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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-02-28
T'RUsTEE'S SALE
aF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

H. Westminster District, Carroll County. Nd.
e.. sfrf.l, az decree Of the Great Court
far Carroll county, sitting IN Equity, passed
la Fs,ss.. NJ Gor3 EqaliY. whercin Fannie l.
Lssts.. ri 81. are plaintiffs, aud George W.
W-.fu-rt. IS a., are defendants, the under-
.5rsed. trustee named ia said decree, Will offer
Al raf1l- asl-. GA The premises, situate 90 the
aa.H. aauaty rad leading from Westminster
- Manchester. miles from Westminster, and
bali mile trom Cranberry Staiioa, ga the
~ " &. r., on
WEDNESDAY,. Ilta or MARCH, 1908,
Al / O'Clock. q. m., a valuable tract contain
iaE
@ ACRES AND Il PERCHES OF LAND,
ra-rr ar ls>s. improved by lwo aud bait
story Frame Wgaihsrboafied
uueilag Iiuuse, Stable, aud 4 y
usual ouihasidinEs, Nater, fruits 81 ssttGISH
1f ell afuis g., and located 49, -
convenient 90 schools. churches and stores
l. &. worthy the attention ct purchasers
About = acres, lying GA the east sidr ct the
rssa aiil 81 sarveyeI and CUT Oh Of the above
,r,ct. aud offered seyeraily and Jointly, aud
sold ;e the bes, advantage
A..a a tract VI land containing AtkE>,
fpar,. ar less. situate near the above property
..sh outlet 10 feet wide 70 the public road.
suited Tor grazing or farming, aud well worm
alJeution Of purchasers.
Terms ol Sale-Onr third part OF the pur'
chase money 10 be paid ON The day Of sale, or
upan the ratification thereof by The CouTii bal
sus,. ln Que aud two years, the credit payments
60 be secured 10 the satisfaction Of the trustee
aud bearing interest from the day Of sale
For further information call upon or address
tB.. trustee. az Westminster, Nd.
GEORGE l.. STOCkSDALE,
feb "a - trustee
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-02-28
GREAT SPECIAL SLE OF China and house FURNISHING Goods


We
of
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-02-28
Great Special Bargains in Granite Ware.

Large Granite Saucepans; quart size; cheap at SOC,
now only 800. No scaly ones, and all have lids
quart or 5 quart Granite Coffee Pots, in first quality
goods and seamless being all made Of one piece Every one
really worth soc For this sale, only Csc for any
Granite Bread Raisers large; q quart size; worth
81 80 but for this sale, only csc.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-02-28
The Cumberland Pogtoaee.

Congressman Pearre said to Favor his Brother
Willamette Politicians are Excited
Claims to the Place made BY the friends Of
Mr. Charles H. Hoitzmau-A Alleged Brokeu
Promises, &c.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-02-28

b. virtue Of decree Of The Circuj, Court
Tor Carroll County, sitting Court Of
Equity, passed 10 cause wherein John c.
Friede IS plaintiff ard Anna I. Arlington
aud others, defendants, it being cause No.
40l2 Equity, the undersigned, trustee, will
offer a, public sale GA
MONDAY, 2ND DAY OF MARCH, 1908,
a. / clock a. u. "A, the Court House door,
in Westminster, Maryland, Al. the right, title,
interest aud estate. both At Law and ia equity
OF which William p. Arlington, deceased,
died seized and possessed, IN the farm Of his
father. the late Austin Arlington. which
farm is situated IN Carroll county, near Hen
rytou, adjoining the lands Of John T. Rich
ardsou, Albert +. Arlington aud others, and
CONTAINS I62 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, said interest owned by said Viii
liam p. Arlington, deceased therein being
about one-rwelfh interest.
Terms OF Sale.-Oue third cash on the day
OF sale or the ratification thereof by the court,
and the residue in two equal payments, one
in one year aud the other in two years from
day of sale. with interest, or all cash AT The
option Of the purchaser; credit payments to
be secured by the nores OF purchaser bearing
interest with approved security.
GUY W. STEELE, Trustee.
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SALE.

The undersigned, as agent. will sell at pub
lie sale on the farm known as the Roop farm,
at Roops Mills, II miles from Wakefield
and miles west of Westminster, on
TUESDAY, MARCH II, 1903,
at O'Clock. a. m, head of good @
Young work horses, Percheron stal, C.
lion, years DID, stallion, years old, NCs~A~
blooded stock; yearling colt, q head OF cat
-a-~~. tie, consisting Of is head of good
%TSxsAI mich cows. 8 head of young heliers,
~A some will be fresh by day OF sale;
Durham bull, brood sows with pig, shoats,
IA pigs. boar. , broadtread wagons. haavy
or light horse, 4 inch tread, good AS new;
horse 8 inch tread wagon, stone beds,
hay carriages, 2horse spring wagon, l-horse
spring wagon, carriage, falling top buggy.
stick wagon. set of dung boards, l2hOrse
power engine, Greencastle make; GeSer
thresher, French buhr chopping mill and
crusher complete. betiEg. winnowing mill,
hay fork, rope and pulley, Superior disc
grain drill Black Hawk check row corn
planter good as new; land roller, turrow
plows, , sulkey corn plows, Snyder corn
plOwS, , spriugtooth harrOws, Osborne binder.
foot cut; Osborne mower, Tiger horse rake,
fifth chains, 3.horse stretcher, stretchers,
triple, double and single trees, jockey stick.
log chains. COW chains, halterS brides. col
lars, check lines, , horse lines, 6 horse lines
trout gears. cider mill. bob sled, milk caus.
pair of beams, lot of old iron and large lot
OF other articles too numerous TO mention.
Terms:-AU sums OF $40 and under. cash;
on all sums over $40 a credit Of eight months
will be given on note, with approved security.
bearing interest from day of sale.
WILLIAM ". ECkARD, Agent
J. Thomas Roop, auct.
feb2S.ts ChaS. c. EugeI. clerk
HOTEL PROPERTY,
Il l. known rs the WorfhIuE-on Hotel. 30
Hampstead. Nd. and HOUSEHOLD FUR
NTfURE. AT PUBLIC SALE.
By virtue Of a deed of trust from Frederick
J. Steruer aud wife 70 the undersigned, | viii
sci at public sale. on the premises. ,ht above
named Hotel Property aud Heie Furpiiare."n
SATURDAY MARCH 2I>t, 1905.
ri I O'Clock. y. m The ba.Id,ngs are large
two story iog and weaiherhoa,ded building.
with back building, large stable
i ~ and other uuybudIug>; be land
-! consists OF ahau, J.! acres. Il
.iL5 -ssaazS al. be surveyed before The tsy
Of sale and offered u three lots: also IS au
entirety. This property Is located ou TIE cor.
uer Of The Main street aud rh.. Westminster
Road, iu Hampstead Carroll ruaaty. Md.
and IS vel adapted 90 any yHu.ft business.
Also at the same time and place large
variety Ut Household and Kitchen Furniture.
! black mare. DAYTON. wagon. buggy. T..
Terms O.! sale 90 Res. Estate. -o8s -huat
cash ua The dsy &C sale. or on rte ratification
thereof, AMI the other n1e-hslf ig SIX months;
the credit payment to be- secured 10y note NJth
approved security, bearing interest frozen tue
day Of sale, or one bait pt she yurchs>, wauey
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DUBLIC SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE,

Situated in Taneytowu, Carroll County, Nd.
The undersigned, a. attorney for Harriet
BelEnger. will offer at public sale, on the
premises, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 9th, 1908,
Al > o clock. p. IN, sharp, the store stand aud
private residence situated in Taneytown, Md,
new occupied by John I. Fogle) improved
by q story Frame and Brick
j. ~ ~ Dwelling. Has a frontage u
ZHE about 20 feet and a depth OF
hsh about 50 feet. The lot has
frontage OF about 20 feet and depth OF about
$50 feet. This property Is well,known' being
situated on the northwest corner OF the square,
IN said town. and was formerly occupied by
Jesse II. Haugh. Ii is one Of the most de,
sirable business locations III Taneytown, and
is well worthy the attention OF Purchasers.
If nc, sold, the property will be for rent on
aud after the day of sale. Possession given
April lst, 1903,
Terms.-Cash on day of sale, or when the
deed Is given; or easier terms will be given II
desired by the purchaser
GEORGE l.. STOChSDALE,
feb2l.2t Attorney for Harriet Bolhnger.
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HORSES AND MULES.

so Head of Indiana Horses and Mules
will arrive at my stables in Li,tlestowu, Pa,
Monday. March ,, 1908 Among the
lot are 20 Head of Fine Driving
"a and Saddle Horses, 2 .>AAs
O. Fast PAGERS and Fine Coach
NcATeam; number OF Farm Chunks,
Mares and Horses; number of good single line
leaders: number Of good spans of mules.
Come and see this lot as you can find stock
here from $40 to 500.
II. A. SPALDING,
fet2s LittlestOwn, Pa.
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David >. walsh. Rond a r~rLe, >o,-.
TRUSTEES SALE
"A 90
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
A, Paap~co, Carroll County. Maryland

The undersigned, trustees. by virtue u toe
pawrr ans authority contained tn decree ai
the C,ryarl Court faF Carroll caaayy. passed
90 cause Ne. ioIl Equity ~5ii oacs az pl5ac
sale. 90
SATURDAY. the 2-gA ol MARCH. iss.
a. Q. M. as tar premises, ra Psssp-ss.
CafroH couaiF. Mari iagd parrs! q -sut,
containing 81 ACRES, uosc ~ irss, snFf1vrd
by a .oE dwelling hoa,s- u
a = bynE ths same land aHd
- premises iarmsr.y occupied Hg
GEas11sszz@ Ssusari kc.bssrh 4~Ceasra
Sa,d land - sell socafsd Tor sa,.i.ns par
poses sasvey ai The i2uA ai.l Dr. madr BY
gh- day of sa.c
Tcras Il Sa,r One bird sA,h 90 The iAy
o' sale % af.aa fhs ratification thereof br aid
caaIt. ari The residue So be paid IN TOO Nganl
payments. The one % Dc paia ~ one year and
the ostrE Is Two Y~ars fron 'hr das a' safe
vigh interest Ani to br srcurv5 by she nofcs
Of The purchaser 80 garvhasers. =ifh .rrufsiy
to BE- approved " by lhr ir4str~s- The
trustees ulil r7laFrr . cash deposit q s. Of
The parrhas.r "a the dAy of ss.r
DAVID +. WALSH
FRANCIS NEAL PARKE.
lr4ssrvs
S,cholas J. Mash. Aags irh2>-ts
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
MILL AND FARM AT PRIVATE
Nl SALE.

/ will sell my Gris,, Chopping and Saw Mill,
also farm Of 80 ACRES. >
ROODS and / PERCH OF z. ~ 4
LAND, more or less. This Isl xtt.ssys'ssA
property is on the county road szzsssas. 1870
leading from the Baltimore pike to Eastview,
one mile from each. Mill and buildings in
first-class condition. There Is also a tenant
house. Running water at dwelling and barn.
This is one Of he best mill properties in the
county, mud the farm is in excellent condi
ton. Fine fruit; convenient to schools and
churches. daily mail &c.
ISAAC GREEN, JR.,
feb2I At Westminster, Md, Carrier 4.
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LNOR SALE.
Handsome Ws,aai Baer', ~..s.sasd
ehrau lr.a.rr a. tar. JHc- 'sa - lt
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Special Bargains in Dinner and Tea Sets

Very pretty Decorated China Tea Sets; English Iron
aud warranted in every particular for this sale
only 50 %. Just half what they are worth.
Pretty Decorated Tea Sets in several designs handsome
floral decorations with gold edges of the best things ever
offered for this sale only 10 worth 50. Only 1919.
Pretty Decorated Dinner Sets Of II pieces, floral deco
raons latest style shapes and size of Il pieces and a
bargain For this SALE only So 68 Worth full 81 80.
Now only So .68.
Beautiful Dinner and Tea Sets combined Of 100
pieces floral decorations with all gold edges aud gold stripes
NJ knobs and handles \ genuine bargain For this sale,
ouly S. 90 really worth SIS, Now only SO 90.
Many other special bargains in fine English China Din
ner and Tea Sets and in plain white Come and see
them.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-02-28

By virtue of deed of trust from Frederick
J. S.eruer aud wife 20 the undersigned, | Will
sci al public sale. 90 the premises, the above
named Hotel Properly aud Hotel Furniture. ~
SATURDAY MARCH DIST. 1905
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Great Special Bargain in Brooms.

Broom corn has been high for the past three years
that every will welcome this opportunity to buy
Brooms these figures. They lower than when
broom cheap years ago Good house Brooms, well
made only 1Oc each Better and heavier Brooms sell every
where for 2Oc, only he lOc and 13c.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-02-28
DRIvATE SALE OF DESIRABLE
Il l,E. ~. L.

William f. Warner, Ag-.fauaer.
te1 = is Rru,g.s 4 Grouse. Attorneys.
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Big Special Lot Toilet Sets.

We had almost deared getting these, they good
and pottery has raised the price their goods since the
first of the wear but here they Full piece Toilet
Sets pretty floral decorations all perfect goods and genuine
bargains at the figures For this sale only 81 %
Cheap at So 50 aud you will find hard match them at
that Now only Sl95.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-02-28

The undersigned, as agent, will sell at pub
lie sale on the farm known the Roop farm,
at Roop's Mills, /! miles from Wakefield
and miles west of Westminster, on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-20
c. D. Pierce 0 Co,s Cotton Letter.

fBy Private Wire From c. W. Lee & Col
 NEW YORK. Nov. l9-The market con- tinues to surprise everybody and the changes which have taken place in two days amount to about as much the fluctuations of the h. tire season of 1898. An advance of cent was regarded a great thing in 1897 or 1898 and yet in two days the market has gone from Io.9o to II 30, or 40 points from lI32 to Il.o2, or 30 points. and back to tl.So, or a total of 100 points all in forty eight hours. If there Is any one who knows anything about a market of this kind the New York pit would like to find him. There has never been any changes like these in the history of the cotton speculation. number of factors operating against an advance and yet the undertone shows resistence to pres sure. Some look for a wild sort of a market for some days to come, but whether any prog ress can be made towards a higher lower level remains to be seen. It looks though the market was seeking a lower level for the time being and yet the short interest runs quickly that the price holds very well. It hard ly seems though the market was a pur- chase at the moment and We are waiting for developments. As the market gives evidence of it's next move this will be some inducemnt to trade At the moment the only way appears to be to buy below l l cents and sell around 1 h: with any falling off in re- ceipts the market is likely to work higher. Trading is on an enormous scale and fiuctua- tions are now on the 40 and 5o-point order If operators can catch the swing of the mar ket there is big money in buying on smashes and selling on big bulge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-20
.Proprietors-

progress or whether the break was simpIy a reaction on bull market as was inc casa yesterday and on Tuesday, the tone changed rom weak to firm with incredible swift ness and almost before operators made up their minds to act the price had changed suf- nclentIy to cause a consideration and result in activity, a large business was done by Drokerage houses in. the Southern connections and commission houses poured out cotton steadily on the decline. Never in the history of cotton speculation has there been anything like the changes of the week. The prices
 1uctuated in way to enrich the professional traders who were the right side of the market. The receipts of a large scale and the in sight figures promise to change the sta tistical position considerably. With more cot ton coming into the Southern markets and ex- ports on diminished scale, more future seli- ing has taken place in New York and New Orleans during the last few days. Coming af- ter the sensational advance in price this has added a weight which the general public could not shoulder and at the same time keep the movement toward higher levNl. With the liberal movement of new cotton and weather such as to indicate larger receipts as compared with last year for some time to come, many holders have sold their cot ton. Fluctuations have proved sensational ow- ing to the persistence of the buying power with the large profits from previous transactions. A bear element of some importance has been present, but the efforts of this have been lessened in power by the heavy selling on breaks and covering on an advance, when the market begins to show evidence of weakness and possible breaks large blocks of cotton are hurled in to the pit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-20
MARKETS FOR FUTURES
WIDE FLUCTUATIONS DURING
 THE DAY.
Sentiment Still Seems Bullish De- spite Continued Heavy Receipts Feature Was Sale of SO0O of
 November in One Block.

NEW YORK. Nov. Ie.-The cotton market opened firm at an advance of 59Il points and followed the call, gained another point or two on covering and room buying, encouraged by zhe recovery in Liverpool, which at the hour of the local opening was a little better than expected. rather smaller receipts than esti- mated and the continued cold weather in the belt Then 1t was observed that the big bull leaders were not supporting aggressively as drive at the market when it was that heavy realizing caused a net loss of 2Q4 points. Following this the market ruled irregular, but generally strong on more aggressive buying by bull interests, reports that Southern trading company had reduced their crop estimate to 10000. 900 bales. despite the heavy receipts recently and predictions for decreasing move ment. which were backed up by estimates for tonorrow's leading points that were rather under the recent average though still large as compared with last year. At any rate prices gain of IsQ25 points on the active months and room sentiment seemed bullish. Just before the close. however. there was again heavy realz- ing by the scalping contingent and the market eased of, closing net 61i3 points higher. Sales were estimated at 100000 bales Begin ming with an early estimate of 62, 900 bales for the days ports, ideas were later reduced to the 53, 0oo-baie figure and the actual re- ceipts turned out still less than that, though well above last years figures. Exports were fair. A feature of the afternoon market was block at points below the December quota fion. Private advices received from Texas in- dicafed that the cold wave had done consid- erabie damage and 1t seemed that the trade still expects @ bul1ish statement from the Gov ernment in the early part of next month
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-20
Liverpool Cotton Future..
Daily Cotton Market.

NEW oRLEANS-Quiet and easy; sales 45o; ordinary sK: good ordinary, 7-Is: low middling, 10 7l6 middling 10 I3-I6: poo6 mddling, l.; middli1g fair, II%: receintS l6.S72; stock 252. $50. GALVESTON-Easy: middling IOE. recaipts l37ei; stock. 267, 353. MOBILE-Quiet: middllng. Io%; sales 800. receipts. 4oe stock. 47o53.
 SANANNAH-Firm; middling IOX. saIas 7o2; receipts, s623; stock, lSI,oI4.
 CHARLESTON-Quiet firm; middling lo7s 7s5 ''-'O' ''0'N' '''-
 WILMINGTON-steady; middling, 10 7s: ra- celpts, 274S; stock, 20. 945.
 NORFOLK-Steady; middling 10 9-I6; sales 699; receipts, 4,327; stock. 20. 593
 BALTIMORE-Nominal; middling, II.l2: re- eeipts 500; stock. 6.S64
 BOSTON-Steady; middling. JI.35: net re- ceipts 35; stock, 22o5
 PHILADELPHIA-St middlinr 1T 6n, stock, 3,i4I.
 ST LOUIS-Steady: middling IT; sales, 2: receipts, 752; stock. 1882
 NEW YoRK-Quiet and steady at IIS5; gross receipts. 3279; sales. 200; stock, ss, : $50; exports to Great Britain, 2 24S3; to the continent. I.6eS.
 Total today at all seaports-Net receipts 5l.l74; exports to Great Britain 8, e4s; to the continent, 23,674 to Japan, 3.II3; stock SIS. .e2I.
 Consolidated-Net receipts 3s4. 247 exports to Great Britain. 7l.Se4; to France 52 6S2; to the continent, I25, 500; to Japan. 4, 6S2
 Total since ept. Met receiuts. B. Ie4 e7o; exports to Great Britain, 9IS.o93: to France e,5o4; to the continent, S75, ,S36; to Japan. ss62; to Mexico, 979.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-20
Treasury Statement. WASHINGTON, Nov Ie-Treasury balances. S22o,ois,77S; gold, $ii5,232,4 ,432.
Chicago Grain and Provisions

Chicago Grain and Provisions. ! CHICAGO. Nov. l9.-The situation in the Northwest was less bullish today and in con sequence the wheat market here showed little strength December closing unchanged. De- cember corn was off M. oats were 1sc higher and January provisions were from to 71ac higher.
 Wheat ruled strong early on active support from a prominent operator and influenced some by higher cables and after opening a shade lower to h4Ac higher at 79979A, December advanced to 79%, Northwest traders seemed to have wheat for sale and on the advance there was considerable realizing by local longs and while there a fair demand the buy ing was not sufficient to prevent a loss of the early gain, December reacting to 7S% Shorts covered quite freely on the decline and prices again advanced, but the market showed little strength the latter part of the session and December closed unchanged at 79Q791s. Clear ceipts were l.335.s 800. against I,25s, 100 a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported l,o69 cars, against 94l last week and ,O0l a year ago.
 Corn receipts dropped off materially in spite of excellent weather for the movement and this fact was the chief factor in supporting prices. There was considerable covering early and the market ruled strong, but later on sell ing by provision interests a weaker tone de- veloped. After selling between 42h and 42B, December closed hc lower at 42&. Receipts, S4 cars.
 December oats were in fair demand from shorts throughout the day and with only small offerings the market ruled strong at times, but selling by local traders held prices down. Small receipts and an improvement in ship ping demand were factors. December ranged between 34ss and 351s and closed 1sc higher at 34S Receipts. l3l cars.
 Provisions sold over narrow range and the volume of trade was small and mostly for local account. There a small advance at the start on higher hogs and the better tone was maintained throughout the day. January pork closed Sc higher at $I .52h; January lard and ribs were 7kc higher at S7.67M.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-20
New York Cotton Futures.
New Orleans Spot Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. le.-spot cotton quiet and easier with limited offerings and very little demand Sales, 2,450 balees, including l,Ooo to arrive. Quotations I-I6 lower,
 Futures opened quiet with prices from to D points higher. The unprecedented cold Meather Tor so early in the season was re- garded as a bullish feature and acted as a support to prices throughout the morning, Al times profit taking by room traders was heavy enough to cause wide declines. The volume of trade was comparatively light Some nervous- ness was apparent due to the coming bureau estimate of the crop and few operators traded except for turn. It was like yesterdays s scalpers' market and the scalper did the great CT part of the trading In the operations of the morning December advanced 8 points above yesterdays close to Io.92, fell to 10 30 and points to lo.es, fell to lo.s7 and advanced to !.U2; March gained points to III4 fell to lIo3 then advanced to Il.2e From the highest figures of the day prices fell off 10 @l4 points, the market closing quiet. Net gains 648 points
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-20
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