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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
PRAISE FOR HARTMAN.
George J. Gould Has kind Words for
 Railroad Magnnte.

GeorGe '. Gould Has Kind WOr0n Tor
 Railroad MaGnate.
 New York, March 13-E. H. Harri- man is stronger than ever. according to George J. Gould. in an interview pub lished here today. T admire Mir. Har- ,riman," declared the head of the Mis- souri Pacific system, "and I admire his courage"
 For four years" he continued. ''the government devoted all its energies to attack him and he stood his ground, practically alone. Every arm of the Federal law was brought to bear against him. All the machinery was Into upheaval, the entire country was plunged into the throes of disturbance even a panic was brought on to crush him. Great fortunes were lost and men were ruined
 And Mir. Hartman survived thr rough 1t all untouched and today he Is stronger than ever. If he had ever done anything wrong. he would surely have been made to suffer for 1t in the circumstances. But I don't believe he did anything willingly unlawful.
 His spirit and courage are extra ordinary. He has come out of that four years of attack and prosecution victorious. without a single thing to his discredit He has the most won- derful spirit of any man I've met Not physically strong, he has an indomit- able will and Is afraid of nothing. He has unusual capabilities"
 When asked if MT. Hartman would ally himself with any of the Gould properties. particularly the Wabash system. MT. Gould said:
 No. I don't believe he will be a di- rector of the Wabash. But I would welcome him on the board. I know Mir. Hartman very we'll He and are very good friends"
 In some quarters, Mir. Gould's dec laration of friendship for Mir. Harri- man Is taken as an indication that there is no latent feeling of rivalry or even hostility between the two rail- road presidents, owing to the fact that one of them Is building the Western Pacific system to San Francisco as a competitor of the Union and Southern Pacific roads.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
To Embroil Costa Rica.

Mexico City, March 13-It Is reported here that unimpeachable evidence has been obtained that President Zelaya, of Nicaragua, Is endeavoring to embroiE Costa Rica in the present Central American difficulty.
 To that end 1t is stated he has built a number of forts and stockades along the border. to which he has shipped large stores of ammunition. His troops now occupy stragetic points along the San Juan River and the lake shore at Fuerte and Naranja.
 Zelaya's motives are incomprehens- tble to the well informed here, unless he hopes to force the federation Of the Ave republics Costa Rica hitherto has been aloof from the federation and has been left alone in all Central American intrigues.
 owing to Costa Rica's proximity to the canal zone there Is intense interest and speculation here as to what action the United States will take in the event of Zelaya provoking war
 It is stated that a conference be- tween President Diaz and Foreign Min tster Mirascal will be held this after noon to consider the Central American situation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

We are prepared to write at lowest rates liability. personal accident. health. automobile. steam boiler. plate glass. and elevator insurance in a strong and reliable company; in the simplest and most liberal policy ever put on the mar ket-a policy that has no catches or concealments. but a plain. honest con- tract, promising to pay the indemnity. in cash. on proof of loss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14


 New York. March 13-The presidents of both Nicaragua and Salvador deny that there has been any outbreak of hostilities between the two countries. Messages of inquiry were addressed today by the Associated Press to Gen eral Zelaya, President of Nicaragua, and General Figueroa. President of Salvador. concerning the reports of warlike activity between the two re- publics and the following replies have been received:
 sManagua, March 13. "The reports of war between Nicar- agua and Salvador are without found alton. Peace reigns in Nicaragua.
 (Signed) 'Zelaya."
 san Salvador. March 13. "There is no truth in the report that war has broken out between Salvador and Nicaragua.
 (Signed) "Figueroa."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
Flowers for southern Gardens.

Every flower lover should get The Dixie Garden Handbook. It is not a confusing catalogue, but an expert se- lection of Choice Bulbs, Roses and other Flowers, Shrubs, Trees and Fruits that are sure to succeed in the South. For free copy, wftte to Chat tanooga Nurseries, s5 Mission Ridge Chattanooga, Tenn, adv--su-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
South Perry Street

We have for sale two vacant lots on South Perry Street. 50x16S. We are to sell these lots for s2.500 each. As soon as this street Is paved these lots will double in value. We will make a reduction to party taking both of them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

If we could get the cash we will take $3o5 apiece for five 40 foot lots on the south side of Clay St.. east of the A. C. L. Shops. This is a sacrifice and nothing but cash will buy the prop erty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
CHARTERS sIUCK YARDS.
Wealthy Easterners Take Over sndus-
 trv mt Nashville.

Nashville, Tenn. March 1S.-W. J. Cummins of Nashville and William A. Keener. Martin J. Condon. Samuel H. Kress. John A Hawkinson, J. B. Reechman, c. A. Moore, Jr.. all wealthy Easterners today chartered the Tennessee Packing and Stock Yards Company.
 This move consolidates the numer- ous Cummins interests here. The com pany is capitalized at $l.oOO.OO0 com mon and S1,000,000 preferred stock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

We have a very fine, black prairie place for sale in one of the best farm ing sections in this county. on a gray. elled road. The place is well tenant. ed. The tenants have made money for ten years. There is no waste land on the property. There are 360 acres. It is all good cotton. corn and alfalfa land.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
NIGHT RIDER ARRESTED.
MarceIIua Rhineheart Lodged fin Jail
 nA CIarknYiIIe. Tenn.

at CIarksyiIIe, Tenn.
 Nashville, Tenn. March 1S.-Marcel- ius Rhineheart was arrested last night at Clarksville, Tenn, and loURed in iail charged with the murder of Rufe Hunter on the night of June 6.
 Hunter was called to his door and shot down by one of a pan1 of night riders. Will and eff Nicholson orc in iau charged also with the murder of Hunter. From eight 10 thirteen men were in the murdcrous band ard other arrests are likely to follow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
To Locate Suspects.

Pittsburg, Pa, March 13-All avail able officers who have had experience with "black hand" outrages in this vicinity were given orders today to locate all persons who are believed to be affiliated with the notorious society.
 According to Superintendent Me- Ouaide, there are many black hand" suspects in this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
Gunboat Leaves.

Norfolk. Va. March 13-The gunboat Marietta. with a full supply of stores and ammunition. passed out the Vir. ginia capes last night bound for Guam tanamo Bay and was today proceeding down the coast in thick fog and light
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
BUST OF ROOSEVELT.
The Senate Chamber Not Yet Honored
 With It.

With It.
 Washington. March 13.-Theodore Roosevelt Is the only one of the Vice Presidents of the United States bust of whom does not occupy a niche in the Senate chamber.
 The white marble bust of MT. Fair banks, the work of Franklin. an Amer lean sculptor, was placed yesterday MT Roosevelt Is to be similarly hon- ored as soon as a bust now being made by James Frazier, of New York, Is completed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
CitIxenn' Light COmpany's Special
 Announcement

Announcement Having many inquiries we wish to adyise our many friends and patrons that we do not anticipate any inter ruption of our service from prevailing high waters.
 In building our power house we had In mind the high water of 1SS0 and elevated our engine aud boiler rooms.
 Respectfully, CitIzens' Light, Heat I& Power Co.
 PR. Waiting, Manager.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
lATIC SUICIDE
YOUNG PARISIAN GIVES ENDS SURPRISE.
,uper Which He Gave at srlo to His Friends, He Himself in Their
 Presence.

--. trch 13.-Ferdinand Rave llthy young Parisian. com
 eide at Monte Carlo last
 1T sensational circumstances. supper to a number of
 ter which the pleasure was
 furious. Several times dur
 venfng Ravenez cried:
 nothing; big surprise is
 you at the end"
 n, when the party was sep
 Ravenez shouted: Now for
 surprise"
 same he arose abruptly and
 toward the Gypsy Orchestra, vas playing a Hungarian rhap- lis friends. expecting a prac- ke. watched him expectantly. ere supplied to see him sud lace a pistol at his temple and Q fell dead.
 as sheer boredom" Ravenez nly twenty years old and had familiar figure on the Paris ;. yards. where his liking for vivid ng attracted attention
 ee years ago he figured in a tional duel. He challenged a '' ssional swordsman. as result cafe quarrel but the swordsman led to fight on the ground that meg had not yet reached his ma y. Undaunted, Ravenez issued a liIenge dated the day he was eigh- n years of age and he devoted the ervening time to rigorous training. len he finally did meet his adver- y on the field the contest was ot ) fiercest character and it ended by venez plunging his sword eight hes into his opponents body.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
Real Estate Bargains
SOUTH LAWRENCE STREET.

In the 400 block on South Lawrence Street we have for sale a 7-room house on lot 51x150; gas. electric lights, DOT celain baths. VIII sell for 32.5oo cash. balance to suit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

We wish to borrow $l2.500.00 al SIX per cent interest. on property worth $4O.OO0.O0. The people who want this money are responsible and first class business men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

We have a good thing, but are not selfish. Come and share our MeaI Mix ture GuanO with us. MARKS & GAYLE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
New Cotton NH.

Manchester. Ga. March 1S.--A new $600.00O cotton mill. turning 20,00O spindles and employing 500 persons. will go up In Manchester within a short time, it was announced today The contract for the mill buildings and 120 cottages for employees has been let
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

La Maffca! La Matica!! La Matica M! Be sure and remember the brand.
 Htx-GraveIy Cigar Co. Orpheum.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

Besides giving you individuallzed garments, we insure the permanenee of their shape.
 PRICKETT-GERsON CO.,. 2s Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
Special
Citizens Light COmpany's
 An.4xUnoAn.anf

Announcement.
 living many enquiries we wish to advise our many friends and patrons that we do not anticipate any inter ruptIOn of our service from prevailing high water. In building our power house we had In mind the high water of 1Ss6 and elevated our engine and boiler rooms. Respectfully, Citizens Light, Heat & Power Co.
 F. R. Whiting, Manager.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

You can use your tailor suit till spring if you will let us clean 1t for you now. Grease spots will not come back. We don't shrink nor fade them,
 French Dry Cleaning Co.
 Phone 1I3. 2O3 Dexter,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
BIC MONDAY BARGAINS.

20 IDS. Standard Granulated Sugar. Monday, for $1.00 with a pound of Court Square Coffee (25c)-the coffee that pleases.
 Atmore's Mrs. Thurston Mince
 Meat, 1Oc cans Columbia Cream ........... 25c cans No. Pie Peaches ........ 25c cans Fancy Pink Salmon. eco. 25c lbs. Fancy Evaporated Peaches. 25c Extra Small French Peas ......... 200 -Wi-Co Georgia Cane Syrup,
 gal, .......'.. ooc -Wi-Co Georgia Cane Syrup,
 1-2 gal. .. .............-.... 30c
 ppn"K GROCERY co.
 'ure Food Stores. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

We have orders for the purchase ot the stock of several of our local bank stocks. If you wish to sell see us.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

We have several sums of money to lend ranging from $500 to $2.000. We are also prepared to lend at , per cent on the very best down town im- proved store property. in sums of from $lO,OOO to $50.000. The expenses on this 5 per cent money are very moderate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
sourH HILL srREEr.

In the 600 block on th!s beautiful boulevard we have for sale two-story seven-room house on lot 5Sx160. This Is in easy walking distance of business district and on the Cloverdale car line This place should sell for $6,oo0; s4,25O will buy this place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

For $lO.5OO.00 we will sell the home of MT. Ausfeldt on South Perry Street. No. ll24. The lot is l00x320 feet. The house is new and modern in every detail. and contains four bed rooms. We will lend $7.000.00 of the purchase money on the property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
FIVE ROOM COTTAGE

In the 500 block on South Hull Street we have for sale pretty five-room cottage on lot 40x140 with alley in rear We will sell this cottage for si.s0o and loan party sl.ooo. See us at once.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

We have a two story dwelling. 7 rooms and 2 baths. on corner lot. and very fine location. that can be bought for $4.500.00. This price is at least $l 100000 less than its market value. If this property is sold to good party, we will carry a loan of S3.000.00 at 6 per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
F. M. KOHN AND SON. Real Estate and Insurance.
 Stocks and Bonds.

We have very attractive two stoD home on Court Street for sale at So,000.00. This is a nice residence and delightfully."- situated. and the price is right.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

reports that there has been an outbreak of hostilities between Nicaragua and Salvador were cabled here today from the United States. They are abso- lutely without foundation. Peace reigns in Salvador as well as in Nica- ragua.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
NOTICE.

If you have piece of property you want to sell. list it with us. 1t will be given our best efforts and attention. Do not buy before seeing us we al ways have on hand good bargains.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

"Seeing is believing" Come by and see our big, fat bags of MenI Mixture with your own eyes.
 MARKS & GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
When the Fire Bell Rings

do you feel any uneasiness about your property? If so, let us write you an additional policy. We have paid more losses In the past thirty days than we have in twelve months. We represent two ''old line" companies. and will appreciate a share of your business.
 For Sale-W-e have listed with us a piece of down town store property that we consider a big bargain. II is rented to a first class tenant for five years and will pay nearly per cent. gross on the price asked. Half cash; see this Monday.
 For Sale-s6.500 will buy a piece of property in the Southern part of the city situated near the best resident part of the city. There Is big money to be made here. For information. call at the office. No information given over the phone.
 For sale-$6.000 will buy two two story six-room houses, with every
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

For sale-s6.ooo will buy two two- story six-room houses, with every
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

We have a Commerce Street store for rent in the Wholesale Block three floors and cellar--for $i25.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

We have forty acres of land, five miles from the City limits. very we'll located. that can be bought for 5000 an acre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

We have a good two story house on Clay Street on a lot 50 feet by T. SO feet, that we will sell for $2.500.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

convenience. renting for s6sO year.
 For Sale-s5.250 will buy two story. nine room house. near in. rent ing for $500 a year. This Is a bar gain Will carry a loan of S3.000 at per cent interest
 For Sale-s5. 900. Beautiful home in Bellinger Heights. large lot. ana house has every convenience. Two large bath rooms. electric lights. cab met mantels: this Is the incest home on the market today. The house alone worth the money.
 For Sale-s2000. Vacant lot 53x1S7 feet on South Hull street. with a ten foot alley in rear. This Is beauty.
 For sale-s750 will buy three room house on S Decatur street. rent ing for $96 a year.
 For rent We have several desr- able houses for rent. that we are au- thorized to rent at reduced price to first class tenants.
 $ & BROTHER. SuranCe. Loans.
The evening world., 1909-03-05
A Revolution in Coffee Making
How Modern Methods Have Improved
The Quality Of Coffee
MANIFOLD.

Housekeepers now realize how I'M
possible 1t was :, buy really salts
factory coffee in the old days when
all coffee was sold in bulk. They have
come to appreciate that a large part
OF the strength and flavor Of coffee Is
lost by exposure to the air. They
know now that the reason one coffee
is more delicious in fa' r than an
other Is due to the difference IN roast E
ing that brings out the full flavor Of
the bean--to skill in blending-and to
excluding the air from the time the
coffee Is roasted till 1t Is used.
Among connoisseurs the opinion ls
practically unanimous tnat no other
coffee on the market fulfls all the
conditions OF what an ideal coffee
should be as does the Hotel Aston
Coffee, which was perfected for use In
that famous hotel, and has since been
put on the general market. Sold in
one and three pound tins, II comes In
the bean. ground, or pulverized, and
is guaranteed to be exactly the same
coffee as used by tho Hotel Aston,
Each can contains the famous Hotel
Astor recipe for coliee making, and
assures you Of perfect results.
You will find thi. coffee takes but
about two-thirds the quantity re-
Quired Of inferior grades. Buy tin
q Hotel Aston Coffee to-day.
The evening world., 1909-03-05
GIRLS SIGKED FOR STAGE.
Nrnt 10 VIEW iin,cn s-riinu Wiz
Gn9rmrn,s, but DIdn': Get Them.

Fame iIerbsmnn thought her talent,
were going TO waste making common
ordinary cigarettes. She wanted to be-
an actress and became f-a.m-o-l-s.
Fannie told Esther G1ldstrIn, also of
ht9oHlFn' whit she was going to do,
ana Esther was interested rlgGt nvnv'
She SAID shed Ike 10 ne an actress. TOO,
Haven
said Fannie. '''
They wasted around in New Haven
Tor chance 10 SHOW en-" but the
chance never came They returned TO-
day, cured Of desire for stage careers.
The evening world., 1909-03-05
Engraving
Main Stairway Landing.
Combination Offering

Visiting Card Plate, in black
Old English type, and Fifty
Cards, and
Monogram Die 1.-TWO or three
Letters, two quireS of cloth-fin-
ished paper stamped in colors; all
for. .,'''''.,........$1.34
Plate and fifty fine quality
Cards, script type, special at ACC
Plate and fifty fine quality Cards;
shaded Old English type; special
observation-disclosures. $l.34
Plate and fifty fine quality Cards;
in Roman or black Old English
type; special at. ....,...... Bic
The evening world., 1909-03-05
Dress Trimmings

It's trie to tell you that have large and complete stock"
of Trimmings What tan would emphasize the economy that
our prices represent Likewise the bevdng variety and amazing
richness of the things that the designers have wrought
Gunpes Caloon FrngeS Drop Ornaments Pendants, Ganures
PasoB Bands and Medalonsorms OF beauty suggested by the
dress styles of the period.
Black plentiful. But the silver and gold ami the cleaning
coors of Persia almost overShadow it, Cut jet and silk have firm
grasp on many of the novel effects.
Of trimmings that sold by the yard have anything your
taste and fancy lean to-24c to $3.50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
BOMB HURLED AT LINCOLN.
Attempt Upon His Life Made in Balti-
more Long Kept Secret.

Springfield. D.. Feb. l0.-That an at.
tempt was made upon President Lineoln's
life in Baltimore As be was on his way
to Washington TO take Office is told by
Mrs. Mary Coggeshall widow Of the
Springfield. man who, she says, saved
the president from death.
All these years the story has remained
secret with Mrs. Coggeshall, to whom
it was told by her husband in secrecy.
Lincoln told no ore OF it, Mrs. Cogge
shall believes the telling of it now can
do no harm and that ii may be an inter-
esting addition to tho Lincoln literature
OF the month.
Her story is that bomb was hurled
into the coach occupied BIZ Lincoln "a
It was standing in the station in Balti-
more on the way TO washington, and
that her husband first showed Lincoln
through the door OF the car and then
hurled the bomb through window of
the coach away from the crowd.
Coggeshal, VINO was one OF the war
presidents closest friends, accompanied
him from Columbus to Washington, lie
was later sent BY Lincoln as minister
to Ecuador, wher he died Of yellow
fever.
Mrs Coggeshall says: "A change of
cars had to be made in Baltimore The
special car dashed into the depot and
preparations for an immediate change for
the Washington car were made. Mr..
Lincoln, who was leading, turned just
ais they reached the door and saw a
kissing bomb in the scat he was pass
ing.
Mr. Coegeshall turned and saw what
menaced the president He gave Lincoln
shove that sent him out on the plat
form. grabbed the bono and hurled it
out Of the window opposite to where the
crowd was gathered, and then hurried
to the waiting train. When they had
become composed, Lincoln exclaimed:
Coggeshall did I not tell you that ii
YOU came with me | should come safely!
God knows best
For a moment my husband could not
talk. Then he said: Mr.. President,
let this pass no further; let us not give
it to the world to be criticised
Who put the bomb in the car was
never learned"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-10
WISCONSIN DECIDES TO
PROBE THE PRIMARIES
La Toilette Says He Is Not Afraid Of
the Result--StephensOn Still Shy
Of Votes.

Madison, Wis, Feb. l0.--Both branches
Of the Wisconsin legislature yesterday
adopted the report OF the conference
committee for an investigation Of the
United States senatorial primary cleo
ton. United States Senator Isaac Ste
phenson is the primary nominee.
The eighth joint ballot TO United
States senator resulted in no choice. Sem
ator Stephenson received SO out OF a
total OF ll0 votes, lacking two of ma
jority. There we're IA absentees.
Washington. Feb. l0.--SenatJr La Fol-
lette Of Wisconsin, moved by dispatches
saying his friends would vote against
the Stephenson investigation, yesterday
gave out the following dispatch, signed
by himself and addressed to Senator A.
W. Sanborn Of the Madison legslaturei
Sensational Madison dispatch pub
lished here to-day says that my friends
will vote against proposed investigation
Of Mr.. Stephenson, because OF covert
threat that Stephenson proposed TO tell
how he spent the money in my behalf
in former campaigns. Let no threat de-
ter any friends OF mine from supporting
the resolution TO investigate charges OF
violation Of law in connection with the
senatorial primary. should be glad to
have Mr.. Stephenson state fully and spec
cifcally the exact amount contributed to
each Of my personal campaigns, either
TO me or to anyone authorized to receive
such contributions. l do not recognize
money invested In Mr.. Stephenson's
newspaper as contributions TO my per-
sonal campaigns"