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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-02-07

Former Assistant Secretary of State Josiah
Quincy, of Massachusetts, is pushing the
candidacy of Richard OIney for the Presiden-
tial nomination by the Democrats.
Treasury figures for 1902 show that exports
of manufactures increased $l5. 500, 600 and
of agricultural products decreased Sl2O, OOO,-
900, compared to 1901.
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The congestion of freight in and around
Pittsburg was greatly relieved by the moving
of 20, 900 cars last Sunday.
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feb74t
A First Class Store
Property for Sale.

That splendid new store, with large -
dwelling separate, at MeKiustry's 5, -
Carroll county, Md, has been a stand for a
number of years. Possession given at once.
MRS. MADGE NJ. McKINSTRY,
feb7 a Union Bridge, Md.
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LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

\ new line with us, but we will keep it
regularly in the future. For this opening sale
we offer special bargains in all kinds of gar
ments. Priced from Zoe to CSC. Every piece
guaranteed good value. See them on center
counter front.
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TyRUsTEES SALE
Of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

H. Westminster. Carroll County, Nd.
~ vir,s. Of The decree passed by the Cir.
CUT court f.,s Carroll county IA Equity, and
r..s.-,l in gAass No. 1889 equity. wkcrcia vii
aam q. Blzxs aud Others are plaintiff and
EmmA J. Baass and others are defendants,
,he Undersigned trustees, al o.fer a. Pahhe
sale. 81 the property, Ga Pennsylvania AveEae,
10 Westminster, ou
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2sth, 1898,
81 . o'clock .. n. the following to parcels
ai land. u sbich Henry B. klegel died s'iksd
sad possessed
F,-.t A Ia or marcel ii land situated on
Prnr.y tvanEA avenue 10 Westminster, CaF-
ron roauty. MArylz containing One fourth
a. 80 Acse 81 Land. more or less, ami I'M i.
proved by Two and a-halt
story brick 3welhug house,
IA stable and necessary out oa1id-
sSzA Toys. There Is walter ia the
house. Tie los Is dpab.r uns and offers
.rae. for another building, The whole IS a
sla,, desirable Investment The premises arr
- present occupied By Mr. Charles Siouch
second A lot Of unimproyed land ia
Westminster. Carroll county, Aaryiana, con
,sau.ag
2 ACRES. / ROOD AND "a PERIHE.S,
situated on the Mes Windsor road. opposite
the property Of William \ Cunningham,
Esa., and adjoining the properties OF MIS-.
A4al, aud Ar. Nm. H. YlnEling- These
lots are tae builiiug sites.
Terms Of Sale.-Our third cash on the day
Of sale or on the ratification thereof BY he
court. aud the residue IA tSo equal pay mehie
of ,ix months and one year from the day OF
sale, or ali cash at the option Of the pur-
chaser, the credit payments to bear interest
from the day OF sale, and 20 Re secured by the
potrs of the purchasers, With approved Sc
cunty. $500.
J. WESLEY BiGGS,
DAVID II. WAREHIME,
Trustees,
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taF.ra.f fHaalsr.a.r. 81 Conceded
hss called rat - tgmfsa.ss a' >,aEs troops
sa -ssg fae sealsHE o. Ha-rr14ry, ra4sed ay
.te 'rH les srAs.
Aa American sga-. e.sfe. .t s reported, has
secured 5 eaassss 'a ta.t uu4efk "a ana
s4rtaes t-e..ee H-ss sa - Pstrrs a1sE. Ea--fa,
Elevea neu are sa gas. 81; hasll=se., Nlss-.
eaArEsd zsfh sFaeti1z negroes
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Aud unless cause % the contrary be shown
10 writing on or before the 18th day of Febru-
AIRY, 1903, the license applied for will be issued,
provided the said applicant complies with the
requirements of Chapter 6, Acts of 1894, re-
guisite thereto.
JAS II. BILLINGSLEA,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
feb7 2t
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For early sowing SOW the WEALTHY
TOMATO. it !. perfect 90 form, large and
smuotb-fres from wrinkles and cracks, it
rpeHs thoroughly from centre 20 skin; Is free
from rot, aud above al, the delicious quality
aud flavor are is eTuwnlng merits.
We only offer sou The best seed from the
most reliable growers
Seed by tbs ounce and pound specially
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4 PPLICAUON FOR
~ LIQUOR LICENSE.

WESTMINSTER, Mp., February ,, 1908.
/ hereby give notice that the following per
SON has flied an application in the Office OF
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county for Liquor License, TO wit:
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CLOSING OUT SALE

OF MEMS BOYS and CHLDRBNS SUITS OVBRCOATS and PANTS
goods
below the origin COS Of manu
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7 IsT OF UNCLAIMED MATTER

LoI NT 2 NOllSNLNILJ MA I IIIN
l. remaining in the Postofiee, Westmin-
stcr, Md, January 81, 1908
Buckingham, Mrs Fan Greenwood Mr.. Sam
uie. uel f.
Burler, Mr.. Bel Teel, Mr.. r. F.
Chew, Rev Wln Thomas, Miss Martha
Clements Mrs. A. 0.
HORACE G. REESE. Acting p NJ,
For Sureties of Milton Schaeffer, deceased,
p NJ feb
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PICTURES and FRAMES NOW VERY CHEAP.

We are doing big business in Picture
Frames, but it is little wonder, as we have
made the price so low, This month when we
are not so rushed in other departments We
give particular attention to this branch of our
business. We have recently added some new
machinery, so that we have quite picture
frame factory of our own on the third floor
We can make up more goods in the same
length Of time, so we can make them cheaper.
Bring in your pictures and let US show how
nicely and cheaply we can frame them for you.
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ro kEEP An ORpINARY:

Elias Fiscel, Central Hotel, Taneytown,
Nd.
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}. NJ. Reilsnider, Bond 4 Parke. Solicitors.
f.bT-ls
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THE WHITE TARTAR.

Ne $50 sfss yaa So asr tA., sams phos.
pta1s s.th ye4s
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with most satisfactory results. This is the
season to use it: conditions and strengthens
your horse for the spring work, adds weight
to your feeders and increases the flow OF your
milk. We also offer
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24
NUMBER 7o5
NJ. l.. Church.

subject Sunday morning. Hope.
Sunday evening-The bible to
young women.
Christian Stewardship is the
League subject. Joe Chambers is
leader
Denver University is out of
dept. We have share in the
doxology, for we helped Betsy
Jane XIII the bar
The lecture course closes with
great satisfaction, everybody votes
1t good thing for the town to
have. We will put more money
into It next year and have n heavy
Star course" throughout
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24
That Meetin0.

Two weeks ago we referred to II
meeting held at Nichols n few
evenings before.
We suggested, There were II
few misguided and inconsidcrntc
at the meeting who volunteered to
sci nj nanght the laws Of the stntc
and assis, IN creating n reign of
terror.
David T.. Wolfe and others seem
10 have taken otIcnsc at the article
AMI come ont IN the Del Nortc
Proslscior with n lengthy reply,
in which they siignatizcd the re-
port Of the meeting Ms malicious
and nntruthful" and signed their
names 10 the same. We beg to
assure DAVID T.. Wolfe ct nj that
the article referred To was without
malice. anil from all we can learn
from those present w'N not far
from the truth. We mentioned no
nnncs-noi even that of the Inr.
ties instrumental IN calling the
meeting, the chairman nor those
who urged n resort TO mob law.
thinking the less said the better
for all concerned.
And why our friend Wolfe ct nj
should feel moved 10 take up the
n,ntter We are nj lnss 10 know.
W. are told M effort was made To
have tho meeting kept secret which
would have lrcn the proper thing
to do. The idea of trying n cause.
which concerned nobody who took
part IN the proceedings, without
giving notice to both sides md n
chance 10 l1 heard II n travc-ty
upon Justice, and ~ stigma upon
those engaged in the farce.
This W. say IN all Kindness tn
NJ. Wolfe ct ri nnd hops the
unfortunate matter mnv drop here.
~ NJ gOosl csn possibly cone frou,
= full report Of that III advised
AFFAIR.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24
Legislative Doinss.

Monday the Republican major.
ity of the House unseated the four
Arapahoe floats, Agullar. member
from Las Animas. and Traxler
float member from Las Anlmas,
Baca and Bent-six in all-g,ving
Republican majority of fifteen in
the House.
The Democratic majority of the
Senate followed by unseating Dick
OF Huerfano and Senator Mellon.
aid of Lake, making II Democratic
majority of seventeen in the Sen.
ate. This gave the Democrats a
majority of two on Joint ballot.
On separate ballots for United
States senator Tuesday Teller re-
ceived 30 votes. WoIcott Is, Goudy
l3, balance scattering except 9 not
voting.
Tuesday night the senate took n
notion to be funny and divided
into sections and remained IN scs-
sion all night. twenty-five demo
Gratis and three republicans con-
stituted one wing and six republic
cans made up the other rump
senate, both senstes doing business
IN the same chamber all night with
closed doors and an armed posse
outside to prevent rioting.
Wednesday the lower house hav.
ing settled its contests adjourned
until Friday afternoon to give the
senate time to settle it's troubles.
II is hoped that by Saturday wise
counsels will prevail and that both
branches OF the l4th general as-
sembly will settle down to busi-
ness.
The governor 80 far has shown
that he has \ level head and will
try and secure good adm,nistrs-
ton Of the states affairs, no matter
who is elected United States sem
RfOr.
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Death Of Captain Nichols.

"Wednesday mo nIng, January
2l, Captain David c. Nichols
crossed the Great Divide at the
advanced age of q. years. Mr..
Nichols was born in SOMERSET
county, Name.
In the early days of the Black
Hills Capt. Nichols cast his for
tunes in that camp and is said 10
have made his million Later he
was engaged in mining in Califor-
MIA. Two years ago lie came to
Monte Vista to inspect the Jasper
ores. and when he became satisfied
that this camp had pay ore in
abundance he went to work to find
II process far extracting the gold
on II commercial scale and when he
had solved the problem he called
10 hls and A. V. Oliver, of Cahfor-
MIA, and II lo0.ton gold cXtrac.
ton mill ut Nichols is the result.
This great mining district had
lcal ned to love and admire Capt.
Nichols not only for what he ha.
done for the camp but for his s,cr-
ling worth rs Il citizen.
He leaves Il wife and two mar
ricd daughters To mourn his loss
Funeral services were held at the
NJ. l.. church Friday afternoon
and Il large number attended To
pay their last respects to nm hon
Orcd citizen.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

County Commissioners Garcia
and Chapman have refused To pAy
the $500 which wss offered by
County Commissioner Col, for the
capture of Dinwo@ii~ and Carver.
the hol,lups, on. II whom killed
0eorgs Wright in Alamoss las,
Ociol,~r. Colt offered the reward
before consulting the other two
commissioners, hence their refusal.
The individual reward of ti(O wns
paid to officer Hyatt. siso the e5O
rswsrd offered by the stats Tor the
capture Of Diuwoodis.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

u~o. ". l.-idigh, II N.brn.k~
City. John W-bi~r aud A. r..
Ch~f"s. II Syracuse. Ncbrssk~. =.
have been in town several days IT..
tending the meeting II III. Sum
mitvills Belt Aiming Company.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

Hereafter freight trans will run
only every other day. Mondays,
Wednesdays and FRIDAYS. Ship.
pcrs will take due notice and GOV.
crn themselves accordingly.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

III. ln~rd IL directors %! III.
Summitville Belt Mining Company
have been in session for ia. past
few days strengthening up old
busin-ss of III. company aud out
lining work Tor the ensuing year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

1t IL idle for stock growers Of
any kind to try 10 secure leeisls-
tion from congress favorable TO n
system Of leasing the public range.
The opposi,ion tn such n policy Is
40 strong that congress- will not
adopt any measure providing for
the exclusive control Of any part
Of the range by few stock grow
era. The public range belongs to
the public. aud all stock growers
have An equal right to occupy It.
The owners of small herds fear
that II leasing system were
adopted by the owners of large
herds and enormous capital
Denver Republican.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

Lloyd Ewing travelling salesman
Tor the North Star .ho. company.
Minneapolis. wNs in town Mon
day. IL" reports trade IN his lin.
~ b.<ns good. Lloyd il h.com.
ing n first class irumu~r.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

Shepherd Phillips. fathcrof Mrs.
John II. Shnw. died nj the Home
last Saturday and wa. buried nj
the Del Noric cemetery. MIR
Philips WAS one Of the oldest sci.
tiers. ~ the valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

X. b. Wallace and W. q. Stat.
ton returned Thursday morning
from y trip to Denver. II is their
opinion that no more democrats
will he uns.St-d in the lower
house.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

The kansn- Legislature is going
to investigate the conl famine. II
u. claimed 10y Legislators that the
miners and operators both are 10
blame io n certain extent for the
existing conditions.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

The new mill started up Tues.
day. Mr. Edwards from Golden
has been her. several days helping
s-t th. new machinery in motion
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

I. II. Newton has been in town
al III. week on n visit His friends
ssy hc has struck IL rich At Wight
mans Fork.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

The Ladies of the q. A. II. will
give \ valentine social and chicken
pie supper at the Home Feb. l4th
1903.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

j. =. Sldwcll. Of Chicago. one of
the stockholders of the Sanger
company, Is expected in Monte
Vista this Saturday morning in
the interest Of the company and
will e II, Nichols at the next
cleanup.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

a. I. Scott shipped two cnr- of
cattle from this station Thursday
night, aud John G.. Eullenwidrr
shipped n ear of hogs Friday
night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

Quite II number went to Monte
Vista Thursday To attend the fun.
cral of Capt. Nichols, among whom
were Bruif johnson. Clark Mich
cncr. Ben johnson, :. l.. Mix.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

negotiations have been COM
pletel at Florence for n big mcr-
camille merger and fonr of the
larger and more important busi.
ness houses will l- conducted un.
der one head. The stocks will te
consolidated and n general depart
ment store will be- launched. Mer-
gers and consolidation arc the
order of the day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

Shriyc Collins, our popular
young deputy u. S. mining en-
glnccr, has experienced such an
increase in his business that 1t be
came necessary for him to secure
more commodlous quarters and he
has consequently leased the suite
of rooms formerly occupied by
Engineer Rowlcy over the Blme-
tallic, and when settled will have
one of the best offices in southern
Colorado. Shrivc also bought Mr..
Rowlcy's furniture and what was
most valuable was Mr.. Rowloy's
field notes which he also purchased
In these Shrivc Collins has secured
II very valuable collection of notes
MS they date back from the incep.
tion of Crccde and embrace most
every minc in the camp besides the
hundreds of prospects and the fact
that they were Mr.. Rowlcy's field
notes is sufficient guarantee of their
accuracy. Mr.. Collins Is building
II most gratifying trade and gain.
ing an cnviablc reputation, having
proven himself capable and trust
worthy engineer since he graduated
from the Golden School of Mines.
n number of years ago and he has
n prosperous future before him.
Crccdc Candle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. W. 5. Winter.
mute will celebrate their twenty.
fifth wedding anniversary Satur.
day evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

The cause of the delayed pas.
scngcr train Wednesday was II
freight wreck at san Carlos, eight
miles this side of Pueblo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

u. T.. N.wcomh. agent of the
Colorado Humane Society, sold y
head Of stray horses Inst week for
-. The price WAS insignificant
bu, the animals will bc cared for
which is in reality the sole aim OF
the -oci.,y.-l.n lara Chronicle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

NJ. Hammond came over from
Crestone Thursday and says he
thinks he will move his family
back " Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

Ben. Mitchell has left the South
Farm aud will come 10 Nichols to
work in the big null Mr.. Mitch
all is a steady young man nnl will
be welcomed to tn. camp.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

Gen. Bloomfield and Col. Cor.
lett have been nj the stat. capitol
all the week watching tn. political
play and incidentally locking after
their own interests.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

VIII Fxrrow returned Monday
from n six weeks stay IN Arkansas.
lie gained ~ pounds while away.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

Adolph BeiIser has bought the
Del Norte brewery, nnd will run ii
in his own name after February |.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

Tuesday tho - democrats IN the
house voted tu adjourn until Fri
day afternoon aud ON Wednesday
they entered "a Joint session with
the democratic srnutr TO elect II
United States scurtor. But
fortunately the two houses were
one man short for quorum.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

DIR. Powell and wife went to
Denver Wednesday night and will
return Sunday morning.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

Judge Warburton has been con
fined to his house several days with
plcurisy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

A. Y. Oliver and wife returned
to Monte Vista Friday from their
trip TO Massachusetts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

The lecture course closes with
great satisfaction, everybody votes
I 1t good thing for the town to
have. We will put more money
into It next year and have heavy
Star course" throughout.
Christian Church.
There will be services morning
and evening. Subject for Sunday
morning, Looking at Jseus." At
I;3O Sunday evening the theme
will be, "OTended in Jesus"
Let every member OF the Sunday
school make II special effort to be
present promptly at 10 o'clock
Sunday morning.
Charles and Clarence Shaw went
to Monte Vista Thursday to attend
the funeral Of Captain Nichols.
Clarence will not return until the
first of next month.
Edward O. Wolcott Is about
over his troubles and is now enjoy
ing himself watching the game of
politics ms played 10y Alva Adams,
Charley Thomas, ct al.
A plot to liberato Tom Horn,
the stock detective, convicted OF
the murder of Willie Nickel,
from the county jail, was discov-
cred in time TO prevent his escape.
A salary increase amounting to
the aggregate of nearly half mil
lion dollars II year has been grant
eel To the teaching force of the
Chicago public schools by the
board Of education.
The 5000 population of the pro
hibiuun town of Montpelier, Vt
spent 10000 for whisky, gin and
alcohol during the past year.
That amount was sold 10y the city
liquor agent How much bust
mes, wa, done boy hoot-Icggcrs Is
not reported
President Eliot of Harvard Uni
ycrslty addressed 500 high school
pupils "Wednesday aud in the
course of his remarks said; "In
1896 ! took orcnsion to say in n
public speech that "a -cab is u
hero, aud still see nothing wrong
in that remark"
Tuesday tho - democrats IN the
house voted tu adjourn until Fri
day afternoon aud on Wednesday
they entered iuiui session with
the democratic sruntc TO elect II
United State, scuttor. But
fortunately the two houses were
one man short for a quorum.
II is announced that the United
States Lend company has been ln-
corporHted in New Jersey This
company will. It is said, take over
various plnnts preparatory to merg-
ing them in the present National
Lead company. There will then
bc only one lend company IN tho
country.
Cyanide Is coming To TIA. front
again in the handling Of low grade
ores. Upon the new or secondary
bn-l-, there NJ" cyanide plants now
IN operation 10 Boulder. Lake, Mon
,czums. Teller aud other counties,
wher" gold mines nre located. 1t
IL 10 cyanide TINT Jasper looks for
great results.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

Extended building operations are
under contemplation for the sum.
mer in Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24
Christian Church.

Charles and Clarence Shaw went
to Monte Vista Thursday to attend
the funeral Of Captain Nichols.
Clarence will not return until the
first of next month.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

Art Webster and Ed Newcomb
are expected home the first of next
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

John Fresh, of Baker City, Ore
gon, arrived in town last Friday
on visit 10 his mother aud three
sisters whom he Ind not seen for
20 years. His meeting can be bet
ter imagined ,hnn expressed. His
separation occurred when he WAS
only eight years old. At that
time his parents separated, the
father taking the three boys and
the mother the four girls. Mrs.
Fresh resides above Del Norte aud
one of the sisters married viii
Souihey, who with her brother
drove to Del Norto Monday to sur.
pris. their mother.
The young man Is reported we'll
to.do aud he came here To grntiiiy
"A desire Ia Sce his mother mud
sisters.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

President Eliot of Harvard Uni
ycrsIty addressed 800 high school
pupils "Wednesday aud in the
course of his remarks said: "In
1896 ! took orcnrion to say in
public speech that "a scnb is II
hero, aud / still see nothing wrong
ia that remark.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

Muldoon Kelley Ind business
down town "Wednesday when the
Joint session was held He WAS
sen, for but could not Ice found.
Had he been found and taken hack
to the Capitol he could not have
been made Ia vote for Teller. Mul-
doom Kelley is peculiar. lie has
idiosyncrncies not enjoyed by other
men
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

j.. X. Cessna returned from n
three.weeks business trip 10 lii
nois last Saturday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

Edward O. Wolcott Is about
over his troubles and is now enjoy
ing himself watching the game of
politics as played by Alva Adams,
Charley Thomas, ct al.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

George Benson, of Mosca WAS
doing business in Monte Vista the
fore part of the week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

Invitations have been sent out
for a social dance at the Woodmen
hall next Friday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-24

The 5000 population of the pro
hibiuon town of Montpelier, VI
spent 10000 for whisky, gin and
alcohol during the past year.
That amount was sold 10y the city
liquor agent How much bust
ness Wa, done by hoot-lcggcrs Is
not reported.