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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-21
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NswsDe1er Tsses e Iasaeh An AGree-
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h IR9fiin, Nov. go.-ohs 81 the most in
fiuentiais Of conf srva alive newspapers In
defmAhy. The Krsus xsitung.- puts
forward q proposed treaty whereby
both Germany and Great Britain
should undertake 40 maintain the ter
ritoriai status quo Of Both.
After lengthy review OF Anglo
Eerf1ass relations during recent years,
Ia which II IL potntea out that mis-
trust stiii exists on both sides. Tho
Rreuz zeitunk writes:
/ What 10 needed IL that Germany and
Britain shall mutually pledge TO one
another their word that neither Of
them regards the commercial Develop
nent OF the other 90 menace OF ~.
self. and that neither, OF them has the
least intention OF endeavortng to ac.
quire any portion OF the territory be-
longing 20 the other.
1T would not be diffcult 20 formu.
late such an agreement. and this task
may well be isff totthe sdipioDatists.
I7one ffsGessAry sTonAisionl EXISTS on the
German side ana perhaps the most TIM
overwhelmingly. . new 1mperiai Chan.
ceiior. who ID only bound by the acts
ana sviews Of hts predecessor insofar
as the limitation OF fnAfitinas arnhA.-
ments bv treaty Sc concerned.
where there ie Will there - o
way. We regard It az our duty to
point out the only way which. aecord.
Ing to, our conviction. wifi lead cut Of
the blind alley OF suspicion and mis-"
concluded, British suspicions Of the
German Government would cease at
once and for ell time.
aIt would then become evident that
the number Of Germans who. IL only
IN the Interests Of the army. Favored
4 reasonable Limitation Of expenditure
tor the navy were far more numerous
than now appears to be the case"
The Kreus zeitung seems to insin.
uste that the new Imperial Chancei-
Tor, Herr Won Bethinann Holiwcw, viii
take the Initiative In Suggesting to
Great Britain some kind Of settlement
OF the differences caused by rapid ex-
pension OF the German deet. The Jour
nal continues:
art may wen be asked what can be
done by Germany 10 restore to the
British their feeling OF security
against sudden German attack. and
thus 20 sifence the discussions ABOUT
the naval ornaments OF both coun-
tT,ea. which, produce % mitch harm.
Trare appears TO be no doubt that the
present imperial Chancellor. In view
Of his HATS given some time a&o IN
Vienna. INDEFINITE az these were. 10 now
considering this question.
"Perhape the imperial chanceiior
savs 10 nirnaeif that II 10 the duty Of
the Garnaan Goxernment 70 make come
proposal after having deciared the
British proposal inaeeeptaoie. Mere
words can Be Of no use. for they have
bsen tried ostsn enough. ana have -
NAMED without eject, Netting but an
awgeeuaens can be usefu!--the mutual,
written assurance that neither Great
britain nor Germany aspirss TO cap
ture Tertiary from the other"
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Vienna, Nov. 20.--A Quantity Of re-
diunn that IL 70 be devoted 70 scientific
purposes was despatched some 6ays ago
from yoachinstel 10 the Mintstry Of
Public works 10 vienna According to
me present estimate, there 10 now
avaiiable q gramrne OF pure fAdiunn.
The Ministry intends 20 establish .
Be Disposed Of. The radium will be
SOLD IN capsules holdiAg sixty MILL.
xrar,auies Of s per cent. or thirty, MIL
iieyaYnmes OF 10 per cent. rndiufn. The
price per capsule will be 1000 krenen.
The 9ramnle that the Ministry has re-
ceivsd is worth $4,000 kfcnsn. or
eTa,0oG #.sss
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NAVY CLOSES SEASON
SWAPPING LIGHT TEAM

Annapolis. Md, Nov. 2e.--In the con.
GLIDING game OF the local season today
Navy decteiyeiy defeated Davidson Col.
ie9e. The score wag IS to 9, The
sons score was made very soon after
the flrst half opensd. -
Wilson fumbied one OF Booe's punts
and Pedan recovered the unclaimed
leather for fhe-.utSttoFs- on the Navyss
firHcyafd affiAyHfefa which puinf Pharr
CARRIED H. oNsrsxor 4. taliSr Booze kick
cd tho goal that brought the score up
to Gifcf the visitors. n xssniI
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GEORGIA TEAM
IS CONFIDENT
VIII Give Auburn ! Battle
thursday.
GAME or TURKEY DAY
ksstesnsIy Fun Are Licking H
/ Shugyle.
csssksr s~sea sssS - ss 7. VERY ri.H
81 csssstssa Ter Ne ca.sA
Her. TAsnaxsssvsas--wera
c,.ss Teas IL Very

Athens, ca, Nov. 2os--(Special. 1.-The
all absorbing topic ct the University
Of Georgia Is the coming Thanksgiving
ga ss Last year The annual sridiron' bat
tie between these two anctcnt rivals
vas played IN Montsoniery, for the
CAPTAIN Bostwick, fail back, who had
his collar bone broken last Thankssiv-
tnw and kept 1t q secret until after the
game had been called at the end Of tae
second half H. hard to beat when ~
kspt him on the aide lines most Or
this season, but just now he Is In the
pink 81 condition ana will be hard
man for any opposing Inns 70 stop.
rs Essis s 4. n ss. ". sp.ndd Ie sys
picking openings Is fast and susc-
looted. and plays truly magnificent
game upon the line Of secondary de.
Tense: Il is rarely indeed thae anycnc
fhspe has been . nip ana tuck bait
tie all season for the ieft-hait posi-
dion. Cox and Mattox have alternat.
ss:n sG s osssr 0 sos ass ars strong SssS
and fearless n looks at this writing
40 II Mattox will I'LL this back held JOB
on Thanksgiving. but Il will still be
meet on the goth IN Atlanta.
Is still on the Job He IL good
punter. q splendid neid-seneral euu
excela in running back punts. He can
he always counted upon to play q
good consistent garn&
Above all else Georgia prides In her
ends. II IL doubtful II any team n
the South has . better pair. IL 10
true that Auburn has one star that OUT
shines either. but taking the pair es
working unit. they are hard Indeed TO
beat. Hatcher. Mt the right extremeity
Of the iine. IS q vetsran Of two years.
while al the otheE Parrish, Is new, but
his Development mas been rapid and
' On the line, Lucas, at center. and Da.
vie and Franklin. at the tackles are
veterans. TO many. Lucas g the bright
psrtfcuIsr star Of them ali. He Is q
| top-notcher both on defense ana Of
| erse. Peacock and Cumming PLAY
| right and left guard and are hott
steady, hard working men.
All In all. Georgia presenta Q for,
| rntdabie lineup. and will make theil
| rivals hustle TO beat them out &C TN
frfr&
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sENTELro is TRADED
10 BROOKLYN CLUB

Mobile, Nov. 2o---( Special, Manager
George Reed. OF the Mobile Club. has
returned to the city from . two weeks'
stay II, Hot Springs, Ark, Whers he
completed . deal Tor the sale Of Short
STOP Paul Senteil TO the Brcokiyr
club. obtaining besides the cash con-
slderation OF $4,000. the return OF
Pitcher BitroiR and Catcher Dunn !:
issttere received BY the manaGeraens
heer state that Dunn is very last
man and only needs another season
with q fast minor league club TO come
back In the big leagues.
The Mobile team ct this stage OF the
season IL lined up about a. fotiewe:
Bittroin. StockdaIs, Hickman. Alien,
Nell, wilder. Lindsey. Helm. Reynods,
Torrey, pitchers; 1foran, Dunn, Miller.
Braun, Casey. Meek and Blue. catch
ers; Hwacina. first base: Rhpson. Der
ringer, second baeetnen; Berger, short
stop; Watson and smother possibility.
shtfd basemen: buchanan, Wagner.
Derrinaer, Thornton. Neighborss Cote
and 1zcIver. soutsielders.
Manager Reed has several other
players on his stan. but no deals have
been closed with them as yet.
In the spfing. Mobile viii see the
following big league teams; Chics9e
Cubs. Brooklyn. Cleveland. and prob
ably the Aii-Anerioan League team
that will tour the country.
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Augusta. Nov. 20.-The Chattanooga
franchise was rendered the south At
lantic League today and .of1ciaiiy ac-
cepted, the owners or the club formally
surrenaering all OF their rights to the
The league meeting Of the south At
iantic Clubs was held here for the pur-
pose OF outlining plans for next year.
The sfirbt business TO come before them
was the Chattanooga proposition. which
had been submitted by mail, Mr.. o .B.
Andrews President Of the Chattanooga
fore the league, allowing him 10 get
out OF the South Atlantic and into the
southern without 1t costing him one
This the league positively refused to
accept and II Andrews disposss OF his
franehsss s, and = takes On southern ,sa
draft price OF $4,000. He. IL given
thirty days. In which to make the deal
or . committee OF the league Will 60
to Chattanooga and sell the franchase
The question Of the election OF q
i,,,Iissa ia also came up and quite
former President G. w. boyer OF HaG-
erstown, Nd. was offered. His cam
didacy was supported by Augusta, Sa-
vannah and Columbia, and for time
u looked like he would be elected. but
the election was postponed for . week:
meet here ana elect head Of the
league. The only other. person mem
toned in connection with the place
was Capt. W. r.. Joyner OF Atlanta.
The salary limit was hxed at $1,000
and the pisyer limit ct thirteen.
The meeting. was In session all day
and until nearly 10 O'Clock tonight.
q
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POnsT, sfaAaEaRY, CLARrT, AN0ELITAN
WINES.
ssseB GALLON ExpseEcgsAGE PAID.
In Glasa Ssgs.
Gsesl Txnaing Co., PeAszcolas Fla.


New York. Nov. 20-.-News Of the Or
pany, caused an outbreak Of ltquida-
tion on the stock exchange and there
der dissoiving the standard OIL Com
from / 20 points in the general list.
Reading was the weakest stock on
the list. selling at q decline OF four
points from yesterdays close. There
wsrs signs of support at the, close OF
the market.
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nIoshers Are syelsemeA.

Atlanta. Ca. Nov. 20--0n behalf OF
the State. Governor J. NJ. Brown today
Delivered the address OF welcome to
the manual Congress Of the Mothers OF
Georgia. which opened its convention
here. This afternoon the visitors were
entertained with autefnobile rides
about the city and tonight they will
attend reception ct the Governors
mansion.
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Keess Lssa II Crvss Csaafry Run.
= Brosklins. Mass: Nov; 2o.--fsd by. T.
the. inter-collegiate cross country
oyer the fMAssSch usetts
Instltut@ OF Technology course from
nine other institutions today. II was
Corneifs eighth win In ten years.
Technology was second with eight
points as compared with Cornells 80.
MichiEan was third with l, liz points
ana Yale fourth with ! Ia to
seconds. remarkably good for the hfok-
an Technonogy course Of six miles. Be-
tween Bernea and Tappen. also Of Cor.
nell. there was but one second differ
ance.
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Mobiie. Nov. ao-t spsciei)---The soi.
lowing permits were issued from ths
office OF the building inspector for
the week ending November 20. 1903:
Aaron Lowenstain. owner. addition
to one-story frame building. south.
east Rlmire street ana Georgia Ave.
Jackson Real Estate Co., owners,
erect ohe.stofy frame shed. north side
Poe street. two west OF Hamilton
street
p. J. Lyons, owner. repair one-story
frame Building. southeast Bayou ana
selme streets. .......,,...
Grover Taylor. owner. erect one.
story frame cottage, southeast church
and West Streets.
/, y. n. Graham, owner. erect two
one-story frame buildings. ~ south
east old Shell Road and Julia sareet.
Young ard March. owners erect two
onesetory frame buildings. st east SIDE
------~-~-s---u-,--------@-
Get Yeur GEip
RE4na Gflbe9t.
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HOWARD 0uTcrAssEs;, s S.
I. ! -. {. !. ]. .RlRlIMGHAnkc COLLEGE

EsirminGham Nov. e0.-rEEoward Col
ieNe outclasaed BirtninGham College at
West, End Park this afternoon. Howard
taking the game BY q, score Of; ze 20 o.
The Howard boys were heaxtsr and
showed much better form than the Bif-
cai Institutions. -ttr
Howard College will play George
town Thursday morning in Birming-
ar.
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Chicago. Nov. s0---The annual I'VE
mile race OF the Western Inter-Colle-
riate Cross country Association was
won today by Minnesota. Neereska
time was 27:0s. The order Of finish OF
the other colleges entered In the event
was Afnes, fourth: wisconsin. NTH;
Chicago. sixth, and Iowa, seventh.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-21

Mobile, Nov. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Ledge No. 81. Knights OF Pythlas.
win celebrate the founding % the
ledge with an entertainment. This 10
the twsntieth anniversary % the
lodge ana tha committee expects TO
have "a MANY charter members
present as possi6is The COMMITTEE IN
charge Of ths affair is a. fellaws; J..
q AAier. u d. Bioeh. J. 4 Taylor Il
b. Browne and Henry SIMON.
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Mobile, Nov. 2O.--(Speclal. III. Rem
nie, ooubli and Miss Margaret Tiizabetn
Williams. .weTe married here today, AZ
fhe, cathedfals sok tins, 1lnBae flate con-
cepkiora. d, 1ha wsddfhk vas d 9uist one
oxring "a tie. recent deatn of tIe prtdss
father, Ths couple lsft Tonight Tor Cos
lon. Panama 70 spend their honey Hicon.
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se.r.l - Actor Yacht.

Charleston. 8. c. Nov. 20--The rev-
enue cutter YaMacraw. In port here.
has received orders to proceed south
Immediately IN search OF Colonel John
Jacob Astor's yacht, the Nourmahais
which has not been reported since tho
Jamaican hurricane. The Yamacraw
viii leave this afternoon.
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srRING HTLL WINS.


Mobile, Nov. 2a--tSpecfai. The
soush Mississippi Eleven came IN from
the town Of HattiesburG, Miss, today
feathers In the dust Tor the spring Hiif
college team did things to them IN
every shape and manner on the grid
iron winning the game by q score Of
The game was spiendiGfy played.
Spring Hill making q number OF pref
ty passes on the side. kicks and end
runs. The touch-downs were made By
phin, Ducate, Miskrie. one each,
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Pare. AZ CaaeieherrY.

Castieberry. Nov. so.--tspeciai.1---E.
c.. Page. OF Evergreen. and Colonel j.
p. 0illett. Of Goodwater. spoke here
Saturday afternoon 10 crowd Of one
hundred people against the proposed
constitutional amendment. +
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Harvard Is Beaten BY zers
Score. \
GAME FAST AND FINISH 81
IS MOST GUELLINC ONE
Forwards Il Canhrilss Bsys Over
play Themselves Ihssghout.
New Haven 0~rnt D Deiirious with
JOY s.S the cn..rssssssS Of
the East n 81 Lsst De-.
cided and Rests with S.
she Blue.


Cambridge. Macs, Nov, so.--rhs
G soosssn . assmDi sss back 70
ss le s ssass n " shs az
fSs . s ssss. cr Sg score s q s g
back by his long punts. Captain Coy
dropped two goals from the ficld and
the aGsresstve forwards OF the Yale
blocking a Harvard punt which re-
suited IN q safety for the Crimson.
while Yale seemed to win easily
m nss rom sS Hsrvafa n sssnSpos 9Ro sos
the Crimson eleven showed more than
twice the power Of the Blue n
;n ss. ca9ss s ss s BAN ps ss @
yards IN four, scrimnaGcs.
Yale disclosed nothing In the way
Of spectscular football. while Harvard
rssorted to but few open methods Of
c.S.. ssss sss. rs ssss e .ss s. , as,s 81
the contest dio Ysis sesio a w ',Sreasa
en- the Crimson guaf lire by straight
rushing. IN both instances the nat-
yard defense STONED progress AZ the
ferts Tor fisia goass On those occas-
fhe character Of the game can be
ps Tss rsshsa fsy ssn,yis ss s tos
Z total of US yards The Yale back
field ran back the Harvard puuts for
distsncs Of sighty-eight yards. Yale
had two arst downs and suffered twice
from penalties for u total loss Of "a
yGrds.
Harvard rushed eighty times. for ara
ynrda, and Minot kicked fwHnty-two
times from scrimmaGes for g5s8 yards
The YaJs kicks were run back for Q
total OF IS yards, while Harvard scor.
ed eight first downs through tbs
Yale line. HaFvar6sa ten penalties
showed an ag&rsgate loss OF fe0 yards
The Iine-up:
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Minnesota taking the ball on her
twenty-five yard line.
Magidsohn intercepted forward
pass on Ninhesofa's thirty-five yard
line and ran over. for . touchdown.
Minnesota aid NOT again threaten
the Michigan goal line. Michisan's
final score came after q fifteen yard
penalty had forced the ball back to
Mime sofas six yard line Ia the qoph-
erss possession.
Pickering. for Minnesota. punted to
Mfchigan.s four yard line, where Pat-
tsngiii made q fair catch and. AIiers
dice kicked q goal From placement.
Later Alierdyce tried for another
fieid goal from Minnesota's twenty Ave
yard line, but failed. The game ended
with the ball In Michigan's possession
on her fifty-yard lines
Final score Michigan. Is; Minne-
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N<xt Thuxsaay l.bssng trhnmsxn@iysaw
asxhS prfces VITA ppssvsii ne xsn4aness
reserved seats ed sale Exemdnyl fASsfr
ne vrcmpsiy as =. ma Nsss tine Mss-
aaee n~mx. Majestic.
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e<sree Hizlsnan and Ms Napanees viii
cnrry ron saek 20 ycur achooi days sf
the NIa1esties tails weeks biggest and
best show Of the sessea. Matinesa
dniHy &C ,. N. Z.
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nnFEATs OLD RIVAL.
aysst. Dswn. LsAisA .. an Easy

Lafayette W0wna Leht8h In an Easy
South Bethlehem, Pa Now Soda
fnyette University today won from Les
high Unlversity, her old rival. by the
ecore Of s1a taa acknowledgements sisosRmd
super1ority sin halsS dpaztsnensRl cot che
game and wac { psvegI In danger 81
Al safety ana touchdown were scor-
ed IN the first half, and. two fotfcn-
downs and another Dafety were made
In the second period.
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APRrcoT LIaUEUR very oia.
Made fron the Fruit, No ArtfncanE
F'isvsfs or C0Isrank.
ONE QUAnT @f,yB ExPnEss PAID.
Grcii Trading Co, reAsacosa, Fla.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-16
BRUCE KELLY KILLED
 BY LIGHTNING
Last Saturday Afternoon Between 1 and 5 o'clock Within One Half
 Mile of Home.

Between 4 ane 5 o'clock last Saturday afternoon about 3 miles west of town Bruce Kelly was struck by Lightning and instantly killed, He had been to town and was on his way home, and was within about half mile Of his home when the sad accident
 happened. One of the mules was also struck down and it was seen struggling to get up and attrac- ing the attention f t h e children Of MT. Reeves who reported the matter to their mother and on going down to where the wagon was, discovered Mr Kelly lying in the road dead.
 Coroner Rice was summoned and he held an inquest over the body. The following verdict was rendered by the jury; We the Jury find that R. B. Kelly came to his death by a stroke of light ing. He leaves a wife and three little children who have the sym- pathy of the entire neighborhood.
 His mortal remains were bur- ried at the old Midway grave yard sunday evening. Rev J, A. Thomas conducted the funeral.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-16

Yager and Walker took charge of the Prescott Steam laundry last Mondy morning. MT. Crow who has operated the laundry here for the past few years having sold out to these to gentle men. We welcome them to our town and trust that they will be richly remunerated and other wise blessed while in our city. MT Crow informed us that he might go to Cuba. We hope how ever that he will change his mind and embark into other business in Prescott.
 s. H. Erwin of ronte 3 was in the city last Saturday and called on the Picayune.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-16
COUNCIL MEETING

A call meeting of the city council was held Monday at the office of M. w. Greeson. All the the aldermen were present except H. E. Bemis who is absent from the city.
 After the reports of the Mayor and Marshall were read and re- ferred to the proper committees the following business was trans acted; The Farmers Union Ware House Go. was granted permission to erect stalls, sheds etc. for the purpose of a wagon yard on lots 5, 6, and 2 in blocks 26.
 In order to give the present collector time to collect up all that is due him the committee was appointed to confer with MT. Cummins and MT, Thorburn to see if an arrangement could be made so both can work to- gether and divide the salary un- til the coming year when Mir. Thorburn will take full charge of the collecting.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-16

Read the P;cayune.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-16

Ladies, it will pay to inspect my stock of plumes before purchasing. Mrs. M. M. Teal.
 I wish to announce to my friends and the public generally that, after an absence of several months am again in my store having regained my health in fact in better health than have been for yeals. I will give the store my personal supervision and hope to meet all my friends and make many new ones the coming millinery season.
 Mrs. M. M. Teal.
 Last Sunday evening lightning struck the Ozan Mercantile ware house and scattered brick and other material around considerab- lv and every one that chanced to be near scattered prom iscuosly.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-16

The state committee of Boys Corn Clubs have prepared the following list of prizes to be competed for at the contest to be held at the Arkansas State Fair at Hot Springs, Oct, 7 to 13:
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-16
[lLLEY's COMET SEEN AGAIN
L+er An Absence of Seven 1 tv Years, It Appears Acain to Astronomers
 On September 11th.

| Cambridge, Mass, Sept. F. h.Ilpv s comet for which astrono- r,.,s have been eagerly watching,
 !, seen September II, after an (bspnce of seventy years, accord
 Le to q dispatch received today 1. ,bo Harvard observatory from b,of Wolff of Heidelberg.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-16

Uncle Tom Purtle of Laueburg S in town yesterday.
 raof. George N. Cox, who has zen teaching near Gurdon, is |ome for a month.
 The Equalization Board of this Panty is in session at the court |olse this week. It is composed Elne following gentlemen: w.
 White, P. B. Jones and J. J. Frst.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-16
NOTICE

There will be an all day ser fce at Shady Grove the 4th Sun sy in this month. Preaching y Eds. Dulaney and Keeling. Fnging throughout the day by De Nebo quire led by Prof, laBh. All come and bring lnner. L. D, Cox.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-16
NOTICE

To the people of Prescott and
 Nevada County:
 We have appointed Alex Vaughan as our representative for Nevada County to sell cur Tropical Valley Mexico lands at Tampico Mexico on the Gulf Coast. See him and get litera- ture. This will appeal to any home seeker.
 Tropical Valley Mexico Co.
 Ft. Smith, Arkansas.