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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
TO START WILLIAMSON
 CORN METHOD CAMPAIGN

McIver Williamson. of Columbia, the man who Is preaching the new departure in the culture of corn, will arrive in the city tonight and will be the guest of w. H. Seymour. of the State Bureau of Cotton Statistics. Mon day Messrs. Williamson and Seymour will leave for Dothan Ala. where the campaign for the adoption of the williamson Corn Method will be open ed.
 The exponents of the new departure will make a tour of the state featuring on the advantages of the Williamson method and will be on the road for several weeks. At least twenty five cities will be visited on the trip and the method of the improved and more profitable scheme of corn raising viii be explained in detail to the agricul- turalists of the state
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
HAD TOO MUCH CLEO
NEGRO ARRESTED BY UNITED STATES AUTHORITIES.
Harry snth, . shepkeepsr vielats the Federal Revenue Statutes. Dy Havisg Stock WAieh wss
 UnnnPkeA.

Charged with posssssing in stock limit as set sby the Federal revenue statutes. Harry Smith. negro shop keeper of the city was arrested yes- terday sby Deputy Marshai F. M. Kel- ly.
 Brought before Judge John A. El- more, Commissioner. he made bond to appear for preliminary trial Monday afternoon. sg
 Smith, 1t is charged. possessed in his stock of goods ,oleo to an amount of more than ten pounds. The excess was not branded oleo as the statutes pfa- vide. but unmarked. Upon investfga- tion the case came to the notice of the revenue agent. and the arrest fol- lowed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
Italy Gets Concensions.

Washington. D. C.. Feb. 27-Secre- tary Bacon has negotiated a supple mentary commercial treary with Ital- ian Ambassador Baron des Ranches. by which the United States grants to Italy concessions similar to those giv- en to Spain in the matter of sparkling wines. The new treaty gives Italy the benefit of the reduced rates of duty under section 3, of the Dingley tariff
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
Fred J. Dreher & Co.
 10 s. Court
ELECTION AT GREYS
CAPTAIN E. H. JACKSON IS UNANI-
 MOUsLY RENAMED.
Sergeant E. w. Clapp Is Elected sec ond Lteutenant-Trf-Ann a. Election Was Held
 Saturday Night.

The officers and members or the Montgomery Grays met last night m executive session to hold their tri- annual election. Captain E, H. Jsck' son was unanimously reelected cap tain of the historic command.
 Second Lieutenant T. c. Lock was was elected first Lieutenant, ana Ser geant E. w. Clapp was elected second lieutenant.
 Captain Jackson has under consid- eration a list of the eligible men for non n-commissioned offices. but will not annoupnce his appointments for some time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
sTEPHENsON,s EXPENSES.
Over Three Thousand Dollars still No Itemized.

Over Three Thousand Dollars still Not
 Itemixed.
 Madison, Wis. Feb. 27-That some- thing over S3.000 of campaign expend- itures in the account of United States Senator Stephenson's managers. is still not ,itemized, was brought out in the examination of R. H: Sackett. before the Senatorial Primary Legislative In- vestigation Committee today. Mir. Sackett was of the opinion that some of his workers had not turned in de- tailed statements.
 About a dozen checks aggregating $500 and issued during August before the primary went to preachers. The Rev. J. J. Ryan of Milwaukee, got $40O The other checks. ranging from 37.50 to s30. presumably went to Lutheran ministers. MT. Sackett could be no more definite than to state that he "presumed' they had nothing to do with the campaign. A large number of the checks could not be identified. The committee this afternon took a recess until Monday afternoon. MT. Sackett was excused until after March 4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
TO ENFORCE PRoHI LAWS.

Representative BrOwnlOw Introduces
 Bill In Congress.
 Washington, Feb. 27-Following the prohibition agitation in Tennessee Representative Brownlow. of that State. today introduced in the House a bill to enable the States more etfec- lively to enforce their laws on the pro- hibition of the sale and manufacture oi intoxicating liquors.
 The bill provides for surrender to the States of full control of the liquor traffic, allowing them to pass such laws as In their discretion will prohibit the interstate trafac in intoxicating liouors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
"wEsT INDIAN REPUBLIC.
Confederation of Four Countries is Pro
 uoaed

San Juan, P. R.. Feb. 27-Nine mem- bers of the House of Delegates have joined in the presentation of a resoiu- tion before the House for the Confed- eratIon of Porto Rico. Cuba. Santo Do- mingo and Hayti, to be called "The West Indian Republic"
 The plan provides for one President and a Supreme Court for the four States and the election by each of a Governor, executive officers and a Judiciary. The United States Is to be given naval stations and the right to intervene in case of a revolution, in exchange for protection and free trade.
 In secret session of the House or Delegates decided to take no legisla- tive action.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
RAIsULI GETS JOB.

Bandit fs Appointed Governor of n
 Province.
 Fe4. Morocco, Feb. 27.-The Sultan has appointed Raisuli, the former bandit, Governor of the Province of Djebala.
 Raisuli has promised to renounce the ransom paid in behalf of Sir Harry MacLean, the Sultan's adviser whom Raisult held as prisoner in 1907. The new Governor promises to full fill the duties of his ofi1ce honestly and not to oppose Europeans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
BOBBITT SHOT DEAD.

Oklahoma City. Ok. Feb. 27.-while on his way from Ada, Ok. to his ranch tonight. A. A. Bobbitt, wealthy ranchman and former United States Marshal in Indian Territory, was sh ot a prominent Democratic politician.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
MeGINNITY RELEASED.

Former New York National Player
 Buys Newark Franchise.
 AcAlister, Ok, Feb 27.-Joe McGin- nity. formerly of the New York Nat ional League Baseball team has re- cefyed a telegram from President Brush granting him an unconditional release.
 McGinnity announces that he and H. z. Smith, a Chicago millionaire. have purchased the Newark, N J.. franchise in the Eastern League. paying s5o.- 000 for the same. McGinnity Is one of the oldest pitchers in the National League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
FOR SALE.

One of our clients has placed in our hands a two-story dwelling on Monroe Street. The house contains seven rooms. electric lights, porcelain bath and will make a nice home. The own CT has been holding this property for $3.65O00, but to quick buyer we of- fer at the reasonably low price of s3.400.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28

You don't need a pull to buy real es- tate. It requires intelligence. Just a little money. properly placed will be the best investment you ever made. You can't make a mistake in Mont gomery real estate; It's value Is estab- lished: It will increase steadily from year to year. Let us show you some real bargains.
 ClOverdale and College Park Lots This Is the best class of suburban property ever offered in Montgomery. Lots that are now selling at $10 to S25 a front foot will bring double that money in three years.
 ChiahOlm-We are offering lots 50xI75 at Chisholm. beautifully located. near car line. for only S15o.oo. It re- quires only $10 cash with s a month payment. It beats a saving bank to save money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
Harrlman,n superintendentn.

Houston. Texas. Feb 27-A number 6f the superintendents of the Harri- man lines reached here today en route to New Orleans where a meeting Is to be held beginning March 1 and lasting several days. There are nine private cars in the train which left tonight for New Orleans and all Southern Pacific lines are represented
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
L a. c.r4.- n..A

Honolulu. Feb. 27.-J. O. Carter for many years a prominent figure in the business and political life of the Ha- waiian IslanAr. died today aged 73. He was adviser to Queen Liliuokiani at the time the monarchy was over thrown and was one of the oldest white natives of the islands.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
PANAMA LIBEL SUIT.
Win Take No Action Until After Taft's
 InauguratfOn.

Inauguration.
 New York, Feb. 27.-Assistant Dis trict Attorney McNamara. of Wash 1ngton. who has been here in confer ence with District Attorney Stimson, in regard to the Panama libel case against the editors of The New York World. left yesterday for Chicago.
 The Federal auth horities here will take no action toward the apprehen- sion of the three defendants, Joseph Pulitzer. publisher, and Caleb NJ Van Hamm and Robert P. Lyman. editors of The World, for several days, 1t Is said, possibly not until after MT. Tafts in- auRuration.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
H.rdiu speer Drops Dead.

Denver, Col. Feb 27.-Hasdin Speer, aged forty-two. youngest son of the famous abolitionist of Kansas, John Speer dropped dead today apparently of heart disease. His father. John Speer. was associated with John Brown of osawtomie and James H. Lane in the abolitionist agitation that preceded the civil war.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
FOR SALE.

On Boyce Street. Highland Park a beautiful six-room cottage at the req sonably low price of $2,2S0 %. This is one of the incest cottages in Highland Park, and the price is one that should easily command a buyer. It will not remain long at the price mentioned, so If you wish to purchase avail yourself of the opportunity at once. Terms easy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
POPE PLUS ILL.
His Holiness Receives Bishop BOnacun
 of Lincoln.

Rome. Feb. 27,-Hhe Pope though in- disposed this morning. received Bishop Bonacum of Lincoln. Neb.. and this afternoon later, His Holiness felt so i'll that he was obliged to suspend further audiences.
 The attending physicians do not con- sider his sickness grave and they be- lieve his indisposition at times is largely due to the frequent changes in the weather.
 It is possible that the Pope's condi- tion may result in changes being made with reference to the consistory< which it had practically been decided to hold on April i.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
FOR SALE.

On High Street a beautiful seven room cottage, bath. electric lights. one of the most modern and up- to- date cot tages in the city. Will make most desirable home for any one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
LOCAL OPTION WINS.
South Carolina House Agrees to Mea-

sure
 Columbia, S. C., Feb. 27.-The House today concurred in all amendments to the prohibition bill. thus accepting the local option compromise proposed by the Senate.
 The amendments to the bill deprived 1t of it's State wide character proyid- Ing that an election be held in the wet counties to decide whether the sale of iiquor shall continue under the Carey Cothran act. The dry counties are not affected.
 The feature of the bill Is that 1t provides for a fourteen doy period of prohibition before election.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
Real Estate Bargains
IDEAL HOME.

For Ssso.oo cash we can sell you. subject to . t2.000.0o mortgage. a new. two-story, seven-room dwelling. ele- gantly finished, with handsome cabl- net mantels. electric lights, hot and cold bath. etc. on Forest Avenue which is rapidly becoming one of the prettiest residence streets in Montgom- cry. This 10 unQuestionably a snap and should sell at once.
 PRETTY SUBURBAN HOME.
 For $1.350.00 we have for sale pret- ty new five-room cottage, in splendid neighborhood. on one-half- acre lot This cottage Is on paved sidewalks, improved street and car line.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28

JUST RECEIVED. Frish shipment of genuine Eastern grown seeds, such as peas, corn, beans, potatoes, and a variety of smaller seeds.
 Teayerett-Byrd Grocery Co. Phone 1S9.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
MAIL CARRIER SENTENCED.

Negro Gets Two Years For Robbing
 the Mails.
 New Orleans. La., Feb. 27-walter Cohen IT.. a negro mall carrier, was today sentenced to serve two years and one day in the Federal prison at At lanta. Ga. for robbing tho mails.
 Cohen Is a son of Walter Cohen, Register of the United States Land Office at New Orleans. and leader of the Black and Tan" faction of the Re publican Party in Louisiana.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
FOR SALE.

On Amanda Street we offer a beau tfful story residence of seven rooms. bath. stable, modern in every way. A most desirable residence. Terms easy. Large lot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
Fire in AppaIachin, Wa.

Knoxville. Tenn. Feb. 27.x-Eight stores in the business centre of Ap- palachia.S Va. were destroyed by fire today. Loss $5O.000; insurance $l8,- 900. A favorable wind saved the town from total destruction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
FOR SALE.

A nice hve-room cottage on Whit man Street Has all of the modern eonveniences. such as electric lights. bath, etc Lot 50x150. Price, $2.G00 This Is a bargain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
Davidson, Holt & Strauss. ar INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE -,7t Phone IS No. ff3 Montgomery St. Phone o2
FOR SALE.

We offer on South Decatur Street al a very low price a new up-to- date two story cottage. with six rooms, bath and electric lights. This cottage is well Io- cated, and Is a good piece of property either for home or an investment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28

Try Hinds' special 35c Sunday dinner toN1y. It Is extra fine. HINDs' CAFE AND CREAM co,
 10 Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
LOANS.

If you have any money to loan on gilt edge real estate security, or want to borrow money on real estate. we would be glad to take the matter up with you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
A aENuINE SNAP.

For $1,15o.00 we have for sale five-' room cottage in southern part of city, on high, level lot, that will rent for $1S0.00 year. This Is our IS per cent on investment. while you wait. and an easy 50 per cent profit In less than 12 months.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
FOR SALE.
Phone IS

On South Lawrence Street, a very desirable cottage. seven rooms and bath. A bargain in this.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
MONEY TO LOAN.

Several of our patrons have placed money in our hands to loan and we are now prepared to make loans on good city property in sums of $500 and up- wards.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
FOR SALE.

On Cramer Avenue an up-to-date six-room cottage; has all modern con- veniences. Price. $S,500. f-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
ORDER ICE CREAM

ORDER ICE CREAM From Hinds' Cafe. The best and rich- est in the city. Stock favOFss Vanilla, Chocolate,
 Burnt Almond,
 Orange Sherbet. HINDs' CAFE AND CREAM CO.,,
 16 Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28

.sKentucky Judge Rye" 4 quarts $500, quarts S5.50D ex. paid ls KOhn Distilling Co.,, ID O. Box 735. Jacksonville, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28

Why take chnncesH Use our cotton seed meal mixture for sure thing.
 MARKS & GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
 FOR EXCHANGE

We have between S15.000 and s1s.0oo worth of new residence property that good plantation in this county. or for store property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
aaikan. situation Grave.

Paris, Feb. 1.-The Mathis Berlin correspondent says that Prince Won Bueiow. in speaking at conference of the parties of the Bloc. which are con- sidering financial reforms, declared that he considered the Balken situation grave and unsafe. He is quoted as saying:
 "The Balkan situation is Nike e bar rel of gunpowder near which Is q lighted torch. The least spark will set 1t on. We are ready and in the representations that we made to Rus sia we did not disguise/the fact that in case of a conflict breaking out be- tween Austria and Servia, in. which Russia supported by arms the later country, we immediately would place ourselves beside Austria and attack Russia. ]"
 The correspondent says the Chan cellor concluded by urging vote of $30, ,0e0, 900 in taxes and asked the con- ferees not to complicate the situation by prolonging the internal crises.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
BALKANS SITUATION
UNCLE SAM APPEARS NOT MUCH
 INTERESTED.
# Resolutiens ReSueSting Mediation are Received h washington, They Will, However, Be Given
 Re6nectful Attention.

Washington. Feb. 27.-In the ab- sence of the receipt of the resolutions having in view the possible offer of mediation in the Balken situation adopted by the French parliamentary arbitration group. the State Depart ment officials do not feel at liberty to make lany observations as to what the AmerieAn Government might feel 1t de- sirable to do.
 The United States is not signatory to the Berlin treaty. and even early In the conference, when talk of media tion was discussed. 1t was pointed out clearly that the situation was one In which the United States was not par ticulatly interested. except along the most broad humanitarian lines. and to the extent that the interests of It's citizens and commerce should net sui. fer.
 Tn the event that the resolutions are received in Washington they will. however. be given respectful atten- tion. k.s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
TRIBUTE TO MCKINLEY.

Filipino COnstabuIary Band Plays at
 Monument.
 Columbus. Ohio. Feb 27.-As the Filipino constabulary band, en route to Washington to the Taft inaugura- ton. was marching down High street today, they passed the Mckinley monu- ment at the entrance to the State house grounds.
 Their Filipino leader stopped the band. gathered 1t at the base on the monument and the seventy seven brown skinned men played America.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28

z-Get your moneys wOrth-smoke En- Rlo ResaGOs 5 cents straight. T. J. MattOx Cigar and Fob. Co>, Distrtbu- tors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
DON'T FAIL

te see us before you close a deal of any kind. whether buying or selling It costs you nothing and may be money in your pocket.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
senator. in Kentucky,

Hopkinsville, Ky, Feb. 27.-Eight of the thirteen runaway Senators who secretly left Nashville to prevent a quorum in the Tennessee Legislature, to elect Boards of Election, State Treasurer and Comptroller. are hiding in Hopkinsvtsle from Sergeant-at-a arms and deputies, who have warrants for their arrests. Others are said to be in Alabama.
 They say they will continue these tactics indefinitely to prevent ob5ec- tionabIe elections.
 The Senators here are H. E.. Howse and A. A. Matthews of Nashville; P. Harry Kelly and H. M. Mckay of Memphis; J. D. Senter of Humboldt; {; c. W. Turner of Woolsey; J. R. Neal of Rhea Springs, and Dancy Fort of CIarksvilIe. They propose. It is said. to stay in Hopkinsville until Monday and then return to Nashville. e.
 They say they will keep up the run away tactics. Senator Lugg, sone of the missing Senators. Is at his home on account of his wife's illness. The other four are in Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
CLOGS LAWS MILL
TENNEssEE SENATORS ARE STILL
 IN HIDING.
Some of the Runaways Said to Be in Alabama-LegfsIature Cannot Do Business Without
 Them

Nashville. Tenn, Feb. 27 27.--Legisla- tive wheels in Tennessee are still dead-locIed tonight, because of the absencsTof the thirteen Senators who have left the State to break a quorum and prevent the election of State Elec- tton Boards. Comptroller and Treas urer.
 Sergeant-at-arms Bsatwright and his deputies have been active in their search for the missing ones, but they have located none within the borders Of the State. . Eight of the truants have been discovered at Hopkinsvilie, Ky, and advices from there tonight quote them as declaring that they in- tend to remain away from Nashville.
 Meanwhile, State officials of all de- gree. 1t seems, must get along with out the emoiuments of ofice. pending . resumption of legislative business. sand the assurance thereby that the regular biennial appropriation bill will be passed.
 Tho State Treasurer has been direct cd by the two speakers of the LeEis- 1ature and the two chairmen of the Legislative Finance Committees to temporarily suspend all payments from the State Treasury.
 Treasurer Folk. when asked what he proposed to do in the matter. stated that under the circumstances he could eoc hothihS to uo Ous so opAuo Dy suo notice. ~
 After meeting in the morning. the Senate received a message transmit ted by the clerk of the House that the House twas ready for that ."joint convention"
 Mir. Cox entered point of order that no quorum was present and that fthe Senate could receive no message, etc.
 The Speaker overruled this point of order. and the Senators went to the hall of the House, where. fin spite of the points of order there raised. Speak CT Kinney assumed the chair. Ihad the rolls called. announced no quorum of the Senate. and entertained a motion to take recess until o'clock.
 Just before that hour about the same tactics were repeated in the Sem ate. Tho members of that body again went to the House in spite of the point of order raised by Ms, Cox that no quorum was present. and there Mir. Kinney again took the chair and the same proceedings as in the morning were gone through with.
 The afternoon session of the joint convention adjourned for recess" until Monday afternoon at o'clock.
 Senator Cox was asked today con- corning reports that he had in his possession the resignations of the ab- sent Senators. He said he had not He was tn en asked if resignation had been prepared.
 T refuse to answer he replied.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-01-28

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