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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-26
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LIVE STOCK


CHIC AGO. Fab. Eleven dollar
hogs
This Va the weeks big feature in
the 1--we stock market The price was
attained today for choice light grades
The general market closed - cent
higher han last saturday.
Cattle prices dnisiied - to - cents
higher. WIKI TOP for the wees 50 20.
ana wish bulk Of coco to choice at
SIS AZ To 81 oa
Sheep and lambs we-A also higher
lambs making the season top al
s1e25
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BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK. Feb 25-Bank state
mslt-
AVERAGE. Loans decrease. ssS.-
ss2 ."'v. demand deposit decrease.
-. 49, 900: time deposit increase.
Sc. 600: reserve decrease. s-.Ig5.-
20
ACTUAL: Loans decrease. Se5.-
ia; boo demand deposit decrease.
SIagiS.o0 time deposit increase.
Ss.-3s.n0n. reserve increase, SAT. 4nl. :
200
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LIBERTY BONDS

MEM YORK. Feb. % closinr Lii.
erly bonds alys s,GsG lat a.
ai 90 Isl itss. ss7lp. md a.
sac % grd ti4s. So 80. s,h ;i.R
So - Victory 3a.a siau 90. Victor.
~ q. sinuas
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as9 4$S4-&s ~
NEW York. Feb 4x-Ca3l Noney
ranged between nnd Per cent On
TIE stock mxrket during ne pau
week
Time money market was quiet, With
funds offered in fzir volume It s per
cent for all mafurities on both Glasses
of collateral
Commercial paper was steady with
rates unchanged at per cent for the
better names ami N per cent for
exceptional paper
COFFEE MARKET.
NEW YORK, Feb 25.-Coffee mar
ket steady Options two points high
er to 10 lower. Rio No. ON spot,
SIS and 9.
SUGAR MARKET.
NEW YORK. Feb 25-Raw sugar
market steady. Centrifugals. Cuba.
3.70; Porto. 40.
Refined sugar steady. Fine granu.
lated, 5-1d.
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Certain area near the w"strrn
coast III cuha grows the oostiics, 70
hncro in til. world
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NEW WORK SPOT COTTON.

NEW YORK. Fen. % SpoT cotton
was steady today. 80 points higher at
1850. No sales. -
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-04-28
CirCuitCOurt
In Session

Circuit Court for Jackson Cou-
nty opened in Kadoka Tuesday
afternoon with JudgS j. G. Bar
tine of Oacoma, presiding, and
the sIiy reported that afternoon
for duty. This is a postponed ses-
sion of the regular March term,
and it is expected that this term
will last into the fore part of
next week. The preliminary cal!
Of the calendar was taken up and
about sixteen eases noticed for
trial. The first action taken up
was that of the State VS.. George
Rumscy on a booze manufacturing
charge, with States Attorney
Flagg p. Carlisle prosecuting and
II. H. Fellows of Rapid City appear
ing for the defendant The case
went to the jury at the supper
hour Tuesday, and after being out
about two hours returned verdi
let of guilty. Wednesday the civ
il action of Frank Malik vs.. f. {.
Griffith was taken up and jury
drawn. This case grew out of the
charge by Malik Of the trespass-
ing Of the defendants horses. The
case went to the jury late in the
afternoon, and they returned a
verdict finding for the plaintiff
in the sum of $500. Today THU
rsday) the liquor case against Err
nest Dorothy Of Rapid City, was
taken up and at the time Of writ
ing the evidence is still being
taken. States Attorney Carlisle is
prosecuting and Attorney Fellows
defending.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-04-28
Kadoka High
Wins First
Ball Game

The first baseball game of the
season for the Kadoka High Sch
ool baseball team was played or
the local diamond Saturday after
noon when they took fast seven
inning game from the Midland
High School boys by score of :
10 l. A high wind was blowing
from the south and the afternoon
was a most dissagreeable one, but
the game developed into as pretty
an exhibition as it is possible tC
see. Throughout the contest the
pitchers battled for supremacy and
wits the first inning it was seer
that it was a pitchers duel, with
Jimmie Norton for the locals hav.
ing the best Of the argument. jim.
mie heaved them over to Bobby
McNally and eleven of the oppos.
ing batters poked holes in the
breeze trying to connect with the
shoots he shooted" over. Only
two hits were made by the Midland
boys and the Kadoka lads gave
crrorless support to their battery
Weirauch for Midland struck ouf
six of the local lads and was tou-
ched up for but three safties
while three errors were made by
his team mates. Kadoka drew
first blood in the scoring wher
they put their two counters over
in the third inning, or two errors
and two hits, and Midland made
their run in the fourth on a walk
two stolen bases and hit. The
following is the line up Of the two
teams:
The following is the score by
Innings:
, Kadoka - o o 2 D o q o
Midland o 0 o y 0 .
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-04-28
Vanderbilt Goes
To MurdO Team

Announcement has been made
hat X. G.. (SD Vanderbilt of Bel
iderc has signed a contract to
itch for the Murdo base ball
cam this season, and will report
( that place in n short time. Va
derbilt is slab artist Of no
lean ability as well as being an
II round ball player and is also
; fine a fellow as it is possible to
lcet, and in the many games in
hch Sc played with the fast ka-
Okla team last season he made
osts of friends amongst the base
all fans in this community. Muir
% is indeed fortunate in being
BILE to secure the services of so
GOOD a pitcher as Vanderbilt. The
'ress unites with the hosts of
)ther friends in wishing ST most
successful seasons with the Murdo
team.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-04-28
Assessors Hold
An Interesting
Tax Meeting

Saturday afternoon the largest
attended and most interesting
meeting of the Assessors of Jack
son County, together with the
County Commissioners and tax Of
ficials of the State Department,
was held at the Court House base
ment in Kadoka. Every Assessor
Of the county, with the exception
of J. +. Martin, of Wall township,
he was sick in bed, was present at
the meeting and many matters of
Importance and interest in the
work of making the assessments
was taken up and discussed by the
assessors and explained by the
state tax representatives present.
II. l.. Eveland Of the State Tax
Commission was present and gave
a most interesting talk to the as
SCISSORS, instructing and explaining
to them the proper methods to use
in the making of the assessments
for 1922 on the real estate and
personal property of the County.
d. f. Walker of the State Hail In
surance Department instructed
the assessors in the proper manner
of listing the crops being raised
on the farms, and also gave a very
explicit explanation Of the hail in
surance law. With the instruct
ions and explanations given by
these gentlemen in reference to
these assessment matters is is be-
icved that much more equitable
and just listing and assessing
the property of this county will
be made by the assessors.
Those attending the meeting
were: H. L. Eveland, State Tax
Commission, Pierre; ID. E. Walker,
Hail Insurance Department. Pier
re; Frank Coye. Chairman Board
of County Commissioners; f. w
Thode, County Commissioner; S
O. Redmon, County Commissioner;
Frank Austin, assessor Indian CIR.
eek township:G C. Brown, assess
or Brady township; c. F. Craft
assessor Big Buffalo township; A
w. Carbon, assessor Interior town
ship. II. l.. Collins, assessor Jewet,
township; b. b. Clark, assessor
Little Buffalo township, Henry
Dithmer, assessor Town of Kad,
Okla; Frank Emery, assessor Cedar
TOWNSHIP; Ed Freemole, County
Assessor; Jas. D. Hayes, assessor
Cottonwood township; N. X. Hop
kins, assessor Town of Cottonwood
John p. Kelly Jr., assessor Belvi
dere township; G. w. MCKillip, as
SCISSOR Riverside township: II. w
| Rhodes. assessor Kadoka township
Francis Solon. assessor Weta town
ship: Robert o. Swan, assessor
Town of Interior; and VIM. II. X
Williams, assessor Grandview twp
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-04-28
High School
Play Tonight

This tFriday) evening at the Sc
enic Theatre the Senior Class of
the Kadoka High School, assisted
10y the Juniors and Sophomores,
will present the play Cupid At
Vassar." This play is four act
comedy drama from the pen of
Owen Davis, and is one we'll wor-
tn seeing. The young people have
been working diligently on their
parts and will present the play in
a most acceptable manner. The
play Is most interesting one and
is replete with humorous situat-
'ons that will be enjoyed by every
me attending. The following is
the cast of characters: John Will
cit, younC architect, Boyd Lee
iom: Amos North. Of North e.
Son, Bankers, Dwight Mercer; Sh-
ny, Lazy Darkey, Mary Hurley;
hank Gubbin, the hired man. Will
red Sears; Mrs. Carroll, Of Great
Falls, Vermont, Burghild Gustad;
tate, her daughter, Louise De-
Veert; Wanda, Kate's half sister,
oia Engelen; Miss Page, Matron
Sorority House, Lorcc De Pui;
nd the following college girls.
'ally Webb, Lillian Martinsky; Hell
N Conway, Esther Hansen; Polly
ellsworth, Vera Cummings; Gladys
emmett. Loree DePui Matty Hart
Marjorie Lecdom: Alice Worth.
Jeanette DeWeert. and Patty Snpw,
ethel Pcase.
The first act opens with a scene
the sitting room of Kate S home
n Vermont, the second act in lad
! Kate's room. in Senior doup.a
It Vassar College, and the third
.et is at CsristmaA time AZ ihc
.ame scene rs the first act, and
he fourth and closing act l. laid
IN the college campus at Vas ;ar
ollege on graduation day
The young people have been
raining diligently for the pres
ntation Of this play and they arc
ntitled to save the cnco rage
uent of everyone by their at nd
nee.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-04-28

j. f Brockelsby, F. L. Hafner, DR..
c. S. Maytum, Ira S. Johnson, j.
H. Fryberger, V. L. Cummings, J.
l.. White, Otto c. Sharon, r. N.
Rounds, Carl H. Palmer, o. f. Stu
,rt, Geo. b. Hansen, w. ID. Vice,
Thomas Brake, A. G.. Granger.
Mrs. Kate Gelino, c. N Leedom.
Z. A. Craven, Louis Determann, H
,. Gilchrist, j. II. Thomas, B. |
McNally, Harold f. Solon, w. D
Iilchris, A. j McNally, James +
udge, Earl Davis and N. p. Mel.
son.
The officials of the Jackson Cou-
,ty Oratorical and Athletic Assoc
alton who will have charge of the
contests are:
Scorer, E. T. Nellor
Referee, Selmer Solem
Announcer, r. d. Harlan
Timer, Morris f. Adelstcin
Starter, Lewis Nordby
Judges-Harold p. Gilchrist
Bert Hodges and Ira S. Johnson
The committees are as follows:
Hall Observation-Disclosures So
en-, Chairman. Pearl Holmes, and
Ruth Schnee.
Street Decorations-R. N. Rou-
ds, Chairman, G. A. Craven and
.arl B. Davis
Reception Committee F. l.. Ha-
ner. Chairman, Mrs. J. c. Steele
nd Mrs. Thomas Brake.
Registration--Mrs. Bryan Cow
II, Mrs. Pepple and Mrs. Hight
hoe.
Program r. d. Harlan, chair
ran, Doris Gilchrist, Ruth Solor
nd Winifred Norton.
Grievence-Mrs. J. II. Fryber-
ger. chairman, Mrs. +. II. Sears
md J. X. Fowler.
Marshals j. H. Snyder. chair
nan, II. f. Solon, J. A. Hughes
;. L. McNally, J. H. Fryberger.
7. +. Buckmaster, Roy White and
otto c. Sharon.
The Kadoka Band, under the
leadership of Ted klungscth, will
'urnish music throughout the en-
ire day. The officers of the AS
ociation have laborcd hard tc
lake a successful meeting, and
hey have had the hearty backing
nd support of the people of Ka-
loka, and the people of the cou-
ty should make every effort to
ttend the Meet and enjoy the
lays program and boost for the
chools Of Jackson County. 1t will
e big day for everyone. Be
here!
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-04-28
Dollar Day
May 18th

AS an added attraction for Fri
day May 18th, at which time the
Jackson County School Field Meet
and Oratorical Contests will be
held, the merchants of Kadoka
have announced that they will
conduct big Dollar Day Sales and
will offer at that time a large
list of exceptional bargains. An
nouncements of the offerings by
the merchants will appear in next
weeks issue of the Press. Watch
for these announcements and plan
to come to Kadoka on May 18th.
and enjoy a day of clean sports
and oratorical work and take ad-
vantage of the rare offerings of
these big special Dollar Day bar
gains.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-04-28
New Filling Station
Nearing Completion

The brick construction work on
he Brake and Hawkins filing
station at the norts end Of Main
trcet, was completed last week
W Contractor n. ID. Engelen, and
Mr.. Hawkins this week erected
the roof over the building and
louble drive way. A I'LL is being
made by the town Of the low spot
IN front of the station and this
will make decided improvement
10 this portion of the ctreet, wild
ening out this turn wsere a heavy
rratfic passes from four directions.
4 fill will be made leveling up the
lrive way OF the station and the
gasoline tank and pump will be
installed and a cement floor laid i'll
the drive, and the station will in
a short time be ready to open for
business. Besides the gasoline
they will carry stock Of oils and
auto accessories.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-04-28
Well Known Players
In Dakota League

The playing of the South Oak
ota State League this season will
be watched with interest by Kad-
Okla base ball fans, as a number Of
players in the teams of that lea
que are well known hero Play
ing with Sioux Falls will be Steve
Brewer first baselar and Gene Lc-
ahy, outfielder, last wear with the
fast Pierre team and the year be-
fore with the Rapid CITY Bear
cats, while with Fargo, N. d.. of
the state league will be Butch Hau
gen. first baseman and Lefty
Gipson, pitcher, last wear with the
Murdo semi-pro team. These
players are all well known and
liked in this locality and their
success on the league teams will
be gratifying to their friends.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-04-28
Primary Grades To
Give Health Exercises
At The PIT Neeting

The Parent-Teachers Association
will hold their regular May meet
ing next Friday evening May 5th
at the Scenic Theatre and ever
one is urged to attend. The Pri.
mary Grades of the local schools
will give Health Program un.
der the charge of Catherine Vel.
otte, County Red Gross Health N,
rse. No admission is charged but
a silver Offering will be tai
to defray the expenses Of the
meeting.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-04-28

Attorney Alvin Waggoner retur-
ned Friday night to his home at
Philip after saving spent the en-
tire week here appearing in Just
ice Court in the Ole SkotvQld cases
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-04-28

Mrs. Welton returned Friday
from a visit of several weeks
with relatives in Nebraska.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-04-28

c. O. Perault drove to Philip
Saturday afternoon.
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A dollar goes far on May 18th.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-31
HOLLY TREE FARM"

STATE HIGHWAY. N0RRISTOwN
vtttn committing distance o. ph .ladei pGis
"a y r and Penra. +. r 30-m!nui@
errrass trains, Phi'a. & Wesier0 va 0ath
Street 30 minutes. Large, Comtortnhl"
son. mansion house overlooking two mir
.rp~-llka 'akes. rUnr.0g stream. Large stable
I'D coach house Garage and man room
THIS property ";'h about 10 acres for s3h
OOo. Wonderful Old snns.. Front on STATE
II E.,way ~ 600 fee. We recommend tho
rurchase Q. ms propertN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-31
STONEHURST

From We porch OF this home one "ss
beautiful outlook. feature 70 be desired
IN any propPrtY--but for this house 1t Is
but an ad9ah charm. There are rooms,
bath and shower Modern IN every respect.
with open tlrep ace, parQuctry floors. In
closed porch and awnings. screens, etc. In
GUIDED in the price Of 81 900 The avn
IS a.tractiveIy p.an'ed, with southern
exposure.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-31
S9500

'rhreo-.to~y suburban residence N on. ~
ol- Oldest sub.~ps: - rooms-6 chambers.
ON n lot 4Ux2OO. Thi. house has all
modern improvements and could not be
produced fo: much more than the price a,
which Il - held.
Near schools, shopping district ana rall-
road s'at.un. A most desirable nome for
ne money
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-31
LLANERCH

tra~s and shrubhery. this desirable prop
er,y embodies all the features ., n true
suburban home There Is every modern
couven ence 10 make for good living. inclut.
ing open fireplace. ho:-water heat, electric
lights, licensed government radio station.
9 baths dressing room, etc. Gear garage
Immediate possession. Prl-e reduced $4,000
for. quick sale
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-31
LANSDOWNE

On urn - ,ne mos, p~omt~c.it corners ~
this suburb this fno property il wi,noI,
rI}si for stability 0, CONSTRUCTION an 1
desirable interior and exterior features
Is-rooU residence o0 acre q ground: ga
rage. Stable and every moIcrr Convenience
LoWcs' pG.co ever offered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-31
GLENSIDE

Mary unusual features such as Sea" ga.
'agn eg~drn. s.e"plng porch and hreaktast
= som FXccpIor2''v fine shruhbe~N. HOUSE,
- aXce''HUt condition owner gong abroad.
So 700 -. nuL.h saLe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-31
NORTH WALES

4oi s MAIE 81.
,ror,a-i.-: 70 fast :ra!na for PhI.ad., ,rhia
making committing eaSy-thIs suburban
lone - particularly desirable for the city
business man There are II rooms ~ this
residence, which improves lot 9iN"l5
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-31
ALDAN

s-s,ory corner residence .o' stone cons'ruc-
Ton. having II rooms. baths cham
her. Garage with heat and light. Open
fireplace. hardwood floors. asbestos shinEIe
roof. Large porch around " sides South
western exposure. Convenient transporta-
ton. IS min 20 Broad St Sta; train and
trolley Exceptionally we'll built by owner
for homo good reason for selling. $4,000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-31
OVERBROOK SECTION

900 block Wyrrewood Road Nos. dAs ?.
abe house or ! g; 33yi.O fAe' Ga-ag.
-er'-a.-p.aa' hea. Nos. s'.-au'.vH :~or,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-31
SWARTHMORE

Convenient to tho college ard but short
distance from the p. II. K. sta. this
Dutch Colonial home is most dcsirah,y
located. bedrooms and bath on the ID
floor with comfortably spacious lvlnS
room. on tho ls;; hardwood floors, screens
shruhbo-y, trees open fireplace. and an
sR.ft front are few or the many 'ea
lures q this charming home. Fr!cs
Sl35OO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-31
GOTH STREET

\ hc'nA ~ distinction with : chambers
rrd baths. Detached stone and -stucco
,Ons.ruct on. with garage and all modern
convenlen"es. Pricc. $1,000. Telephone
tor particulars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-31
NEAR CPSAL STATION
S15,500

A-.-a-'.Na CORNER hone In th.s d.s!rab..
section. :amci to- handsome homes,
Chambers and = baths or I'd fr.; CHAMBER
s,.d bath on Sd. 6srase, a. modern con-
yen!ences. Immediate possession.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-31
ELKINS PARK

rANWALADEE { OGONTZ AVE-
rra--nlns bungalow In dcl!rht'u'
'ora,',. \ very large living room. d,NIHc
'0om breakfast room. kitchen. y cham
NA-s and bath on lst hr chambers and
a anrAN-a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-31
BALA-CYNWYD SECTION

4 "o,v Goiorla, l-"sa situate oJ h'sN
.pr>lr' is nearing complexion. We be- o.
.s.e % b. one g 'Hc most aft-GC'i'n houses
40 ',.,Ne offered I'm th.s section 'or 'org
''wc. Erer" m~G"-' "OrNru'snCc. .7r.u1
* baths. N-'-wd'o- hcn;. hardwood
c-s o., rrt.o - SH3. OoO .nc.uI.s "a
age. rars-.rE AL fixtures.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-31
ELKINS PARK

\ t''rn- AID -shirG,n home on a 'd-ss -
with attractive Nrst.Hoor nrra1Gc~ent
chambers and bath on "a sr.: . chambers
n "a f-. hardwood nCors, white Hrsh,
Stone garage $4,000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-31
DELAWARE COUNTY
WALLINGFORD

r,eer,iona.iy well.hutIt modern home;
',rs. S,gne r-cplscc and French doors TO
rorch spacious rail sunny dining room.
,.-v rorvrricnt kitchen. laundry. lavatory.
&C. on % roor bedrooms and den. tile
Na,r seven closets on "a floor and on 81
Noo- large bedrooms and storeroom, hail
and . good closets and space for bath.
woodwo-k IN house IS white and ma
hogan. $4,000.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Observation-Disclosures
OvERBROOK
OVERLOOK

Unusually low priced house. all
stone, detached. central plant
heat. high location, good condi-
ton. $4,000.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-02-09


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, Refining Co-gasoine (dupEcatc) of0'
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Of % FUND IN COUNTY TREASURY 1919.
0 jan l. Balance $1So@
0 June 2, State warrant 1fSoooa
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ri Tatoal observation-disclosures. .$5 24O5
Licking Valley courier., 1922-02-09

FOR sAIE-is acres on Wells Hill.
IL mile from West Liberty Good
house, cellar good water, outbuildings
Underlaid with 80 inch vein of coal.
A bargain. Address
w. n. ADAMS,
50g-tf West LiberT, Ky.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-02-09
Good Farm for Sale.

Good Farm for Sale.
Good farm, two miles from West
Iaberty, 10i acres, two good dwelling
houses, orchard, about 0 acres bottom
and, hill land lays well. WIN sell at
a bargain IL disposed Of at once.
l.. I. HovERMALE,
West Liberty, Ky.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-02-09

DIR. L. b. CARTER
o native born citizen Of West Liberty,
who has been praetlcing hls profes
sion for the last three years at
Wrigley, has now located ct
WEST LIBERTY. KENTUCKY,
with an Office on Main street. now Of
fers his professional services to
the People Of the town and eOun.
ty.
Chronic Diseases and Minor Surgery
Specially.
UP-TO-DATE TREATMENT