Cases plain simple and ornateI 1Silverin either Gold Gold Filled or

Written for the Roundabout

ACROSS FENCESFARMING-

Channings symphony of liferang swept music across the urnseen chords of n divine instrumentcalled harmony of environment

To live content with smallmeans to seek elegance ratherthan luxury and refinement rath ¬

er than fashion to be worthynot rich in the sense of storedwealth to be capable to listen tosong of birds and to study the

I flight of stars to think quicklyact frankly talk gently await occasions hurry never In a wordto allow the spritual unbidden and

tl1roughtheof a country home

With these thoughts fresh inmind we stepped across thethreshold of Johns house into avestibule where conveninces modgnzeThe ¬

cended was uncarpeted and whiteas polished marble hard woodformed the steps and a sinceredesire for the return of aesthetictaste male possible the three land ¬

ings the turned balustrades andthe elegant sitting room where wewere seated and divested of hatslightedbysouth the exposure of sun andbrightness during the months ofdreary winter more than com-pensating for the glare and excessthen so Johns wife explainedbut we were examining a pot offerns and a picture at the expenser of experienceThe

an art squarewith exquisite tints of autumnfoliage on the floor An oldfashioned divan covered withblackhorse hair four chairs in ¬

eluding a rocker of the same coyering and design a low windowseat filled with blooming flowersand a table covered with papers

i and books Evidently it was aroom useful as well as ornament ¬

al where madam sat with herIIsewing and viewed the landscapeoer It as an ideal scene fromthat vantage ground

What spendthrifts weOt simple household certainty I

What golden grain we trample lowSearching for flowers that never

grow

The Signs of-

Heart Trouble

IYou can Surely Secure Heart HealthStrength

Restorativethrough Dr Shoops

Heart weakness which can be dealt with atanls nerve weakness Just as your bond trem ¬

bles when its nerves Bro weak when your heartnerves aro weak your heart flutters and palpi ¬

tates Other signs arc shortness ot breath aftersilent exercise tainting spells pain or tinder

1 ness about tbo heart caused by irregular heartaction choking senso Atlon as U the heart wasIn the throat uneasy AX sensation in thochest showing that v tho heart isntworking right A pain when you lieon one side usually tho leftside but tre Quently tho

painful f Ki and difficultbreathing smotheredfeeling There is abolutely on < ly ouzo wayto treat a > r weak heartThat is to bringback

e natural anal permanentstrength to nerves Can youImagine how any thing else can hadone Dr Shoops foitoratlvo willbring back the trough to fcho

+ heart nerves always FThere is nothing inNit li this remedy to stlmu late nothing that

to loads to rcaotlpn The strength that it gives Isnatural and permanent It is just the same

r strength as Nature gives to those who are weltDr Shoops Restorative Tablets or Liquidcreates strength which extends over tho wholeInside nerve system It overcomes tho causeof the trouble as well aa the result Sold b-

ALLi JDEALERS

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KEEPING A GOOD ttlATCHIs necessary to every man who would succeed in

life The kinds we sell are guaranteed to give youone of mans strongest assets punctuality if you willobey them Only standard and reliable movementsfind place here and we willingly guarantee them tobe accurate timekeepers

C INI A SELBERTWhen life is real and love is realNor false our honest high ideal

It is not the intention to enteruptodnteas this paper is written to show ina brief matteroffactjmethfld howthe subsequent farmer of Ken ¬

tucky presumedly in Franklincounty can live on a farm mar ¬

ried and delightfullyand happy contentedI

Mrs John was herkeeper and decimater ofproducts raw and egetnbleI

conIenientwaiter and silent door aided herattainments There was a floor ¬

ing of oilcloth a sink with insidepump and outside exit an uptodate range a table de hotodresser fitted with compartmentsfor bread making meat choppingetc spices and sugar and otherthings which make housewiveshappy The wood and coal boxbyinleft to wish for James John I

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and Julian the three boys man ¬

ly gentlemanly lads showed usrespectful attendance and inter ¬

ested us in the work of their soy ¬

oral attentionsJohn cared for the garden

which was radiant in bloom of

vegetablesHedecided preference for a life workin this direction when school dayswere ended

James was the poultryman andthe flocks of turkeys and ediblechickens attested to his watchcare

complimentedhimliness of the yards and buildingsbelieving that such prevention ofdiseases paid more in the begin-ning

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of such employment thandollars spent in reme ¬

dies We ate a few of his chick ¬

ens for dinner They were fineand fat fried to the exact shadeand taste delicious I

Julians taste inclined to liter¬

ature and law Ho was a wellread buy and though havingcharge of the milch cows and theharnessing of horses he seemedto appreciate the thought ofmany another country howIyouth worked his way prom-inence

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and power which was hisaim some day

The mother of this family hasbeen designated as a society wo ¬

enjoyingherevery needed necessary things forpersonal adornment and house ¬

keeping arrangement The quesLion of social features was partmount to every other attributesave service to God She deemeddevolvingman to keep cheerful under all

ueightorlyapart for culture and refinedethics In short to keep abreastof the times own ifMile were acountry woman and a farmerswife I Commendable in everyparticularAfter

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which was sensi-ble

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well cooked and enjoyed wevisited tho tobacco paten and dis ¬plnntits I

Johns crop was a fine one Hoimeant to house it indefinitelyMoney was not the question in

s < fJP <j gtcrr t

I point He wanted to raise andI sell the finest produced in Frank-lin

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county and to study practi-cally

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anti scientifically the wayto go about it This is one of theproblems of the farmer to antic ¬

ipate the market and to handleeenling ¬

when a suggestion was made tophone grandpap that we wouldremain over night to be ready to j

visit the Kissin-ger

manufactory at ¬j

a lead plant with an outputon the F C R R but grandpawas already at the door and so wedeferred the trip to a more con-

venient¬

season and wended ourhomeward journey across fencesacross the Elkhorn and down thelane to the old home where shalllinger in our memory forever avision of two sweet old faces whomade for us a picture of thedays lang syne

N S COX

ConcludedI

REPUBLICANS HOLD COUN ¬

TY CONVENTION

The Republicans of this countyheld a county convention on Sat ¬

urday afternoon at the Court ¬

house and appointed delegates tothe Congressional Conventionwhich meets in Lexington todayThey instructed for Hon J WCalvert of Oldham county

BUYS HOMEI

Rev Jos M Severance the newChaplain at the Prison has pur ¬

chased from Mr Gullion hispretty and comfortable new cot ¬

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tage home on East Main streetand has moved his family into it

The price paid was private

Whose Sayso is BestWith nearly all medicines put up for

sale through druggists one to takethe makers sayso alone as to their cura ¬

tive value course such testimony isnot that of a disinterested party andaccordingly Is not to be given the samecredit as written from disinterestedmotives Dr Pierces medicines how ¬

ever form a single and therefore strikingexception to this rule Their claims tothe confidence of Invalids does not restsolely upon their makers sayso orpraise Their ingredients are matters ofpublic knowledge being printed on eachseparate bottle wrapper Thus Invalidsufferers are Dr Pierces full

Scores of lending medicalmen have written to volumesIn praise of the curative value of theseveral ingredients entering into thesewellknown

Amongst those writers wo find such modrcal lights as Prof Fluky Ellnwood M D

ot Rennet Medical College Chicago ProfHale of the same tdHllh John M Scuddot M IX late t Ohio ProfJohn Kln r M D late of Cincinnati OhioDartholowand scores of others equally eminent

Dr Pierces Favorite Proscription curesthe worst cases of female weakness prolapsusantovers lon and rotmversion and corrects Iupdisagreeabletimes known as pelvic catarrh and a multi-tude of other diseases peculiar to womenBear In mind it is not n patent nor even asecret medicine but tlloI f 0 Ill 11t Prescrlp I

tiou of a regularly educated physician oflargo expeilenco in till euro of womanspeculiar ailments who frnnklr and confld iIntfly takes his patients into his full con ¬

fluence by tolling them Just what his It Proscription is composed of Of no other medi ¬

cine put up for womans special maladiesand sold through druggists tan It bo saidflat ti to maker is not afraid to deal thus-

frunkl openly and honorably by lettingpatient using tho samo know exactly

what Iswomen are Invited to consult Dr

Pierce by letter free correspond ¬

ence Is guacded as sacredly secret andwomanly contldoivccs are protected byprofessional privacy Address Dr RPierce I 1l1In1o N Y

How to preserve health and beauty Istold In Dr Plercos Common ¬

ical Adviser It Is free For a papercovered copy send Dr R V Piercefalp N 21 onecent stamps to coverstampsDr

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Reliable Jeweler 230 St Clair S reetIP YOU BUY IT AT SELBERTS ITS GOOD

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WE SEEK THE BEST CLASS OF TRADE

There are persons in every community who buynothing but the best and to such persons it ispriceThisistanyfactory f

under a GUARANTEE that means SOME ¬anykindrepainting ¬

resentative will call to see you We take vehiclesfrom Frankfort and deliver them back to youwithout cost

Seller Carriage JoIVERSAILLES KY

IHIK PresidentWARD

REDUCED RATES

Reduced rates on all railroadsin Kentucky are offered for theBig Blue Grass Fair to be hied atSeptemberpithhe provided by the L C X theQ C and the Southern rail-roads

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reaching Lexington at aconvenient hour in the morningand leaving late in the afternoonso as to allow a good long day atthe Fair Definite informationabout rates from any given pointeau be had upon application tothe ticket agent at that point orby writing Secretary Bait at Lex ¬

ington The management of theFair is glad to supply all infor-mation

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for any who expect to at ¬

tend and it is no trouble for it toanswer all necessary correspond ¬

SeptemberpithgranThereors from other sections of theState and hundreds from otherStates The Fair will be wellworthy of the patronage of allwho attend

ENTRIES IBERIt should be borne in mind by

all intending exhibitors that en-

tries¬

for a large majority of theclassifications for the Big BlueGrass Fair tc be held at Loxing ¬

ton the week of September 17thSepteniher ¬

Fair begins Entry blanks for allclassifications lime been prepared

npplicntioniber of entries have already beenreceived They embrace many oftho finest herds of cattle manyof tho most noted droves ofsheepand many of the most desirablepens of hogs that will be exhibitedon tIll Big Fair Circuit this yearoutstripineven tho fondest hops of thoso

responsibleforent prospects are a poor indicationof what may be expected it willunquestionably be the biggest andthe best fair ever held in theSouth

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C M BROWNING °1

Sec and Treas IFree

In order to morethoroughly introducethe celebrated CRAMrITOXIC HAIR FOODand Dandruff Cure inwillIthird person who willcut out this advertise ¬

ment and present it atour store within tendays a regular sizedbottle of this famousremedy for the hair r-

and scalp

CRANITONIC HAIRFOOD is sold under anabsolute guarantee

FreeTo every third personwho presents this advertisment within tendays

J W GAYLEi

DruggistCorner Ann and Broadway

Frankfurt Ky

Illinois Central

Seventh S River Louisville

No 102 Memphis X O Ltd No lOtLeaves 0 MU i m ArrietlijSam

New Orleans Special No 102

Leaves c01 p m Arrives 533 p mNo 131 Local Mall No 122

Leaves 7 20 a m Arrived 153 p mFor Fulton Paducah and intermediate

point Connection to and from Elizabethtown Hodtfenville cud HopkimviUo except noSunday service to EUzabethtown and Ilodgenvilla Stops at all stations

No 181 AccommodationxForOD8un tA 1 Trains Bun Deity

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