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The Democratic advocate., 1909-03-12
fothtoes ~ N. l. eUssSttH SON W.
TRUsTEEs' SALE oFvALUABLE
Store Property and Elevator
At Maple Grove Station
On the B. and n. Railroad, In Carroll
county, Md.

The undersigned. trustees by virtue
of decree OF the Circuit Court for
Carroll County. passed In cause In
said Court depending. wherein Cora
NJ. Culllson Is plaintiff, and Irving
q. Cullison and others, are defend
ants. being cause No. 444f on the
Equity Docket of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County. Will sell at pub
lie sale. on the premises on
SATURDAY, MARCH 27th, 1909,
al o'clock p. m, the following prop
erty, towit:
All that tract or parcel OF land,
containing ONE AND A HALF ACRES
OF LAND, more or less, located at
Maple Grove Station, on the b. q II.
Division OF the Western Maryland
Railroad, and about one mile from
Manchester.
This property is improved by a
large BRICK DWELL
ING and Store House A6
combined;a commodious 49,
grain elevator, equipped .
with gasoline engines and fixtures,
and large hay, straw and fertilizer
sheds; good stable and other neces-
sary outbuildings. This is the same
property formerly occupied by Irv-
ing G.. Culllson, wherein he conducted
General Merchandise Store and
Grain, Hay and Straw business.
The sale of this property offers an
opportunity to purchase one Of the
most desirable business places in
Carroll county.
Terms of Sale:--one-third cash on
the day OF sale or on the ratification
thereof by the Court; and the residue
in two equal payments. one to be paid
In one year and the other In two years
from the day Of sale with interest, and
to be secured with the notes of the
purchaser or purchasers with security
TO be approved of by the trustees; OF
the whole of the purchase money may
be paid In cash on the ratification oI
said sale by the Court.
JOHN MILTON REIFSNIDER,
EDWARD o. WEANT,
GUY W. STEELE, Trustees
Bond o Parke. Solicitors. m arS-t.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-03-12

A conception that is quite general
among people of eastern states IL that
the horse raising business of ths
Rocky mountain and Pacific Slot,
states Is Ntill IN the broncho stage r..
picture Of the proycrbiai cowhey
mounted on his mustang. so eommn.
In the newspaper and magazine lllnS
trationa OF the day, IL doubtless ~
large measure responsible for the mis-
conception referred ~ bus very dif
ferent status Of the aorse raising bur'
ness of the west IN the case. Many ~
the large farm and ranch owners haye
been buying and shipping in the l,nxi
types Of speed and draft horses whi 3
could hc secured, with tho result that
some of the finest horses which the
country produces are raised west ~
the Missouri river. and number 81
western cities are already taking q
high rank o. horse markets. which are
frequented by big eastern buyers.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-03-12

An Oklahoma lady reader Of these
notes reports that field Of alfalfa
which is located near her poultry
yard is frequented by her flock dur
ing all the winter months when the
weather will permit. and in that lati.
tude this is virtually the whole win
ter season. The field with Its plants
rich In protein makes an ideal pasture
furnishing not only needed exercise,
but most valuable ration Of nourish-
ing green food, Ir the north these adj
vantagss can I1e but poorly initiated
with the scratching shed and clover
hay.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-03-12

About the only argument which we
have heard urged against the growIns
Of alfalfa is that this responsive
legume produces so many crops IN one
season sometimes ave or six-that Il
keeps n fellow at home cutting and
curing II almost as closely as II be
were n widower and had family ot
eight kids and n weekly washing On
his hands. A feature that makes the
matter somewhat worse Ii that alfnlfa
requires more attention IN the curing
than do most other kinds OF hay, =
thought that may give general console
tion. however. IN that the closer mos,
fellows stay at home the more cirrun,
spect citizens they usually are.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-03-12
PUBLIC SALE
OF
STOCK
AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS
IS - - @.

- -
The subscriber, having rented his
farm, will sell at public sale on the
sullivan and Manchester road, in
Cranberry Valley adjoining the farm
Of David j. Brown, midway between
Westminster and Manchester, on
TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1903,
at 10 O'Clock a. M. head OF horses
and mules, one pair fine black mules,
and II years, weighing 1900 lbs.
each; one gray mare. ~ years old,
with foal; one sorrel driving horse.
IL years old. The above will work
anywhere hitched; Is head Cattle,
consisting Of II head fine mich cows,
mostly Duthams. about will be fresh
by day Of sale: young bulls. well
bred and good colors: % head Sheep
and Lambs, all well bred and good
stock, one Dorsey Buck: 10 head
hogs, two fine brood sows with pig.
shoats.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
7-foot Plano binder. 5-foot pla-
no mower. ] 4lz-foot mower. 4
horse broadtread wagon and bed.
and 6-horse broadtTead thimble
skein wagon and bed 2-horse wagon
and bed. ! spring wagon. 2 hay car
riages. ] bob sled, riding corn plow.
] horse sled and bed. Perry spring
tooth harrows, is tooth; elod roller,
] single Hoosier corn planter, / CO.
tooth smoothing harrow nearly new:
] Keystone weeder, bull tongue
plow 2 No 40 and 3-horse Oliver
chilled plows. ! No. 40 Xxx 3-horse
oliver chilled plow. shovel plows and
single corn plows / Albright double
riding corn planter and plow eombln-
ed ] Empire thfeahing separator with
Jack and belts complete. 6
and s-hursepower. | Tornado fod-
der cutter, / BrInser grain cradle,
corn shelter. / hay rake, double
Harpoon hay fork. pulieys and rope.
hay knife. | Scientific corn and cob
mill. ! BickfOrd and Hoffman grain
drili. triple. double and single trees
set blacksmith tools. digging irons,
hoes, rakcs, grain bags, / wheelbar-
r0w. 2 log chains 9th chain.
rFoasfut saw, 2 sets brGechbands. I
sets front gears set plow gears.
set single buggy harness. wagon
saddle, s sets fly nets. 2 sets check
lines hniterH and chains. / iadles
riding saddle and brldie. / farm bell
sheep shears mnttncks and rxes
breast chains COW chains. standard
chains ! lawn mower, ! pair horse
clippers. ] single barrel breech. load
ing gun. ! grindstone and frame. maui
and wedges, jockey sticks. jack
screw corn choppers. ! lot oil cana.
etc. J Goo pound platform scales on
wheels. about Is barrels ef corn
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
cimirs. stone jars and pots. glass
Jars / Enterprise sausage suffer.
lard press. & iiye-Rallon milk cans.
milk StraineT barrels of vinegar.
esq stove and pipe, 10, smoked meat
sides shoulders and hams. iroA
wash kettle | quilting frame. ! steam
washer, | small copper kettle, lot
apple butter. and many articles too
numerous 10 mention
Terms ~ SAlee--All suns Of $1,000
end under cash. ait sumo over that
amount credit 81 months will be-
given, with Interest and approved se-
cuFiiS. No property 10 BE- removed
until settled for.
y. THOMAS BABYLON.
] Wesley BlggH and " W Babylon,
Clerks J, Thomas R0op. auc,
The Democratic advocate., 1909-03-12

FERTILIZER for Oats and Early
Potatoes as N. /. GORSUCH son GO.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-03-12

The secret of the prosperity and
contcntmcnt to be found In sections ~
the country largely devoted TO dairy
Ing Hes IN the fact that In the market.
ing Of Ton of butter but % cents
worth Of soil fertility Is removed from
the farm promises. More fertility ii
marketed IN the shnpe Of live stock
and still more when the raw cereal
products are sold. which nales the
last named the most spendthrift type
Of agriculture which can 10 followed.
Where locality Is especially favor
able to n growing of apples or other
kinds of fruit II IL well for several 10
unite In the growing of the same well
known standard varieties. This makes
II possible TO handle fruit Of one kind
In ear lots. while buyers VIII come
from distEuce II n considerable qnan.
iity ef given varieties may be had
More than thu. the spraying. pruning
and cultivation of similar types ~
fruit IN The same neighborhood wonid
be much the same. aud one fruit grow
or could learn from his neighbors an6
perhaps in turn hrip those of less ex
pericnce
The Democratic advocate., 1909-03-12

The subscriber, having rented his
farm, will sell at public sale on the
Sullivan and Manchester road, in
Cranberry Valley. adjoining the farm
Of David j. Brown, midway between
Westminster and Manchester, on
The Democratic advocate., 1909-03-12
SATURDAY, MARCH eth, 1893,

IUt Is IIIIpIUFtU Uy q SUD
stantial BRICK DWELL
ING with s rooms. cell
lar and attic. also stable,
The Democratic advocate., 1909-03-12
TRUSTEES SALE or
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
Ia Westminster. Md.
In Westminster. Nd.


by virtue of decree In the cir
cult Court for Carroll County. la
Equity. passed In cause therein de-
pending between Anna s. Reese and
others, plaintiffs. and a. Fred Reese.
defendant. the undersigned trustee
viii offer az public sale. on the prem
ises. in Westminster. on
! SATURDAY, the s7th day Of MARCH,
1909. AZ II o'clock. a. m. tbs following
described real estate.
All that lot Of land situated on Main
street, opposite Court, bounded on
one side by an alley and on the other
by the property OF Judge Bond The
location of this property Is most de-
slrable In every respect II Is Inn
proved by large double
BRICK HOUSE. which ~ =
can readily be used for 49, -
residential OF business
purposes. This sale presents a rare
opportunity for any one desiring a
property In Westminster II belongs
to the estate OF John T. Reese, de-
ceased. and was occupied for long
number Of years by Gustavus w.
CrapafeF, deceased. For further IN
/ formation communicate with the
trustee. at IA Il. Lexington street.
Baltimore. or Guy w. Steele. West
minister.
Terms OF Sale:--One-third part of
I the purchase money to be paid TO
the trustee on the day OF sale, or up
on the ratification thereof by the
Court: and the residue to be paid In
two equal payments. the one in one
year and the other In two years. with
| interest from the day OF sale, and to
be secured by the notes OF the pur-
chaser or purchasers. with security
TO be approved by the trustee, or all
cash at the option OF the purchaser
or purchasers.
JOHN A. BARKER, JR. Trustee.
! Guy w. Steele, Solicitor.
! mar5-ts r.. N. Davis. Auet
The Democratic advocate., 1909-03-12

A ssignee of Mortgage Sale
The Democratic advocate., 1909-03-12

A reason which VIII account for
young orchard trees not bearing soon.
er than they do after being set may
lie in the soil being too rich I'm nitro.
gen as compared with the other chief
elements. potash and phosphorus.
To correct this condition manure
should be kept from the trees and the
vigorous growth checked by putting
the trees in grass for couple Of
years. II is possible 10 be too kind 10
young fruit trees. aud ovcrmnnuring
them Is one Of the easiest.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-03-12
TRUSTEES SALE
a ......oF......
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
And LeaSehOld Property
IN WESTMINSTER, MD.

The undersigned trustee; appointed
BY decree Of the Circuit Court for Car
roll county, In cause No. 4417 Equity
in the case OF Frank w. Await ct al.
VS.. George L. Await ct all. will sell
at public autcion on the premises No.
I'll =. Main street, at 10 o'clock a. M,
on
SATURDAY, MARCH eth, 1909,
and the balance of the property here
in advertised at | O'Clock D. m. on
John street.
No. LA lot In fee simple. situate
on East Main street, being No. 211
fronting 40 feet on said street and ex-
tending back 2lS feet to an alley. Said
lnt 10 ifureouad ~, q. ex,b
The Democratic advocate., 1909-03-12

A0i 50 b1ti1h DF EAAAf1~
ING and Store House
combined;a commodIous
grain elevator, equipped
The Democratic advocate., 1909-03-12

1t Is hard TO understand why H.
many sections OF the country viii b
are already well embarked In a dairy
and stock raising type Of agriculture
should be 40 slow In adopting the sllp
as one of the best possible means Of
utilizing economically one of the most
important home grown products OF the
farm. II would seem that n silo aud
ensilage gospel needs preaching In a
good many benlghted sections of the
country which agriculturally at least
are not living up 10 their opportunities.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-03-12
1876 ACRES AND 9 ROODs,

9IIWH1 ltHfI ItWi a TWO
s tory ID w ELLIN @
HOUSE, o Tenant House,
Dairy and other out
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1909-02-12
There is this to be said of Professor

There is this to be said Of Professor
Davenport's theory of human improvement.
1t shows we are paying more attention to
heredity and it further shows that there is
an effort being made to make more and
more use of our knowledge of breeding
laws. We isolate the criminal and insane
subjects to-day. Tomorrow we may find
a way to put into practice enough of Prof
Davenport's plan to retard the transmits
sion of insane and criminal intent and at
some future day we may 60 step further
and finally through the agencies of heredi-
ty and education raise the human race to
much higher level Of physical and psy-
chical excellence.
So much for the part the breeders and
students of heredity are playing in the
progress of the world
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1909-02-12
HUMAN IMPROVEMENT.

Now comes Professor Eugene Davenport
with plan for making the human race bet
ter through the agencies of heredity and
selection. The modern way of evolving
better human beings by the simple educa-
tional route is too slow and uncertain &C
cording to the professors view. He would
control the human race just as he would
a breed of cattle. Those human beings
who did not approach fixed standard of
excellence he would colonize and allow
them to die off without an opportunity to
transmit to another generation their own
physical and psychical imperfections.
Professor Davenport, who is a dean and
director of the College of Agriculture of
the University Of Illinois, is not visionary
sort of man, but practical and expert
mental breeder who understands well the
use of heredity and selection as agencies
for improving breed groups. And ne con-
tends that the identical methods he uses
for improving his cattle would serve to
improve the human race.
Taken from the region of theory and re-
duced to working plane this scheme for
the improvement of the human race would
involve an examination before scientific
court. The character of the parents and
grand parents would need be examined
Should the subjects ancestry be found
wanting in good parts and show great
degree of undesirable character the subject
would be relegated to the colony of "culls"
or 'scalawags" Then with a generation
of people whose tendencies were good the
process Of education would finish the work
of developing high class group of peo-
pie.
Possibly the professor. whose plan was
unfolded at a meeting of physicians and
scientists last week in Chicago did not hope
TO see his plan of human improvement put
TO a practical test, but presented it rather
as an Offset to the various schemes pro-
posed from time to time to bring about the
same results Marriage laws and similar
projects that have been advocated from
time to time offer no adequate solution of
the problem. So the practical breeder
went to the root Of the trouble and pro-
posed what all practical breeders know is
the most certain method of procedure.
However, thousands of hands would 60
up in horror at the operation of law that
would brutality take from the parents their
that was weak either mentally or
There is too much sentiment
in the country to permit of enforcing
aw so drastic.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1909-02-12

County q nteomerg, So
- A..-r y. 4-.-..u, .ss,uouS VI sue ABOVE
named Company, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
PHILIP D. LAIRD, President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this
18th day Of February, 1909.
ALBERT NJ. B0UIC,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
ARTHUR WILLIAMS,
WIN. W. WELSH,
z. @. PETER,
FEB l2-3t Directors.
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WeU .AdUertLSeZlaentS.
RHODE ISLAND REDS,
BOTH COMBS.

F;no ,h;h;,;on ,J ,,.:I:. 49, e.,
fine eAniOi'ion anu utiiity stocK Ior
sale.
Eggs from utility pens, 81 per sitting; S.
per hundred.
Eggs from exhibition pens, 50 per sitting |;
$40 per hundred.
These are prices until April lst, after which
my address will be Binghamton,N Y State,
ar my exhibition quality will be So per sit
sing. Come and see my stock before buying
eggs elsewhere. ! have pen Of each comb,
eShio, Ca quality, TAT ! claim 81 os
equFiea sEcspuag ~ nfeeasrs oifepa's tiont
mo raa4 taH5F or 451ss ~ s9s f1f
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Sona 20. Samples.

Fouads this season distinct departure from the rmo
and white and brown and white that have been 90 @
socated with the name We have them all coo such A.
rose raspberry taupe and fact the range of coo far
IN novelty STRIPES new figured Designs some in the latest on
oraa patterns 24-nch widths Our special pride is line
Others at...75c 100, $1OO and $I25 a ward '''''''
gPklESTLEY'S BLACK VOILEs every woman knows the ,
taton OF these goods and this voie a beautiful onat b
woven and crispy AZ inches wide The regular selling price
Ssa p, $50.
ooc RAN Serges AZ inches wdc all pure WOOL in ali the
coiorS green's brown tan navy medium blue etc ward
$lV Fancy Fhbone Suings in black only also berrnobon
w oagona enects these very fashionable inches wide
VIC" :" J"iN'''''
~ prepay carriage charges all purchases amounting 10
anu over points In West Virginia. Virginia Maryland
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1909-02-12
Montgomery County, Nd.

DY VIRTUE of the power of sale con-
I'D tanned in two certain de eds of trust.
one from John II. Fisher and Emma Fisher
his wife, to B. H. Warner. Jr., and George
Peter, dated the 10th day of June, 1908, and
recorded in Liber No. 1879, folio $50, one OF
the Land Records of said county; the other
from ]. Cleveland Demarest 10 the above
named parties, dated the 18th day of June,
1908, and recorded among the said Land
Records in Liber No. 20l, at folio 4, and at
the request OF the parties secured thereby
the undersigned trustees will sell at public
auction, in front Of the premises,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1909-02-12
ANNUAL MEETING

THE annual meeting of the stockholders
i of the Rarnesville Canning and Farm
ers' Supply Co. will be held at the factory on
Saturday, February 18th, 1909, at P. NJ.
d. r. HERSHEY,
feb Std Secretary
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1909-02-12
Notice 10 Creditor

NOTICE is hereby given that the 81 bscri.
IN er has obtained from the Ogphsn
Court Of Montgomery county, Nd, letteI
Of administration on the personal estA,e Of
JOSEPH HARRIS STONESTRIET.
late of said county, deceased. All rers1f
having claims against said deceased ar here
by warned 10 exhibit the same with The Yoacl
ers thereof, to the subscriber, on or beioge d
2nd day OF August, 1909; otherwis Tao
may, by law, be excluded from al ben
eft of said estate. All persons inietiel
said estate are requested to make INN e. a.
payment. Given under my hand III Is az
day of February, 1909
GERTRUDE W. STONESTRtET
feb Sat Adminisra,Fiz
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DON'T MISS TFEE
Cleanup Sale,
Beginning Monday, February ssh

We have work o stocks
reduced in price-GREATLY he ironcJ
to Won
high standard Of merchandise our prices ar
indeed travelling long 10 secure now are BARG
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1909-02-12

C0RC0RAN
HOTEL. Rockville, Maryland. Main building
comparatively new. Large lot. Easy terms.
Unusual opportunity for a party to secure a
good business. Address
B. H. WARNER,
dec ll-h keusington, Md.
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Tor sale.

IL Valuable
las acres, 6-room house, barn. elc
Darnestown, Montgomery county. NJ
land, all fenced. Price 500 per acre
s0nable terms. Address
FARA
Goa = Street, N.
feb b-lmP Washington
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Sherif's Sale F.!
State of Maryland,
Montgomery County, Set.

DY VIRTUE of writ of tier factds is-
Id sued out of the Circuit Court for Mont
gomery county, Maryland, and to the Sheriff
of said county directed, at the suit Of Charles
T. Day, against the goods, chattels, rights,
credits, lands and tenements Of the heirs at
law and terre tenants of Amos ]. Cooley, late
of said county, deceased, | have this 4th day
of February, A. D. 1909, seized and taken
in execution all the right, title, claim, inter-
est and estate, both at law and in equity, Of
the said heirs at law and terre tenants Of
Amos j. Cooley, deceased, of, in and to all of
the following property, to-wit:
LOT No. /, being all that lot or parcel of
ground situated in Montgomery county, Nd,
which is described as follows:
Beginning at stone standing at tho end Of
IL 35-lO0 perches on the Bird line OF deed
from John Darby and wife to Flora NJ. WAL
ter and running with said line of said deed
north 45 Ia degrees east 10 ga perches to
the end thereof, still with said line the fol.
lowing courses and distances, south 10 IA
degrees east ii perches; south degrees west
8 26-l00 perches to stone then north 81
degrees west l6 2-l0 perches to the beginning,
containing
8 Foods and 81 2-10 Perches
Of Land,
more or less, being particularly described in
deed recorded among the Land Records Of
said Montgomery county In Lioer J. A. No.
8 folio 4k2
LOT No 2. and also part Of ract, piocs
or parcel % ,aHd called ''rAe Resar7 On
Wolfe Cow, OF '1hs Seccni Resurvey On
Volta Cow or b. whatever name o. naue
tbs 6sme nRy be kn3w 7hieh Il fuTt'1e-
described 90 foilcws
Bsz,aniug 81 Stone planted opposite BE-
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f.
treat Reductious In Uuurr
Mems Flannel Underwear, reg l.a. g. Of.
quality for $l.l2l-2.
Wrlghfs Health UndearweaI IT, ...
regular $l.b0 quality, now Sli2
virgins Health Underwear for s1 ...
uiar $l quality, for this sale red, Il, s
WIights Health Underwear Iii ,sb.
for 60 lie. va
Boys Sweaters.
one lot of Boys Sweaters, all tl..
ty, snug and warm. To close
regular b0c values for 25c.
Ell
Great Sacrifice of Cloth
Mems and Boys Overcoats. ar .-...
prices that you simply can't AFFORD g..
also Fur Caps.
buying in our clothing depa .rea .r.
means great saving of cash to Y
L
carpets, Rugs, ETC., at Barga
Everything in the carpet der 4aa
duced in price. A splendid op sr 4.
secure that new carpet or rug vol -.v, ~,
wanting to buy. To give You Al F.s.
prevailing prices, we are selli 4. l
carpets, which were cheap at 60 ,,
yard, for 35c. p'.
II
Blankets and Comforts at c., -..
Housekeepers, don't miss this ss.s7.. .-
II you have need of bed GOVERN
tire stock of fine Blankets and Cd --.. .r.
been great, reduced in price, 49, ye b.r
some exceptional values in Baby 90 2r.-.
cts that deserve your attention.
The above are only few OF ns--
splendid opportunities our sale --f I'LL.
tied space will not permit us II ..l ....-
all, but we shall be only too al, ..."l
them out to you when you cali.
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Unequaled Shoe Bargains for Men and BOYS
Mems l5-inch high cut Tan Shoes, regular
SIS value, So. 80.
Mems l2-inch high cut Tan Shoes, regular
81 values, So.
Boys l2-inch high cut Black Leather
Shoes, regular $3.50 per pair, sale price,
So %. &bh
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Report of the Condition

OF
The Farmers Banking and Trust Com
pany Of Montgomery County. at Rock
willie, in the State Of Maryland, at
the close of business, Feb
ruary 9Th, 1909.