughter the turning towards the ideal she had for herself then all is well Jf she realizes that she is a part ofa great organization n d Imps hef duties to perform if she re W4 the vvilmescf her father a d it t lurr Ip6rc than of any one e eSt - St eSt f Fries them with joy 1J1e there nee nis type who ie o talk of the superior f attainments and qualities df their rents And the public easily for forgives - gives forgives them for it such as they an t1 > e polished stones in the temple oft1 C tJrtus rmesBut But airgirls gifted by nature aneli surroundings do nol with helpful 1 Rte equal pleasure to those within lhe home circle or without The 0 ear have miiyhap ah r iniperiou j manner a sour spirit impatient andj rstivc under authority they go irough life seeking to have their I lown wiry A voting girl dying said that she was losing her life be fuse she had not honored her parent I The text Honor thy father and other that thy days may be long in her upon the earth kept ringing ear To this class also belongs the gir who having been away to school for some time was walking down the street with a friend on her return whenthey met her mother She Iinc heen fearfully disfigured in trying tc I snatch her this very girl when n child from a fire The young lad asked who was that horrible crea ture Shc said she did not know She denied her own mother Pride has an overmastering influence nut there are few American girls so heartless as she was 1 it is pleasan to belice It is not ahvays the girl who sto blame for unhappy home relations 1lasl there are unworthy parent s who are responsible for the failure o If their children to do well One doe s not go far afield in saying like moth cr like child The relationship b ween mother and her daughter i s the closest of all ties and no other iflucnce is so potent Would sin sine - e sine to excelm books Ther she mast receive the impetus fron her mother ltis next to impossi for n mother who ignores educatior tQ hftveR cultured daughter The desire for it must begin at the moth ers brei st cvcmin the lullaby songs anti the eird talesslie relates tc the listening child 1Then ton if the parents woutt 1bnve the girl love the true the beau tlr111 and the good they must tOYs lesc themselves Nothing teaches o w 1taR example And after al the best results are obtained in the Ration of the girl and the parenti when there is perfect harmony 10 relCrve and n loymg intimacy Mere that exists that home is r tic bit of IwavcHw Dr Hawlhr ot1CC in A memorial cltlres ef t h a Iwomit t t a M a t > s t k t J

IN NTOCKYoiti tcvctoftmcM by H c StowM ate it0IMr Ceaika 8toccaC l Gtnaifactarersf lweEerl j BAK OUXTILLK Ky Feb 8l + A great deal of new work h ili commenced in the lower d ypli ments of the Kentucky el M14 during the pst few day 1i creasing interest is being Magi fested in all sections and durl the coming spring and Jsummer there will be x good demand tfa drilling contractors At presemf tt field work is being somewhat re retarded - tarded retarded on account of the bad con condition - dition condition of the roads but in spite of this impediment work in the t developed sections is lively i Detroit capital has lately beei > invested in the development t leases in the southeastern m rt9ji the state and laot week alt Big Five Oil company made upiOf business men of that city let contract for the drilling of fifteenth new wells in thejjfjfc > division The fir tScne8ew mg is now yKSSPvay w This work V h PSe carried on in the develop d portion of the field and the i holes will be drilled as rapidly Among possible other new concern hailing from Michigan is the Kentucky Giant Oil Gas C it pany newly organized TIlls tti ompany is now doing its initial j drilling in Knox county The r1 contract will keep a rig busy forjj several months k The January record of produarV bion was the best in the history > the field The runs from thust developed sections approximated 50000 barrels while the number r af completions was above the aj erage The lower part of the f field commanded the principal l i attention and furnished the best 1 i k 1 Y > results Work is reviving in the south > pastern division of the Kentacky1 fields Last week an oldtim0i tf gusher was drilled in Kno jf Bounty and it is the best pro4 7j lucer encountered in that fiel < lt for several months past The oilC f k ushed to a height of 100 feet t when the sand was penetrated and the capacity of the strike Vv 4 4 placed at 100 barrels A newt territory is gradually being opened up in the Big Richland section Some late completions jhaw up with a good production md pipe line extf unions are now under way Most of the worKis being done northern concerns > < dbut a few localL pitalists are in interested - terested interested t eThe central or tis eriields are iCthe centers of considerable activ activity - ity activity In the BathRowan division the Standard has lately started i 25 more wells to pumping and is iegetting a big production TViTs company is now pumping 75 icompany wells in that division altogether a The latest completion which was r made last week is credited with a daily production Of 15 barrels A number of rigs are kept busy + Y by the Standard Some test work is under way in the counties of Bath andi Rowan and it is usually in Ute ty ature of deep drilling The St Louis Oil Gas company is try 4 ng to develop a deep sand in the r Smbery territory where there a number of shallow wells are The contract calls for drilling to tp feet lfii a depth of 1400 Several strikes have been made 1t in the eastern division during j the past month and drilling tJ active throughout time eastern part of the state In the couni ties of Wolfe Estill and Morgaui a number of rigs are at work and1 rpbably a dozen wells wet ° 1 frilled to completion in t owntiea during the mo tlt Jan uar1 Wolfe County jj tp the hest ai my ttttd tlnly ill iil tf tW i slat c4ititr diri + dwiw rd r tW r tI t tt J

SEN H3PJSIA The ti treat lcpuWk Lc r In NaHorml Affairs pass t i tAWjy Last lay Ifd WUblrmOrt Nome > f Y HM ccritM XShMf Tht rip Ltst Monday aavening atfli o oclock deth invaded tJ1eapti t nierttf of Senator Marcu Hanina in the Arlington hotel in Washington City and called frobf earth the spirit of Hint who w recognized ly all to be the leader of the National Republican party At the time of his death Ser tor fianna was serving his tint pired term as senator froth Ohio and only about three weeks a he was reelected for the suc succeeding - ceeding succeeding term of six years by the largest majority that any moan l Ohio ever received Curing both terms to which Prr2ent McKinley was elect l a peesmu dent Senator Hanna Wns prea Jan of the National Repu chafft c aum mum r t tee and managed 1 ican Chp jgnB so successful r the caw won the coiifideiice nd hewon tIt ne k tf all who came in caft esteem tall YI lta 4 withlt tact with WIoC WI 1 t frequentHis r His connectionwith nam AP connection with tile men loneuu nomination whip > re81 en ulJ this sum ill r bU t will alb m < modestly declin R h e 110 I ay f to allowy name to be fug I oW lus ted p Funeral serVIces wer Funeral t r conduct g ti41es i YlttJl l in the th enate bhambept Washington atwbieh the President and all lie cabinet officers were present after which the remains were g ikon to his home in Cleveland t Objo where service i will Iie field n today n Marcus A Habra was born in r isbon OM Sept 24 1887 and t wben five years of age removed IJ with his fathers family to Oleve t i1and where he spent the remain s der of his life except when in 1 Washington serving as a member I of the United States Senate t While lie was always an ardent Republican and a strong party worker he never attempted to deliver a public address until in f 897 1 when an effort was made by 1 tlle Democrats to defeat him for his seat in the senate 1 In ail his dealings Mr Hunna ras regarded by all to be per c featly honest and by good mUll gement he had managed to ac I umulato a snug fortune The gold plank in the Repub I Ican platform of 1890 was cred jtedto Mr Hanna while the ruth was that Mr McKinley wrote it himself in the office of Mr Hanna in Cleveland with a leiid pencil before Mr Hanna Utrfcod to the St Louis conven tion During all the turmoil over the adoption of the platform Mr IHannastutJeto the McKinley lank and it wag the plank doptffd by the convention The personal between JireKitiley and Mr Hanna of close were demoted by years gocitio and they were bosom ritnd and each had the great MtrHpeqt the one for the other In the death of Senator Hanna tile nation as well as the Repine clin party has sustained a loss that will take some time to re resist - sist resist and all laboring men will tf gel the loss of his wise cpimsel ft ndiphtCJtl1 I + fi y I f 1 kids rHeta fouwwl for Caleb Powers in his lit front the death penalty is K mpra r hiM by the 5cett Circuit < pMTta being mi acc wory before t1M feet to thin awrder of Wm Got w hawfih 1tknfr hi with the 1 oMctaAipsemis n drepas arete lcy m 1 1Ir1iUNWt61 gi t i t a is 1irjiiii1itt 1i a 1 14 14t wf < 1iiIk 1j II

funnily of daughters who OCCHJ high relations in life Mid he wotald rather be the architect of ki home than to be president Bip it vArgus Richmond Va a V New Cetrnfy Cemmlftce r1The newly elected Repubju ui County Committee met last Sat r day and adjourned by electing w W Byrley Chairman W B JJizncy Secretary W M Mitchell Tre s Ifurer urer urerThe following list now constitute S ethe new committee Barbourville No 1W Mr Mitch ell cl1Barbounille Barbourville No 2 Jesse Childe s ByrKArtemus Artemus W R Marsee Brush CreekFred rice CrowleyFlat Flat Lick Matt Smith Upper StinkingDr Tip Jones GirdlerS H Jones Blacksjohn Black Grays Boyd Dizney Corbin lohn Gilliam I4ogans State News ed The little son of Lewir vds h 1burn5d todeatlmJs delastweek as jUy his cIothPCtching fire from an 00I I grateI h W 0 Ashurst Chief of Police of H jeorgetown has resigned his office p and W W Harper was elected to fill out his term State Senator Jr F Porter of Webc stcr countywas painfully injured s at Frankfort by the accidental dis barge of a pistol T D Fitzgerald of near Stamp t jf ing ground Scott county was bit ten by a mad dog and has gone to 6 Chicago to try the Pasteur Serum ure to prevent the otherwise prob able resulthydrophobiaf It is reported that Ollie James 0 from the First Dis Congrtsmarafrom r net will announce his candidacy for United States Senator to sue e eed J C Blackburn in a few days f ltis further claimed by those who claim to be in position to know c hat he will hare the backing the present administration in his race I f which will make it rough sailing for Jenatorjoe JenatorjoeRepresentative Representative W Godfrey HunIJ Iter of Kentucky appeared before the 1 Rivers and Harbors Committee with 1 a delegation from Burnside Ky to 4 urge an appropriation for the comI ilelion of a lock thirty miles below iurnsidc on the Cumberland riverI C W Cole B W Lord and L E Jryant composed the delegation The completion of lock 21 would c 0st 300000 and would give a hirtyfoot harbor at Burnside the sear round Coal barges could be loaded in the summer and for five months of the year even with pres preset - et preset conditions on the lower Cumber and and could be tcwed down the sriver to the Ohio and the Missisppi Lock 22 located three miles below iurnside completed would give a welvefoot harbor there < NOTICE 11In the District Court of the United iStates for the District of Kentucky in BankruptcyIn In the matter of V IKNRY THE DAY V In Bankruptcy Bankrupt J To the creditors of Henry Tee Day of Whitesburg in the county of etcher and district aforesaid n ankrupt Notice is hereby givcrtthat on the 15th dayof February A Qll90 the said Henry Te Daywas duly djudicated bankrupt and the first meeting of his creditors will be held at Barhourville Kentucky on the I IC29th day of Fdruary A D 1904 tiat 9 oclock in the forenoon at which ime the said creditors may Attend prove their claims appoint trustee xamine the Bankrupt and transact uch other UtftneM assay nroiierly mc beto saidwteetiag T tz l fth of Pc v At D lP n rtes a

tiilri r itiiYl11 T1pr ii1Iiih tom4wt pt opo tatvid awdai ian1 movMeat that fit tel o th teawdWe Wt neghctecl 16 tnctttMii that l I r viliIIwi a street ear JiMcx t U ndit rr9fi l i i tiW1 I streeA Ei thJxdipjit drerI4 l I horse car is run to meet aUJncoia iot inJW tgpm trains oyer the L rN rnUwiiy which passers thro u i the eastern border of our to R This great LI 9c K railway ysttrri gives our people direct conneci oT vrith the outside world and affc d I abundant facilities for both tratn pprtRtion and shipping purpose to oil who live along its lines There are many other things might mention but will defer 11 ntil some future me and not weary our readers with stein lengthy article s jt T ir XU A Quiet Wedding Last Thursday evening at 9 oclock of pretty and quiet wedding was sol sole - e sole nied at the home of Mr John M Messer in this ciry when the mar page vows between Mr E F Hui 1 and Miss Kate Matthews were p npunccd by DrrA F Baker ro ron - n ron istchurch Only a few il1tthc friends of the contracting tmmte theparti and the were present y marriage was quite Jws of the many of their rnerts11rpnse to they expected the Wro although niiriateinamB courtship tQCI sue rise tonage were taken by alreai h earn that heyWere vac ited in marriage Tile AD tl J1x fxtends congrtul uii41 9 ikJ young gentleman in securingssc h in accpmplishcdjrbunij 1 Avto be hiS partner tirougal1 me and wishes Ii t Q for them my happy years of wed Ii ded bliss I t v Our first Subscrlberi 1 t Before we lelt Georgetown Ky for thIs cityour mother placed in ou hnnd a silver dollar and as she did sori rcd UI want to Ix the > firs suhscribe for your paper and 1 J ant to establish time precedent which hope you will follow to nlwty collect in advance God bless that 4 dear woman may she live to read the DVOCATB for irtany years and yet sc do mp as ve have anything to with the publication of it we wil see to it that she shall have tin leasure of perusing its column weekly Now who will follow the example she has set f Births Mr and Mrs W R Hughes wen blessed a few days ago by the ad vent of n bright eyed baby boy who ade his appearance to bless the + oome The proud father is much ated over the advent and thinks he cnn see a great Democratic states m ian in the new born son while the other is as equally confident thai arson will grow up to be a gfcai publican leader We have not sect tbe new arrival but are inclined tt ike the side of the mother M BOKX Last week to the wife 01 r Wr loho Woodward general man Ground T 1eplion < axer pf the Camp child both I Co a son Wife and sing well ta llerc This Morning another 111 pi the alitil carpe and carpeted the itH once more bat as time itQttItd M wet from tM rainfall of Mash gtt k melted almost as fast ac itt U Tji jh bctii train a winte f wep 1Ms n very before Bctn wit said by the ywfMdfejr jjeneratioji a told w atHr baa cpntUtjHNl un smSi 111 ia + DctolKr ooM beq piftax the upt abrt lhi w3kk cisrR r t ith bhe Wades etael sir The tof 1 1 N d ltLxlttAttrm rimie