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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-04-20
WHAT DOES 1T MEAN?
Fact or Fiction About Two
Great Fair Awards.

A newspaper paragraph de-
nounces as "false" the claim of a
baking powder company to an
award at the Worlds Fair. Whom
can it mean? Certainly not DR..
Prices. Why? Because. as the
records show, DR.. Prices exhibited,
competed and received the highest
award both at Chicago and the
California Midwinter Fair. The
award in California included a
gold medal. The official exami.
..ers pronounce it the strongest,
the purest. the most wholesome
and efficient Of all the baking
powers. Its title to confidence is
unquestioned.
Can it be the manufacturers Of
a New York powder, 6ctitiously
tabled absolutely Pure" who are
making "false" claims? That would
be strange indeed. inasmuch as
they were not even considered in
the awards.
Was it amonia in the New York
powder that prevented its makers
from competing? If not, what?
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-04-20
A Prominent Physician Dead.

Dr.. E. w. Thompson, who for
many years practiced in that sec
ton Of this county near Quicker
Station, died at his home in Yer
sailles on Sunday. The deceased
was a gallant soldier in the Con-
federate army during the late war
and an exceedingly skillful and
popular physician. He leaves a
widow, formerly Miss Fannie Good
win, who has many friends and
relatives in this city.
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For Sale.

Good second hand phaeton in
good repair. Call and see it.
I5-tf. BLACK & IIURSEY.
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The Evolution

OF medicinal agents is gradually
RELOCATING the old time herbs, pills,
draughts and vegetable extracts to
the rear and bringing into general
use the pleasant and effective
liquid laxative, Syrup Of Figs. To
get the true remedy see that it is
manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only. For sale by
all leading druggists.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-04-20
SUICIDE.
George Brawner Found Hang
ing From Il Tree.

Mr.. Geo. w. Brawner, who lived
on the farm of Mr.. Lewis Cox, near
Stedmantown, this county, was
found hanging from the limb Of a
tree, near his home on Tuesday
morning. 1t seems that he had
been very low spirited of late
on account Of the failure Of the
crops last year and his inability to
get a good price for his tobacco
and had talked frequently about
dying and had given directions to
his family in regard to his funeral.
saying that he wanted to be buried
in the plainest and cheapest man.
ner. Monday evening he COM
planned Of not feeling we'll when
he retired, and some time during
the night his wife walked up and
missed him from the bed. Not
finding him in the house she i'm
mediately called up her son, who
went for Mr.. Cox and some other
neighbors and search was made
for Mr.. Brawner in the neighbor-
hood.
About daylight his dead body
was found suspended from a tree
about two hundred yards from the
house. He had nothing on but
his night clothing and had taken
a pillow line with him, climbed
upon fence, made one end Of the
line fast to limb. tied the other
about his neck and jumped off.
When found he was hanging with
one leg on either side Of the top
rail of the fence. The fall evident
ly broke his neck and death was
instantaneous as his face showed
no signs of strangulation.
The deceased formerly lived in
the Flat Creek neighborhood, but
several years ago moved to Carter
county and bought a farm which
he was unable to pay for and had
to give up, returning to this coun-
ty to live, and this together with
the failure of crops doubtless led
him to believe that life was not
worth living.
Coroner Dehoney went out
Tuesday morning and held an in
quest. when the jury returned
verdict Of death by his own hands.
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Narrowly Escaped Destruction

The residence of Mr.. w. c. Bed
ford. near the Forks of Elkhorn,
came near being destroyed by fire
Saturday night. In cleaning up
the garden and orchard on Wed
nesday Of last week lot Of trash
was piled in the orchard and set
fire to. 1t burned down to a bed
of ashes, under whichs ONE Of the
fire still smouldered until Saturday
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-04-20
A Great Offer.

The Louisville Daily Post, pub
lished every evening except Sun,
day is offered with the ROUND
ABOUT at So per year. The price
of The Post alone is S. per year
and our paper SI.oo. making thi,
the best offer of the kind ever
made.
Subscribers to the ROUNDABOUT
who are not takiug The Post now
can avail themselves Of this op-
portunity by addressing this office
or writing to B. G. Boyle, SIC
Third street. Louisville.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-04-20
A SchOOlboy's Composition on
Pants.

! Pants are things to wear. Pants
are made for men and not men for
pants. May be you think mean
insides and outsides. but I don't;
l mean right sides and left sides.
Pants is nearly always rights and
lefls. Pants is like a fraction.
Divide one pants by two and each
part is fraction, onehalf pants.
The left half of pants is the re-
ciprocal Of a fraction. it is the right
half inverted.
Pants is like subtraction OF frac-
tons. Take away the right half
and the other half is left Take
away the left half and the problem
is all right. A boy subtracted my
pants one day when was in swim
ming and l was left. When I
started to run after him had no
pants. when | stopped l had pants
to give away.
Pants are Of two kinds; mention.
able and uncomfortable. Boys
and young men wear pants. When
| see boy with knee pants on, it
looks like the pants was pulled too
green or the boy is grown too ripe.
When pants is full grown they
are called breeches. and are worn
mostly by husbands. when their
wives are weak-minded.
Sometimes boy pants for a
Girl and a girl pants for a boy.
That makes a pair Of fools.
That kind does not wear long, they
are too much like shoddy.
My chum thinks that the de.
partment of a clothing store where
pants are kept should be called a
pantry. But think he is luny
and I call him pantaloon. My
chum said that he thought pants
was named after Pan, the god Of
the shepherds. He had the body
of a man. a red face. fiat nose,
horns on his head, with thighs,
legs and feet like goat. My
chum said that Pan wore cashmere
pants. all wool, yard wide, and
warranted not to crack, nor to bag
at the knee, and always to fit.
He will get fits if he tells this to
our teacher Of Literature. She is
dead set on Mythology and classic
art. and won't listen a minute to
any scheme for casting a mantle
of charity. or lambs wool or goats
hair over the gods and godesses.
cupids or cupidesses. Pans or Pan
sess. She thinks that beauty I'M
adorned is adorned the most" and
says "honey saw queer manly
pants. l don't know what that
means, do you?
A clown in Cheatem circus
said that pants were like molasses.
they was thin in summer and thick
in winter time.
A paragraph is not an instru-
ment for drawing pants on or off,
as some persons may suppose.
l asked our superintendent
whether pants is singular or plural?
He said when a man wears pants
t is plural, but when they is worn
otherwise they is singular. Some
lines pants is plural in form and
quite singular in meaning" |
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The Capital Steam Laundry ex-
ecutes all orders promptly. Will
call for and deliver work at your
door. Telephone No. II.
24-tf.
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NONECE.
FRANKLIN CIRCUIT COURT.

FRANKLIN CIRCUIT COURT.
JOHN T. SHEETS, Plaintiff,
vs..
HENRY WILSON, &c, Defendant,
A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"A the firm OF Sheets Il wilson or the steamb, at
W l.. Norton are hereby notified to present. their
claims to me. proven rs Required by l,w. on or
before April Sth, 1895.
W. II. POSEY,
Mar. 3O-2t Commissioner /. U. c,
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Meeting Of Stockholders.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK
/ holders of the Farmers Bank of Kentucky
Will be held at their banking house In the city
OF Frankfort Oh Monday, the 9th day OF May,
1895, at ~ I'D Il. m. for the purpose of elacting
directors for the principal bank and branches
to serve for the year, us required by the charter
OF the bank. GRANIGREEN,
FRANKFORT. KY. March 81, 1895. Cashier.
Hltd.
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II you don't want good work
don't try the Capital Steam
Laundry. 24.tf.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-10-18
VIZ. icy n Som.

On the left hand ccrptr asy ugOsoath
atlOck from he city lall sq are is the
lumber yard and broom factory Of VIM.
Jex &sons, Mr.. Jexs residence occupies
he corner Of thu tot IRE lumber yard
to The east aud the factory to he south
ln Nj ain street.
In addition to ihair lumber and man
nfactuling business the Grm ships a
great deal Of farm produce.
rne lumber carried IL Utah stock as
ar AS possible, the finer grade coming
from Oregon. Most OF the dimension
stuff comes from the Sanpete country.
The broom factory this year will turn
out about 10000 broom'. Very little
broom corn is imported. wOst OF 1t being
grown in this vicinity. Ths wire and
handles used in the manufacture CONT
| from the east.
Mr.. J,X htst commenced the manu-
facture or brooms nearly % years ago, a
the time the Gu operative movement wa'
started. He has now very successful
business in all lines,
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Pnnniist Rally.

Henry W,LIwrence, the Peoples p rty
NOMINEE for governor, addressed small
but very interested audience al the
pavilion Wednesday night. He held
the attention Of his hearers closely for
about two and oue-half hours, and sue
ceeded in stirring in many an tntirely
new line OF thought,
Mr., Lawrence advocated the govern
meDt ownership OF the railroads, tele-
graph lines and other cooperation at-
fairs, He denounced the national bank.
ing system. advocated the free and I'M
limited coinage Of silver at the ratio of
10 to |, and the issue OF more green
backs.
The Peoples party, he said, was the
only hope Tor the TemODp'iz9tilu OF the
white metal, and quoted dKurps to show
that the contentious Of tha Republican
and Democratic parties in the matter
was simply case OF tho pot call ng the
kettle black.
The burden of MF, Lawrence, dis
course was directed at the money power
OF the country aud he gave ali kinds OF
quotations Ia proof OF his assertions,
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PURELY PERSONAL.

E. B. Sorley is at Salt Lake today.
Miss Lottle Brown left for St. George
Saturday,
Nephi Hanson spent yesterday In
Springvhle,
I John Christensen has returned from
Pinto COUNTY
John r. Thomas started for the
South, Friday.
Claude Stewart has returned to
Spanish FORK.
Warren Boyack returned from st,
George, Friday.
Swlthiu Robinson left, Tuesday. for
New Jersey On visit,
r. J<Stewatt has gone up the Can
yonfur couple of weeks.
Postmaster Mustard was IN PROVO on
business, Tuesday evening
J. P. Packard Of Sprin2vllle was Il
Spanish Fork visitor Sunday
Miss Hattie Simmons, who has been
at Provo for some time, has returned
home
Jas. Greer and Mr.. Summons, of
Wisconsin, ar up p. v Junction way
looking after some sheep interests.
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pemccratic Rallies.

Last Ftilky eyeaius the first DE.
ocratiJ rally Of the campaign was held
here. The pavilion was u filed.
Mayor Larsen, of this city, candidate for
the legislature, opened the meeting with
a short speech. liz was followed by Mr.,
Warner Of Provo. The speaker OF the
evening, however, was G. G, Richards
of Salt Lake. Mr.. Richards, while no
orator, is plain and vigorous talker
has his facts and figures at his tongues
end and hurls them forth IN bewllding
way. He scored Frank Cannon uumer.
cifully, and secured to that subject SO
often as to give rise to the suspicion
that II was not political enmi,y alone
that amin tied hm. The Democrats are
very much elated over tho results of the
meeting.
The meeting on Tuesday night was
much smaller affair, bat there was still
plenty of Democratic exul alton.
Messrs, VIM. M:Royl1nre. candidate for
the legislature, OF Springv lie, A. j.
Weber, who aspires to the position of
attorney general, and Thos. MaIOney, q
candidate for The supreme judgeship,
were the speakers, Mr.. Weber was the
principal speaker, and is quite an orator.
The gentlemen were given pretty fair
reception.
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AYERS PILLS cure indigestion and Headache
LOCAL RREVITlES.

Born-Frday, Oct, II, 1895, TO Mrs.
S. B. Wilson, son.
A surprise party was given Mrs.
Ellen Holt. Monday night.
Born-To Mrs. Richard Jpx, Wednes
day, Oct 16, 1895, Il daughter.
The Republican rally next Wednes-
day evening will be addressed by Ben.
Rich of Idaho.
A car load of honey WIS shipped
to Chicago from b njamin last Satur-
day via the U. P.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
MILAN died Tuesday afternoon. The
funeral was he'd on Wednesday after
noon.
Irena } Marsh has heen granted a
divorce from Thomas +, Marsh on the
ground Of deSerilon and failure to
provide. The parties reside a. Salem.
The school trustees and Principal
Rees made an official visit to the
schools Wednesday. They were all
found To be in good sanitary condl-
ton.
DandTuff is 1ue to IN cnfeebled
state of the skin. Halls Hair Remover
4uickens The nutrltive function of the
skin, healing aud preventing tue for
nation of oandrnff.
The little 7-mOnth. old daughter OF
Bishop Nelson died, Tuesday, from
the effects of teethlne and summer
complaint combined. The funeral took
place Wednesday afternoon.
MesSrs, MalOney and Weber aud Mrs.
Caine addressed a Democratic meet
ing at Salem, Wednesday evening
MeSsrs. King and Richards held
forth at Lake Shore, last night.
The Republican meeting at the
pavilion tonight will be addrc scd 10y
Hon. John Nicholson, T. r. Cutler and
Lars Eggertson; Swiuger Bros,
Juvenile Glee Club of Salt Lake City
will Oe present and furnish music.
Mrs. Bjalrnsen's place was qUarin-
tined by DR.. Gleason, Sunday, Miss
Lizzie. the II year-old daughter, hAv.
ing an attack of what was supposed to
he dlphtheria, The symptoms be-
Came dangerous and death resulted
this morning. The funera! will be
heio this evening.
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Young Mems co>tp.

This now prominent business lnsti.
tuticn was first organic by anumber OF
railroad boys in the 'S0S. 1t was incor
porated March "a, 1883. John P. Jones
was president, W. A. Davis secretary
and d. T. Malcolm superintendent.
Their first store was on the corner just
below Malcolm 4 Hughes present lOca-
ton, in little building now occupied
by Samuel r. COnaby as harness shop,
Mr.. Cornaby having bought and moved
it to it's present location. The Y. Nj.
Coop was first capitalized at $25 900.
The growing business OF the institu.
ton soon demanded large quarters, and
80 more cOmmodious place was found
in the Rockhill building, Mr.. R0ckhili's
business being absorbed aud the capital
stock of the institution increased about
$1,000
In 1890 another move was necessary
and the present site was purchased OF
George Chambers and the handsome
building now occupied erected in 1891 al
a cost OF about $4,000.
John p. Jones ac,ed as president up tC
nearly two years ago, when the present
officers took control. W. W. CnlshLlm Is
now president, II. futile j.. Supt, ant
John Banks secretary. The capital STOCK
has been increased to $4,000.
The Young Mems Coop carries full
lines of dry goods, groceries, hardware
notions, etc. Every kind of farm pro
ducs is taken by the institution. 1t il
doing large and prosperous business
and a further growth ant extension o
its work may be confidently anticipated
It's managers are careful and c0nserva
tive business men and VIII make tn
best of it's opportunities.
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W. G, 7. ]. Meeting.

The Nv. C. 7. o." will hold its next
meeting next Wedn sday at p. m. 10
the Chapel. This lie an important meet
ing reports OF commit ees on the reading
room, aud public meeting are to pe
heard. All Ladies' interested in tenn
perance work wheth n m smbers of the
Union or not are urged to be present.
MRS CAROLINE PACE,
MRS. LEE, President.
Secretary.
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cp.cp Wagon & Ma,hlne Co.

The Spanish Fork branch Of the Salt
Lake Cooperative Wagon & Machine ca.
was started here in 1899 in It's present
loratl, n, with Jas. NJ. Greer as manager.
A full line OF farm Machinery Is carried
AMI large business transacted,
oys. About half carload of the cela.
grated IT IL" John Deere plows are ID
each season, Nc. Greer also rod this
SEA- on some thirty bicycles, Including
Columbias, Fowlers aud Lindsays.
In the year 1892 he sold seven thresh'
Ing outfits, RANGING il piice $3.50 &c
$500, and has averaged one Russell out
| dt per year since.
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Domooratio Stats Convention.

For the above occasion the Rio Grande
Western will make a rate of one single
fare for the round trip from all points in
the Territory TO Salt Lake City and reurn.
Tickets will be sold at Spanish Fork Oct,
q and q and limited to Oct %,
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Human life is held too cheaply when
tn" individual who needs tonic for his
system. seeks to cover lis wants by pur-
chasing every new mixture that Is re-
commended to him. Rem Jmber that
Ayers Sarsaprilla has well earned re-,
putation OF tlfiy years standing.
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Ayers Hair VigOr, which has outlived
and superseded hundreds of similar pr!-
parstions, is undoubtedly the most fash
iOnable as well as economical hair-iress
ing in the market, By its use, the
poorest head Of hair soon becomes
luXuriant and beautiful
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"Nickel Sunday" Sunday sch,,l Program

Nickel Sunday" Sunday school Program.
The following is the program for
the "Nickel Sunday" exercises on Sun
day morning, Oct. q. 1856, Asst. Supt.
N. Smith, presiding:
The regular opening exercises.
|. Bible leaflet class review, 1.-The labors OF
the Savior, Sister NJ. Martell, teacher.
2. Song by Sister N. ROwes class.
3. Recitation by a member of Bro, II. Tilley i
class.
4, Glass review-BooS Of Mormon leaflets
"Lehi Journey from Jerusalem Sister Grace
Brimhal teacher.
., Song by Bro. John B Jex, organist.
.. STORY" by Asst. Supt. Brock bank, who
will then lead the whole school in reciting the
Lords Prayer IN concert, found in Matt 6;9il3,
After the program contributions of
nickeI s will be received for the benefit
OF the school. GEO Fl. JEX.
c, W. BOOTH, Sec. Supt.
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Did You Read It?

The Capital Guy Commercial college
has card in this paper Offering instruc
ton free to a number of persons. Did
you read ii?
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There will be social and entertain
ment at the Pr sbyterian ChaIel next
Friday evening Oct. %. a small
charge o. 10 Gems will be made 1t the
loor; entertainment and refre hment'
tree, All are invited.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-10-18

Train No. > leaves Ogden 700 a. M.
salt Lake 500 a. M, arrive at PueUlJ
b;lo a. III, Colorado Syringe 7:5l a. ~ D.,
IQeuYtr 1890 a. m.
TEsi9 No leaves Ogden 6;3j D. W.,
salt Lake 7:40 p, M, arrive at PurOlJ
5;27 p. IN, Colorado Springs 6:53 .. ~,
Denver 9:25 p. m.
Connections made at Pueblo, Color ldl
Springs and Denver with all lines easl.
Elegant Day Coaches, Chair Cars anu
Pullman Sleepers on all trains. Taka
the d u r G and have comfortable trip
and enjoy the finest scenery on the cor
tinent.
Shortest line to Cripple Creek, Cole,
radios Greatest Gold Camp.
A. s. HUGHES SIX. HOOPER
Traffic Nor. &. p. STA.
Denver, Colorado. -
B. F. NEyINs, General Agent,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
H. 81. CUSHING, T. p. A.
Salt Lake City, Utah,
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Read the Ad.

Read the ad. headed Free Course by
Mail by the Capital City Commercial
college. Ii is ii Gne offer Apply for it.
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FLASHES,


1t is reported that new drug ore
will soon be opened in the Greer bull
ing,
The Boston Cheap Store has an ad.
in this issue. Their announcement is
worthy of your attention,
The Democratic bail at the pavilion
last night was numerouSly attended,
III couples being present. All enjoyed
d good time.
There will be a social and entertain
ment at the Pr, sbyteriAn ChaIel next
Friday evening Oct. %. a small
charge o. 10 Gems will be made 1t the
lOor; entertainment and relre hment'
tree, All are invited.
Last Sunday a bevy of young la Ties
at the Boyack house wanted 10 borrow
Mr.. IIansen's horse aud carriage fol- i
short time, while he was ut supper but
were afraid. Hansen was also afraid
that they wulIldn't-huC was to
| bashful 10 mention it to them. The
sigh he gave when he discovered that
the rig VS. still in its proper place
was hear. rending.
-
A camping outfit and IL col,erti n of
dagCes, bears, monkeys Rocky Noun
tain canaries, etc, made triumphal
march up Main street, Wednesday
We have always wondered why the
hears did not eat the dagoes in tead
Of dancing Tor them, bus now we
know. Bears are SOmeW tfastitiou'
and have never yet heen reduced tt
that stage of famine when dag
would tie palatablc.
A wOmaD's character has been liken
ed to a postage st1mp-a black mari
stains 1t. Mems like Il treasury note
40 matter how many stains, it shal
pass at par. When woman fall
FROM grace her character is usual.
ruined forever. When, on the othe
hand, 4 man may straigbten up ant
he received into the best OF suciet
again. A II of which is too true, bu
being true does not make it right
Salina Press.
A number of young ladies held a
interesting meeting at The Boyac
| hotel, Sunday, evening. We did no
: discover what was going on until III
! fair ohcs had adjourned. Upon askin
one Of the young ladies the next da
for synopsis of their proce, ding!
we were threatened with instant so
r uihilaticn by means Of a blackin
p brush If we ever said a word. c
= course we will keep still under thoi
circumstances. IT is known, hCweYe
: that the nesting had no politics
-, significance, but that for short tim
p the subject Of very animated discu
!. son was the warlike curl in Doc. Mu:
tard's mustasche.
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D. P. Felt, Mgr.

Reading and local notices nve cents per line
each insertion. Display advertising rates made
known upon application.
Subscription rates, SO per year.
Legal AMI Job printing at lowest living rates
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The Democratic bail at the PAVILION
last night was numerously attended,
Ill couples being present. All enjoyed
d good time.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-10-18

The Boston Cheap store has an ad.
in this issue, Their announcement is
worthy of your attention,
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1t is reported that a new drug ore
will soon be opened in the Greer bull
ing,