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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29

case. the government winning and sub
poenaiug the evidence. Both sides at
tach considerable Importance TO these
papers, Judge Hand having signed the
referee s report last spring. declaring
the firm solvent, but the government
alleges that in addition to using the
mails TO defraud Scheftels g. Co. ran
a bucketshop and, as that WAS illegal,
they had no standing and could not be
solvent
George Graham Rice is the foremost
figure Mt the trial, the many lawyers
he and his co-defendant have represent
ing them turning 10 him continuously
for advice. ignorino Scheftels. II has
been suggested that he is taking notes
for a sequel to "My Adventures With
Your Money TO he called 'Adyen"
tures With Counsel Fees by Code
fendsnt -
Tex Rickard on Hand.
"Texn C. L. Rickard, who is at
the Waldorf, having recently arrived
from Buenos Ayres via London. is a wit
ness in the case, having been sub.
poenaed the dav after he arrived and
was interviewed In consequence, his
important affairs in South America are
being held in abeyance awaiting the
pleasure of the government TEX
expects TO be delayed another month.
In conversation with Tribune repre-.
sentative TODAY Rickard said regarding
his great project in Argentine:
'It is a wonderful country, with un-
limited opportunities, but ] wish You
would be particular to say that 1t Is
distinctly not a country for anyone
unless they can take some money with
them 1t is no place for poor man,
and don 4 forget IT, ] say this because
there are lots of men in the west ready
10 stampede down there on the word
Of anyone they know and without some
capital it would mean nothing but hard.
ship for them. ] will 60 into the cattle
business exclusively on the immense
tract Of land 7 have. which is five
hundred miles from Buenos Ayres. one
hundred and seventy. five miles from the
present railroad and thirty miles from
the road now in course of construction.
Rich Grazing Land.
"'I secured one million four hundred
and eightv-five thousand acres within a
hundred and fifty miles of the Paraua,
navigable river in a wild, rich coun'
try, an ideal cattle range. very similar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
FORMIDABLE ARRAY
OF FIGHTING SHIPS
Atlantic Fleet Assembling in
New York TO Be Reviewed
by President.
SOME NOTED VESSELS
Prophesied That the United
States Navy VIII Soon Be
Best in the World.
SOME NOTED VESSELS
BY EDWARD MARSHALL.

By Leased Wire 10 The Tribune,
NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-Pcrmit me
10 defy the world Out in the Hudson
this afternoon and the brilliant. brac'
ing evening, feet is swinging at ITS
anchors. Lick 'em TO standstjll to the
bone and then some. Big Bill Taft
showed nna. ripe Judgment when today
be changed the schedule OF his tour SO
he could get here In time TO pass them
in review before they scatter TO their
distant stations.
The last time I saw these waters
spcckled with big ships Of war, the
circumstances were peculiar. When
Dewey came back from Manila vas
living. having been exceedingly unfor'
tunate during the first fight in Cuba
condemned to slow and painful death
by all the doctors in st. Luke s hos
pital The window of the room III
which they had canned me and waiting
for The coroner. was about root TOO
high TO make ii possible for me to see
the river and the ships from ii. AZ,
day the humping of salutmg guns had
kept me almost whimperinglY homesick
for my friends in Uncle Sam S service
sea and land. 4 man who knows our
forces as il has been my privilege to
know them must achieve sentiment
for fighting mon and fighting ship:
which none beside can even guess at
Dewey was my hero aud the nation s
as he remains my own today; anu
vet could moi see those ships.
The doctor came in and ! begged to
be put in chair there by the window.
T knew perfectly that the doctor had
made mental measurements for the box
which was to ultima tely hold me and
| did not care Row soon he came back
with the box itself If | could not see
those ships what matter were few
hours less OF life on an inflated rubber
bed
Happy Thought Of Nurse.
Then came nurse and fixed the mir
ror OF dresser so that ] could rest at
ease and see the ships reflected in IT
through the window, | lay and watched
them, 1t stirred me up. gave me am
bition. renewed lease on life.
II il had not been the feet winch
went out today 10 visit. IT would have
made me. doubtless, live hundred
wears. for this fleet is to that feet as
a grown man is 10 stripping. That
fleet had licked poor Spain; this fleet
as I have said. could. with that which
is today at anchor at Los Angeles, lick
any nation in the world except the
ships of John Bull.
But we all nope neaTIllS IL neNSi
Will be sent TO fight.
As Secretary Meyer was in the act
Of prophesying at Lake Bluff, Ill,
where he dedicated today the finest
naval training station in the world
that the United States would have be
fore the year is over. not second, but
first best navy in the world.
The Florida and Utah steamed up
from the Brooklyn yard TODAY TO take
their places IN the line. The other
ships arrived this evening and more
will come tomorrow until in all there
will be in line twenty-six imposing bat
tIeships. two armored cruisers. two pro
tected cruisers. nine coIiers, three sup
ply ships. three auxiliary cruisers, one
scout cruiser. four gunboats. one hos
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN, GAS,
S0URNESS AND ALL STOMACH MISERY GOES

undigested food. Nausea. Headaches,
iHzzlness, Constipation aud other Storm
ach disorders
some folks have tried so long 10 fnd
relief from Indigestion and Despepsis a
'or m out oforder stomach with the
common. everyday cures advertised
that they have about made np their
minds that they have something else
wrong. or believe theirs is case OF
Nervousness, Gastritis, Catarrh of the
Stomach or Cancer
This, no doubt, is serious mistake
y Iour real trouble is. what YOU eat does
not digest; instead, it fcrmeuts and
sours, turns 10 acid. Gas and Stomach
poison. which putrefy in the digestive
tract and iDtestines, and. besides, poison
the breath with uauseous odors.
A hearty appetite. with thorough di.
gestioD, and without the slightest dis
comfort or misery Of the Stomach, is
waiting for YOU ss soon as YOU decide
! to try Papc's Diapepsin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29

to that of Oklahoma and Texas thirty
five years ago. 7 paid 30 ceuts an acre
for the land aud il is M good grazing
land as there rs in America. A great
country where any man with money
can get rich, though il is impossible for
any one TO get small parcels of lanG.
The least the government will sell is
what they call a league, or six thou
sand two hundred acres. AS soon IS I
am excused as witness in this trial [
am going TO Texas 10 get my cow
punchers and will take bunch of the
best can find to South America While
west | will visit Salt Lake. Ely and
Goldfield 10 settle up some business
matters before sailing for Buenos Ayres,
where | will make mv headquarters. 1
expect TO remain there over a year
Mrs Rickard accompanied me on tho
trip. riding horseback into the interior
of the Indian country and back, over
two hundred miles. II is a wonderful
place and we both like il immensely,
particularly Buenos Ayres, which is ono
Of the finest cities in the world Oe
Elliott. Richard S old partner in the
"Northern at Goldfield, is with him
at the Waldorf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
Take a Little Diapepsin Now ano
Your Stomach Will Feel Fine
Five Minutes Later.

As there is often some one in YOUR
family who suffers an attack Of lndi-
gestion or some form of stomach trou-
bic why don I YOU keep some Diapep-
sin in the house handy!
This harmless blessing will digest
anything YOU can eat without the
slightest discomfort and overcome a
sour gassy Stomach FIVE minutes after.
Tell your pharmacist to let YOU read
the formula plainly printed on these
J0-ccnt cases of Pape's Dlapepsin,
then YOU will readily see why II makes
Indigestion, Sour Stomach. heartburn.
and other diseases go in five minutes,
and relieves at once such miserles AS
Belching of Gas, Eruciations Of sour,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
JURY OF WOMEN IN
CALIFORNIA COURT
By Associated Press.

BY 4 Associated Press.
Los ANGELES, Cal. oct 2s-Thc
first complete woman jury 20 he lmpan
eled in California will ,bc sworn for duty
In Justicefor the rcsce Cassidy's court
In Watts next Tuesday.
Constable Morrison was given the
names Of thirty-slH women To summon
for jury service. and his return to the
court showed that the women OF the
township fairly fell over each other In
their eagcrnesS 10 ascertain N their
names were on the yenire. Not one OBJ
lection was filed.
The case this woman jury Will deter
minc Is that or Editor A. A. King OF
the Watts News. who is charged with
having circulated In his paper obscene
and indecent language during The recent
canlpaig OF the vets and "drys' in
that Village.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
ALLEGED ROBBERS ARE
SENT BACK TO CHICAGO
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SACRS SMENTO. Cal. Oct. 2s.-A band
of six Italians. said TO be members or
a gang OF Chicago robbers, which stole
$4,000 worth Of diamonds, now under nr-
res, in Los Angeles. must return TO llb-
nois and face the charge. +. 4. Iim-
norman. special prosecutor ana De-
teciives Hart Ceghorn and McAunffe.
of Chicago, arrived In Sacramento yes
,erday with requisition papers for the
return OF the suspects. Those under ar
rest arc Tersa Castillo. Joseph Mansan'
Mrs c. Mangan. Frank Mitchell. Philip
Mancan and Romano Mitchell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
Knutsford Furniture Sale

Everything in the hotel will he offered
al private sale. There are many
thousand dollars worth of carpets.
rugs. imported china. silverware. bed
room, parlor and kitchen furniture, fix
lures and showcases. Everything used
in a hotel.
II will pay those living out of
town TO visit this sale. Sale from
a. m. 10 p. m. daily,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
Marriage Annulled.

BY Icased Wirc TO The Tribune.
POUGIIKEEPSIE y. Y. Oct, 2&,--Thc
marriage OF Roy Il. Pierce, son OF II.
Clay Pierce, one of The Standard oil
masnates. with Miss Bessie Chapman
Faulkner was annullcd by Justice
Morschauser today on The grounds OF in
competency. as charged by Judge Zeeger
Of Ncwburg, who brought the action
The charges were disseminated by the
testimony OF noted phYsiCianS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29

+. H, Seeley of Chicago and Philadel-
phia is now at the Hotel Uta b and will
remain in Salt Lake City this Sunday,
Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday He
ssvs: "The Spermatic Shield Truss, as
fitted to the Gar Of Russia and now
used and approved by tho United States
government, will not only retain any
case of Hernia perfectly, affording
immediate and complete relief, but
Over $50 Local References i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
n DEFENDS
h|s ACTION IN
/ ARIZONA CASE
i ,A,rulined Territory Should
vi Become a State with
but knowledge of Some
Things
EsIDENT PUTS
I'm STRENUOUS DAY
-lks 10 Mining Congress
|dIIelps Dedicate the New
|aval Training Station
at North Chicago.
EsIDENT PUTS
lin STRENUOUS DAY

5yr,co Oct. 2s.-PresIdent
rof, who frequently refers u
.slf as the "tituIar head or
.he Republican party. was IN q
IN tonight. The president does
I,ov whether he's : quaili,el
U~ more lie does not know
Y" ,bn election authorities ID
); his home city, intend 60 let
~, !, ballot iu The city election
4 ,han two weeks ago Mr.. Taft
ami his registration papers,
a tben from the Pacific coast aud
,ht no more about the matter y
IAN later the president was nol,,
tr the Cincinnati election board
q has failed TO have the proper
"a, made ont to accompany INC
AZ Newcastle. Wyo.. where
"a Tho pnest OF Congressman Mon
Ihe nresidcnt made out new papers
fbc necessary affidavit. which
msiled, Cncinnati. Today Sec
i Uilles was notified. evidently on
'>ufhoritv. that the president had
4 ID register properly in time.
Ier in the dav word camo from
mad that the whole matter had
MI M to Secretary OF state
nj Ohio and that II was not
||fely settled as TO whether Mr..
LA a right to east a ballot. Mr,
(; guinp 10 Cincinnati anyhow and
<uld like to vote If possible.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
RAINING tation.

I'd ~,,, ~atal training station the
severa,n ",TnId for half An hour a
lay wa' a hundred student sailors.
4 dr;mIl mI"s almost perfect. In the
q ,''l or ,.,,;h zach student pulled y rcd
|en the, 10y Nag from somewhere
ID ,pal p began waving them in
crowd ."c letters of Tho alpha.
"A io ipto "i several thousand pcn.
~ of a. sa''o the station after
NJ Foss -. ' Navy Never. Con.
Kew. N' OF Illinois and others
khh th;. hI 'he banks of the c;rcu,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
is No Credit.

';a the territory is a state il may
- constitution to conform with
ava NV, about ipdgcs. but when il
.se results its people can I
~ mol give them warning.
''snas are irving to gain cred
sor my act. They have said
|stesse ase taken rare courage to veto
a ayva ,ay.a 6'll, | dcprecate this
,rs On. am u lawyer and Il
u II J had acted differently
"ay ! did would have hecu
.ooa neither title. | could not
aDSln'ng else but what /
M N.Y. en-, nv veto ont of my heart
nres;sua Gsoua and glad wrote il. -
M, "ucni .1i told the lawyers thai,
II, .hink criticism Of ihe couu-
.lised and the judicial system
fo as iudpcs hero do not meas.
siilI M ,% nigh standard of else
d :, 'ne record Of the American
10 :, mholo is high, What de,
~ ",e are due not 10 the weak
bsont ttudgcs. but To the weakness
ID s, ,ma sometimes think the
"A nD'., u Nfnarehists and the dis
IA aHugnt TO hire a LAWYER 10
IA IN thc system TO at.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
fkona

'eut using his name. Mr.. Taft
10 The remarks Of United
senator Clapp Of Minnesota, in
"a 1fcenily in winch tho presl-
fctc Of the Arlaona New Mexico
'Qa bill Wa, called "tbc blacklist
|eepIe.r
rocw ! WAS guilty of a good
said The. president. "but | never
was guilty of conduct that could
[rlped by such mrid terms. !
'rr'nned that when n new state
inc uuicn 1t should start with
sdee oi some things. | WAS CON
nav II should start with Il prop.
rehtlou Of the independence OF
F.sfi. The people OF that state
DC convinced vet. but NJ least
y" what ! think. Congress has
nv action fnr once, and has
lew It Has passed 2 law hi.
Ana this IS really more like an
o'aekest tyrauny-thc people 10
- lhelr ideas about the Judi.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
RUPTURE
Seeley, Who Fitted the Czar of Russia,
Called to Salt Lake City.

closes the opening in ten days
on the average case This instrument
received the only award in England and
in Spain. producing results without sur
gerry or harmful injections. Mr.. Seeley
has documentary references from the I.
s. government, Washington, D. c., for
inspection. II any interested call hs
will be glad to show the truss without
charge, or fit them if desired.
Salt Lake City on Request.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
Busy Day.

ident TAFT spent q busy day IN
ID, lie spoke to the American
. congress in the morning, IN
4 the speech made hy Secretary
interior Fisher here last night;
ID members Of the Chicago Bar
|iion that he was, and expects
TO be opposed to the recall OF
iifiary; rode sixty miles by spe.
ain 10 dedicate tine new naVa
q station at North Chicago and
addresscd the Chicago Associa-
4 commerce on peace and arbl-
|zht he vas the guest Of the city
Fkl hotel and tomorrow and Mon
will try TO keep mp with Il fair
nous programme.
.ago today made the president
.of Washington in the midst OF
|Ion OF congress. With him most
day were Secretary of the Navy
= Secretary Of the Interior Fish
'7al members OF the Illinois con,
~ delegation and several army
al Officers. The president came
'eu&lng politics once when he
20 ihe Chicago Bar ASSOCIATION,
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-02-02
Work for Farm Mechanics

l.Pss~.s h. Dxll Day, With Handy
leAs 4 Cssszucisa e Rspai.ias
By PROF. c.. A. OCOCK
Wsssasia Csnas \ .fskssk.rs

The mixture used in feeding troasAs
b i-s-S combination; that 10. |, part
cement. ) parts sand and s parts clean
sroksn stone OF gravel. The stoas o.
gravel should net be larger thaa sAs-
half iaeh Ia diameter. The saaa
should Be free from sticks, straw or
dirt and the cement q good grade Of
Portland, Place the cement In the
esatsr Of the pile OF sand At one cor
Hsr OF the mixing boz and mix dry un-
I'll the iaixturs has the same color
throughout In the opposite corner
place the stone and wet thoroughly:
aftsr This mix stone. sand. and CO
seat. adding water until the whole
R:ass has medium consistency. Use
a msson's brick trowsi 10 work out
all afr bubbles. leaving q smooth sur
face. when desired finishing coat
q ! part cement and parts saad
eaa - used.
The reinforcement saa b. either
BIS inch steel or iren rods or double
twisted barb wire Place the rs-ens
foscemsnt the same Aistancs from the
surface ~ its 7 N diameter. The re.
endorsements should run .snstA Wise Of
tho trough, with strand At each end
end one Tao middle running eross-
wine
Making csnsrsts Fence Posts.
In making seiid coasrsis posts
= Sture Of one part cement. III
i~vts sand, end parts slsah brokel
s'nnc or gravel is used. The prepare.
Il 4 OF the concrete IL the came ss
( the trousha. The rost forms should
- made Of fair grade d rather
green Lumbar. should have the inner
sarface smooth, and all joints tight.
10 prevent the cement from leaking
gray with the water. The forms per
nit OF the post being made I feet long
ari lxi inches square at the ends
The bottom board has holss to CORE
syeld to the dowei pin in the side
! osrds. the iron clsmps used prevent.
ars the side boards from spreading.
The same reinforcement ~ for
feed troughs can be used. When
E Ing the form with concrcte. place
Y to x inch in the bottom OF the
Il m. then lay In two rods one on each
side; continue the filling until within
q inch OF the top. when the remain.
Ing two rods should be properly Laid
In. Each rod should have hook At
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-02-02
!, IN

moidlns s.nd
and hollow concrete posts. Al Al
storm the parts Of form, fer
solid post. AZ . those parts are as
+ ssmhIsd, ready for making the solid
post. At C 10 shown the same
forms with the core In II for hol'
low post. A. o q tapsrIns metal
core, and At Z q se.id wooden core
In four parts, which are separated
att to show details Of construction
e. CD end about inch long TO prevent
IT.. steel from slipping In the con-
orsts when = strain u put upon the
p {.
-, proT'sv tc- fse.e-inE the wire
fsnvs % the post use the longest gal
Ss aized iron staples that can be pur;
chgaed, and while the cement 10 still
sol, set them the same a. you would
drive them Into q wooden post
Hs;is~ Generate Pest
For FOLLOW concrete potts the opera
ticu A. the same except that thsit IL
a hole .sft In one OF the end gates
of the form to receive the galvanized
iron &C Q. This core should taper from
~ incees In dismsts! at the bottom
20 Inca at the top. In using the core
Il shcs.c be covered with q coat OF oil
or Ereass and then II can be removed
In from 8 to hours after the post 10
no.dsd.
The weed core 10 made in four pieces
NJ. two sides are nat inside and
curved outside. The two central
pieces ass inch thick and taper
from III inches to inch In width.
TAh core is az inches In diameter
Tor Il, e. Ire .enSth. When using the
WOODEN core II Is more desirable 10
make the post square from top to bot
tom. To successfully use this core,
wrap II with cd newspaper or thin
wrapping paper. Iris prevents the
cement from coming In direct contact
with the wood aud permits Of the re-
NOW, o, the core in 10 to 20 minutes
after the post Is HHished.
Curing the Pests.
The side boarOs OF the forms should
be removed IN ~ to AS hours after
pouring. but the posts should not be
moved Tor at east one week and then
very carefully. In the meantime they
should be srTinkled with water sew
eral times daily and protected from
sun and win and from frost II II be
freezing weather Posts should cure
at less, 60 G'ys before being set In
the gTourd During this period they
should. II pos'ble be paced upon a
bed of moist sand and thoroughly
vcttsd eTc n day Prices Of materials
r-y var In d'hereEt localities. but
the aver re p"s inc.aGing labor viii
r,-se nc n 25 N 10 cents ger post
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-02-02
RlAr .s rAT NAsE.

OF this nature. Practice is the only ct
asntial necessary to make the farmer
proficient In both Welding and temper.
Ing.
cenersts Work.
The farm shop. or portion Of one
OF the barns where II IL warm enough
to keep concrete from freezing. is an
excellent place in which to make con-
crete seeding trouEhs. fence posts or
other devices during the winter. The
feeding trouEhs are made either V.
shaped or haif-round like a followed
out tree trunk. The concrete posts
may be either hollow or solid. and
are REINFORCED with steel or iron
rods.
For the feeding troughs the forms
are madp Of green lumber, In the
form Of two boxes one about four
inches larger than the other. Turn the
smaller one upside down on smooth
floor and put the second, which has
no bottom. around the first. FIJI the
space with concrete. and cover the
cotton OF the smaller box four or siI
Inches deep to form the bottom OF the
rough, After the concrete is thor
oughly hardened these forms can be
iaocked off. n case of the V-shaped
;roagh there are two triangular end
boards, and the two side boards united
at the bottom of the trough.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-02-02

Every farm should be equipped with
. farm shop In which the owner can
repair broken parts Of farm nschinss
or make new ones and thsrsb. seSs
beth time and money By making nee
Of the Water days when other osk! j.
slack. The shop MAY be sithsr q
small building By itself or simply cor
nsF Of the barn Or lmplsmsnt shed NJ
TED up a. = shop, One rule however
SHOULD b nsidiy enforced; that the
sAop is = storshopss for the too 3,
AID that every tool should bs return ed
y lie DlAes II The chop aftsr bsins
weed
The Parm Wsrkshss.
Ameos the essentials il the farm
shop are . strong. durable vork
bench. A irca wise, an sfscisnt forSo
anvil. and supply OF carpenters TOO ,
corresponding TO the needs OF the indl.
yidual farmer. A good forge suitsh.s
for general farm work can be- pur-
chased for % to III. or where an OF
tra large one Il desired It will cost
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-02-02
SCOTS EmuiGsoR ca rAAkS

Sootts EmulssoR csn rAAkS
aim Use it. Howl BY max
az him hungry q course
SCOTS Emulsien makes 9 tain
ssdyhungryallsvsr. Though,
4 thin body was naturally hun
cry didn't your Well it Isn't
A thin body is aslssP-noi
wsrki7r-Eone on a strike.
It de.e t try to US. it's food.
SO EmulsioA wakes i,
ID il 10 verk again
~ w hesh, That's the
TAT.
Et.i loo free sAnph.
sxwSS . RovkJ tNsss,, -, Pod D, nv
- Atl's'. Al s.pSAs-
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-02-02
NOTICE.

The Lexington Herald has an
nounced it's usual January Bar
gain offer Of $500 per year, if
paid in advance on or before
January LIST 1911, or who will
pay all arrears to that date at
the regular rate of SOC. per
month. Mail subscriptions to
THE LEXINGTON HERALD CO
(Inccrporated)
Lexington, KY.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-02-02

Intending purchasers of Pianos
and Organs would save money by
buying from us during our holt
day sales, as the Baldwin Co. is
giving specialinducements in the
way of prices and terms. Call;
on or write me for any desired
information, and oblige,
J. 7 GEyEDoN,
Gen, Agt, for The Baldwin.
No. 24-4t.