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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-01-13

Don't Tobacco SPIT Snl SniOke IOar ..e Haf,
To Quit tobacco easily and forever. be mas
1ctic. fun of lie ner &c and yigor, take SOTO
Sac. the W. der worker. that make~ veo mcI
itrcup ~ ruggists, 50c or 81. Cure Flarln
,ee,. YoC let and sample free. address
5,erh Its.leiy Co Chicago or New York
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-01-13
rctter snlt.I.hcnnn and Eczema.

The intense itching and smarting, incl
dent to these diseases, isinstantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain s Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
nave been permanently cured By IT u
is equally efficient for itching pies and
n favorite remedy for sore nipples,
chapped hands, chilblains. frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. % cts. per box.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-01-13

's'pOse,' said Edith, glancing up
at the are light, that The .ligb.s
are the blossoms Of the electric
plant, aren't they, papaS'-Judge.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-01-13

DIR. Cady's Condition POWdCvS. are
lust what a horse needs when IN bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier ard
yermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to put
morse in prime condition. Price %
cents ner package.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-01-13

9-Unless the number Of inserticus II
marked upon the manuscript, ad' '-ttss
ments will be published until 70 a..
and charged
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-01-13

Advertising Rates.

'eftisements wiii be Inserted al CT
doi'ar per square Of ten lines OF loss, for
the drst insertion, and 80 cents tor each
subsequent insertion.
aS'Qusrterly or early advertise emf
by contract.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-01-13

V.-D IVV I"I1H1'1'
WASHINGTON. II. Z.
soieit shipments Of every marketable
sno.Do matter what-ef The Farm.
p..lt,v aud Stock Yard ship
wr, paid daily she highest wholesale
pf'ees o.,, lie ei,,, If snc.
c.,stul Ell xIeriepoe n Euorsu't5 oi ou'
businrss ability to handle shipments
satisfactorily. .aCri.
Refer TO proprietor of HERALD ana Cltl-
.sns National Babk OF Washington city
ID G..
Mar. 30 '55 1yr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-01-13

An kinds of Goa. for sale. Apply at
.y;sman's warehouse by phone or in per-
NJ. Ii. HoTTEh.
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COLUMBIA NEARLY READY.
Capt. Barr Hopes to Have Her Sailing
This Afternoon.

This Afternoon.
BRISTOL. June 20.-An effort il being made
to get the Columbia rugged In time for a trial
trip to- morrow. and although the steel boom is
yet to be slung. the arrival to-day OF an ad-
ditional number OF shcaves sfor the blocks
leads to the belief that the new cup defender
will leave the yard on the day scheduled. al
though it may be late in the afternoon
Some Of the sings for the boom were sent
aloft this morning. All the back stays are up
and with the topmast on end there is very
little more to be done as far as the standing
rigging is concerned. It will take but few
hours to put the gan in place and the crew will
Capt Barr said this morning that he hoped
to have the boat out some me tomorrow
Newport. but that he certainly would try to
get the boat down to that city on Thursday
Tho Columbia will not be taken outside OF
Newport for day or two. but will be sailed on
Narragansett Bay until the running rigging is
II is a seasonab!e time now for speculation
regarding the sail area. and the curious ones
f the S sena be S dednctoss front
the location OF the mast; that much OF the in
power. One statement is that the mainsail
will contain tain 1000 square feet OF canvas. or
mansail. which. 1t is understood, contained
O.3u0 square feet
and flying llb stays. They were ready for set
ting UP. The wooden strut forward Of the
mainmast. placed Just below the hounds was
adjusted yesterday afternoon Tho copper
tan ks for the water were carried TO the Column
bias deck yesterday afternoon. They are
large and square In shape. one is being fitted
down aft The other one is still lying on the
deck. They look as though they had seen
service. MIR. lselin spent the greater part OF
the day in the boat shops and on board tho
Columbia.
The after companionway is lttcd. and abaft
OF that a SIX Wight n foot nbpyp tina
deck; curved scuttlo with side dead lights
Is placed forward near the bowsprit IL Is
three feet above the deck. These COMPANIONS
| and scuttles will be removed and fat hatch
| covers put in their places when the boat races
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home with torn sails. In the class for the
thtrties tho Carolina beat the Esperan5n
minutes and IA seconds. summary:
36-FooT CLASS. NJ. 30 TO 80 FEET-sTART 1915.
ELAPSED Corrected
Length. Time. Time.
Ydeht dri Ocnsr F,St H. ~. 4. n. NJ. &.
Memory, r Hope Norton. 1925 $ AZ O2 AZ OF
3O.FOoT CLASS. n. ALL OVER % FEET.
Zulu. ". NJ Nor,hlcy .......2d.4 41p27 10 10
Ella, NJ. y. Sherman. ........,277 10 - 10 as
25-FooT CLASS. n. UNDER rs FEET.
Kite Hazsn Morse. .......25 Did not finish.
Aptery, Z. +. Annott. .......2b 5 ~ IS s Fl 90
SPECIAL 30-FooT CLASS.
Hcra Ralph n Ellis ....... 30 Did not hnish
Carolina, Pembroke Jonas so . SO ~ 2 5s ~
Espernnza H.O.liavemeycr. g OF % 3 OF 81
The catboats sailed course sixteen and a
half miles long. Tho Dot got tho best Of the
start and beat Dorothy Il minutes "a seconds
and Ayala 81 minutes and 10 seconds. Out
Nive had II walkover, and Martha NJ won In
her class. as Cleota did not finish Summary:
CABIN YACHTS OVER 81 FEET-sTART 1920
Hdps,d Corrected
Length. TmS. Tune.
T'dcht AMI OwuSr. FRET. Nm H. II. NJ ..
Dot, C. r Pierce ,............21 ? So a5 90 10
Ayala. c. p Rossmon ....... ~ 90 I 90 is q ~ ID
Dorothy. q. I. johnson. 1850 10 IL o. 30
CLASSES AND 4. 21 FEET AND UNDER.
oui yive. George A. Freeth 2o.53 OF o5 OF o5
OPEN YACHTS. 81 FEET AND UNDER.
Martha M. H. Il. Moore. ..1s23 I 81 AZ II as
Cleota, y. T. Cory .r.......10.33 Did not anish
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Summer Rfsorts.
NEW YORK.
Physicians Recommend

USQUALIFIEDLY THE MOUNTAINS
of sullivan, Ulster and Delaware Counties n, Y, on
the main line and branches of the New York ontario
and Wthtefn Railyay to those residents of Greater
New York who are seeking SUMMER HOME for
their families in region of
Absolute health at moderate cost,
1000 foet above the sea Pure Air Pure Water Pure
Milk. Send cents for postage to tho undersigned
call and get free At Offices below the Supnrbly H.
Illustrated Book, SUMNER HOME5." Of ia Pages
1t gives list Of Hotels, Farm and boarding Houses
with their location, rates, attractions. nc.
IN NEW YORK: ll3, 1db, III, 37l. 0AA 1874
Broadway; 2s1 4th hv.. o Park place, 1871 18th av
2tB Columbus ay., 1853 East I20th st., 278 West
l2bth At. Ticket Ofhces Franklin and West 42d at.
Ferries
IN BROOKLYN; Court at, $40 Fulton ST., 90
broadway, SOL Manhattan av., Eagle office
j. g. ANDERSON,
General Passenger Agent, Oh Beaver ST.. n. Y.
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Court Calendars This Day.

APpella; ss Diyi',9na 40 coGrNcs o1.i.
calendar called a. 1890 4. NJ. Part H. EI.psrto
ss so Fart s5s s5 s5s arse" ss $5s
asss. $3.50; 1891, 1892; s2+5. aaa0 a6%6, a.a!!,
ss1a s asl slS s,r, aTGs s%eE GhI 49,
and fs sa 2s6s 3o5s al72 5000 1874. ~,
3a17, s456 34a5. 3tn4 34sn 3hl+ 80 ~. ALI 1926
n5ts sSS+ ssi 2 Is i2G ISL Part yGsso
Ga;e. from Part il; Par. yII1cisar. Elevated
Preferred ioia 5s7 ioi
9ass lSGiH , n95 nS i%I;2 H9%l "nls
ioe.2. Part III-Case unfinished. Nos. 42oi.
A3sl. 4os5 ts3t. 4s57 +n47, 4n4s. 4n77 4N5s 5oo4.
a34 sssi ssse Par. r iv"c.sa nanshcs cases aS
from Part III Par, y.-clrar, Cases from Part iii.
ananshea So: sSsa ea5i 2 sf, ln1 r. as!a svSs'
sS AIR. ~ ~ 1873 i SG? s 9.i lo3G S97s
2sa?, aGoi. 25tt 4Ss" 4ls3.. 4isa, I2?5i. 35%a5a.
faTa Par S: Case. from from Fart F.s VII VII
Part A-Gase una9.hed Gases from Part VI.
Part Xi-tssy anhntshCd ca ii from Part H. ''''
surrogate Court-thambers. For probatr-wls
@ma G' Mar H" Blk MaTs HS"E" "f"P T'" !.
h iFn AH Ii%" dRu1GnhroEp Ct io2" Iona
Jacob NJ, Patterson, at P. NJ. Trial Term-No dag
Motions Trial Term = Part " clear. Nos IS.
tsS 4@ 1872 sS %3 4 tt s tS 49, a. .i
sSas stS. s!s@ a59i H. S% fs ' a5o5 5 Stsa
3a32. 27ao, 3H76. 3e35. al3i "73t 2n2T. 3SaG.
1890, 3Su4. 2II0 2lD4, "is. 1852 has 2s3i. ai,sp
2soa, aGHv, 20l7. ?7sl 8a42. Part " Clear.
742s. 7ioS, 1910, 76.2 1851 75oI 7G3i. Einity
Case--Nos 800. al1. 2d0, 1928, 49,. 333. 3a1. H;ia
33S. 33I, 33S,
Court of Appeals Calendar.
SARATOGA IInc 2O.-Court of Appeals calendar for
to-morrow Nos. 81, ~, ~. ~. 10, D2I, ~, ~,
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New York and Boston All Rail.

y, 1., n T. y ". II,
From Grand Central station.
Leave By way OF Due
y.O4 NJ Springfield and Worcester. 80 PM.
1000 AN ttSew London and Providence, 300 n
slO:O2 AN, "New London and Providence 26 NJ.
II 90 NJ. Springfield and Worcester, h+OPM.
tl;uO 7. M, Air Line via Willimantir, 6:OOPM.
liO2 J.. Al, New London and Providence. 700 PA
800 y NJ. New London and Providence 300 ".
400 M, Springfield and Worcester, 1000 M.
$500 = NJ. New London aud Providence. II 90 VI.
81 ! 900 l. NJ Springfield and Worcester. 6:l5A4.
sl2:O0P. NJ. New London and Providence. G:25 An.
@Runs daily, including SUNDAY.
ttBay State Limited. all parlor cars; fare. 81, in
Guiding parlOr car seat
tAir line Limited, arrives and departs from Park
Square Station, Boston. Return service same hour
and by same route. SWIM stop Al l25th II:
Through parlor and sleeping cars by Zach train.
q. I HEMPSTEAD Gen. Pass. Agent.
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DELAWARE, IACKAWANHA & WESTERN.

Stations in New York foot ~ Barclay and Christie.
pher Stg. Leave. Arrive
Bipghantun Mail ..... ...,... 500 am $50 pm
Buffalo, Itha "a. Oswegn, ItiUa
Express . ..... .....,....- $1,000 am 800 pm
Chicagu and Bunalo Express. fl:lO pm $500 pm
scranton, Wilkes barre aid
Plymouth ENpr"ss .... 1900 nm 1920 nm
Chivagp. NGhAlo Linn TX = .ul Im =, 80 am
Buffalo ~. ar, Buffalo AIN. ~. 30 nm -. 20 am
SyTGCUst, ithaca, OswCgn.
Utica Express ......... $3.50 I'M rT;aO nm
Tickets and Pullman accommodations az ia AN
and $50 Broa iway and - Pa TX place
WeetrOtts Express Company will call fol and
check baggage to destination. sDAlly,
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new YORK CENTRAL,

IT 4 II L T. VI II 7 ' o y.
Oi12 A. NJ and 3:I5 r. NJ. Daily except sunday, 70
pttsneld: sundays only at 1870 A. NJ.
Wagner Palace Cara on all through trains.
Trai" Illuminated with Pintsrh Light.
Ticket offices at ll3 2Sl. Az and 1919 broadway.
% nIou 50. W, 80 Columbus av., ~ W l2;'th 81.
Grand Central Station. i2hth St station and i3Sth
st. station New York: S3S and 726 Fulton st and
1905 Broadway, L d. Brooklyn.
Telephone 21gO Thirty.cighth street for New
York Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from
hotel or residence by Westcntt EIlr .ss Compare.
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Yachting Notes,

GRrESroEr. June 2O.-Nathauicl Wuhcrclls new
1lO.fnot steam yacht, the Rrha was suCcc fully
launched ~ 3"tu O'Clock tins afternoon before II
crowd Of about Juu persons. who were assembled In
tho Yards of the Basin aud Construct on Company
TIL" Rcbl vas gaylv decorated with bunting and
HAYS Tho christening CCgru4r va, performed by
GusAva Wig sina the S-yrur.ull daughter of charles
Wig-ns Of tbs place. As the cba Sd IN the cradle
she was tow, d to the Cumpauy's iasln, where snn
will receive her boiler aud furnishing. She Is CT.
p,ctcl L. be ready for commission about Auy / .
The Reba viii ty the y. y. \. G.. ha..
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Country Aoayd 1t'anted.

BOARD wanted for l2.yeArold hoy on farm, near
ID water within 20 miles ~ New York city, give
particulars and best terms 70" months July and
August. Address SCHOOL. box 200 Sun ONCE.
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Cnlnmhin,s sIgnnI Letters.

WAsHNGToN, June 20.-The Bureau OF Navi-
cation to-day awarded the new cup defender
Columbia the signal letters X =. ID. v and the
40: net, is. Other dimensions are withheld.
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CENTRAL...HUDSON BOATS.

NEWBUKG t!NEi Pier "a, \; r., daily Z ? NJ;
Saturdays = p. NJ; sundays. y A. NJ: saturdays.
West l2oth ct. 3:25 p. NJ; Sundays. v:26 \. NJ.
PO'KEEPSlE LINE: Pier a, y. r., Il p. VI.
daily, except sundays.
KINGSTON LINE: West 10th 81 daily, OK.
cept SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS. p II West i2hh st.
4:2u +. VI; SATURDAYS p. NJ; West l2Vth ST.. 70
=. NJ. landing at West Point, Sewburs, New Ham
burg, Marlboro. Milton. Pokespsie aud Esopus.
Meeting at Kingston with L. and d. r. Il. for all
points in the CatshllS,
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R, R.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY -. 1897.
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry Whitehall Termina)
aud foot OF Liberty street. Time shown - from
south Ferry. Leave Liberty street minutes later.
EDaily. Except sunday. sSnndays.
CHICAGO. -4:ao A. VI. U.iberty street on!y) "l;2S
p NJ. and ~i2;l O NIGHT.
PITTSBuRG, $50 AN liberty street only.
$50 p. NJ, Hl2 10 night
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 5000 A. NJ. SOB P. NJ.
~l2:lO night
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
.1i;e5 A NJ Diner tia;h5 = NJ ,D.nerS, @i:sS
Diner. *o'55 g Royal Limited. eHclGsyysly Pull
man Train, DinerJ 1858 DINER ~i.h5 p. NJ tDIuerl
and ~ . night NORFOLK, tl2:H5 p. NJ.
Al trains are Illuminated With Pintsch Light. -.
Ohccs: IFS. li2. 2d1. ABA. 1924 Broadway, %
Union 81. W., 1877 Bpwery, n -: 33" Fulton st 30
Graham av Brookly n; Whitehall Terminal aud Lib
erty Baggage checked from hotel or residence 70
destination
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WHITE STAR L,NE.

. NEW YVKk-VV EENSIVWN- LINENFOOL.
GermHnc June II noon Britannia. July r, noon
Majestc June 2s, noon CymrIc July IL. X A. NJ.
For passage. freight and general information APP
ply to WHITE STAR LINE,
Pier AZ. North River. Office D Broad way. New York.
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G ountru Board.

ROARDERS Wanted On farm; high and he lthy.
~ Terms moderate. BOX 2is Mctuchrn, y. j.
GUNNER BOARDERS wanted on n farm terms
- reasonable, Address FRANK h Filler, Pleasant
NaNnN. llMlrhnsn rnmMtA. y. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-21
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

stations foot of wes, ?srd Cortland and Desbroses
9 streets (FennA. X X. FerIies)
Time wcs; 2!ri street other 1gures Cortlandt or
De- streets. Daily except sunday. sunday
only otaer trains daily. sunaay Iea,eseG. esun-
tB.5J, 100 a. N; Local ior EAsT0N;,,.
FALLS ,nd West and principal local points. farIUS
and Dining Cars Connects f9r Coal BRANCHES.
EXPRESS" fandsomcst train IN tie world. Luz
nectns with through sleepers TO Detroit and Chicago
oopM For wILKEs.BARRE,
.tS'22 i'Vy H. =, SCRANTON, Coal BranchCo
t'3.51' 4.Os T. NJ and inlenlediars Poit!:,,,n
g'I,55 5,1JP.M Local for MAUCH CHUNE.
t'5,IO $40 T. NJ. Local for MAI tH CHlNK.
1910, B.IOrM Locsi Express for EASloN.
.5.jj, iB.OS +. NJ. For BuraJ ard points West.
Through slegplrF cars TO Chicago End I9Ionto.
'7.JJ 500 J., NJ. Express for BCFFALO ana
1929, 1890 Pm For ITHACA. ROCHEsIEli,
BUFFALO and Vest Sleeping Cars to Chicago;
SOUTH PLA INFlElD and ROUND BROOK locals
daily except sunday 1000 1881 A M '2.@5 2S, 40.
s.!. 'S2l ard $50 NJ -. 90,
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ll3 26l, wv
3i'. 81 and laH broadway, = Union square West 2as
l}roidwy and BROOKLYN Annex station BROOKLYN
\. Y. Transfer Go will call for and check baggage
from hotel 'r rGslenc" through {" destination.
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PROVIDENCE LINE
STONiNCTON LINE
NORWiCH LINE

For New London, Worcester. Boston aud the East
steamers MASSACHUSETTS and CITY OF WOR-
CESTER. Leave Pier 3t. y r., one block above
Canal 81. week days only at 80 p. NJ ON SUNDAY L.
from July to September 10 inclusive, Stouingtou
Line Westward steamer will tou,h at New London.
leaving there at lO:lh P. NJ. for New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-21
STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE

For FnI! River, BOSTON, Martha's VIM yard, Nan
tuckct Cape Cod and all Eastern and Northern
Prise lila and PURITAN III commission Orchestra
on each Leave Pier H. y. 1t. foot of Warren st.
week day 8 and sundays at 6:3u p. NJ steamer from
New York. sundays only. touches at Newport. On
othor days OF the week Providence Line eastward
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-21

VIRGINIA.
(IIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS. At hhsaEf.
" On Chesapeake 4 OHIO Railway.
ExhilaiatinE Mountain Climate. New Home
stead EhlalZed and Improved. Special Attention to
Cuisine aud Service. Baths from Flowing Springs OF
Natural Hot Water. Golf Links and well-kept
lir"~ns Fin" Livery and Riding school.
Through compartment car from New York. Excur.
sion tickets &. D Offices. Hd2 and 1884 Broad way,
and OniceS Peuna. r. r. New York, also Onices
n Y, \. II. \ II. r. II. Throughout New England.
FRED STERRY, Manager. Hot Springs, Va.
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FRENCH LINE.
OMPAGhlE GENERAlE TRAnSATlANTlQUe.

DIRECT LINE 10 HAVRE-PAnlS FRANCE.
Sailing as follows at lOA. NJ
From Pier No. ~. North River foot Morton st.
La Bretagne.... June - La Sormaudio. July 10
La GascOgne. July La Bretagne. July 20
La Champagne. July y la iascognc. July 20
First-cl passage TO llayrp, stu and upward
Genl Agency for l. y. and Can, 80 BrUaiway, \. Y.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP ca
OLD DOMINION LIS,
NAN ~ 2IfDNFIluN

OLD DOMINION LINE.
DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort Norfolk. Newport News
Portsmouth. Pinner's Point and Richmond, Va. con
meeting for Petersburg. Richmond. virginia Beach,
Washington, d. C.. and entire South and West,
Freight and passenger steam, r. satl from Pier 20
North River, foot Of Beach st, every week day ex.
cont Sat. at 3 2. VI. and sat. at I I. VI.
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HAMBURG. AMERICAN

TWIN SCREW EMPRESS LINE
to CherbOurR Paris. Southampton dom
dom. Hamburg.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
to Plymouth tLOndon), Chcrbourg Paris
Rnd Hamburg.
Also New Iork-Hamburg direct.
For snilinrS etc, apply to
Compnny's nrp 'way Rrpa
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Court of Appeals Calendar.
SARATOGA hume 2O.-Court of Appeals calendar for
tomorrow: Nos 81, ~. ~, ~. 10, V2I, ~, ~.
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
FOR NEW HAVEN. PROVIDENCE
AND BOSTON.
ALBANY Evening Line.

Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND
will leave Pier 81 y. r., foot Canal ST.. at q P. NJ
daily SUNDAYS excepted. making direct connections
with trains North. East aud Vest
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FIFTEEN CENTS OFFERED.
A Number of Eastern Wool Buyers Have
Arrived in Billings.

Special Correspondence of the Standard
Billings, June 20.-The wool season is
scarcely on in Billings yet, as the show
cry weather has delayed shearers and
freighters. a number of Eastern buyers
have arrived and their anxiety to get
wool is shown by their driving out to
the shearing pens and making offers for
wool on the Sleeps back. Offers Of Is
cents have been made quite freely and
refused, although that is the highest price
yet paid as far as can be ascertained
Rolph Berry, while here the other day.
sold 100000 pounds he had stored in Bos-
ton, but the terms were not revealed. As
Mr., Berry purchased the wool last year
from Rae & Sons for lac, and recently re-
fused to sell at an advance of $1,000, it is
evident that he must have got more
than 10 cents.
The baseball team from Sheridan, Wyo,
have signitied their intention u coming
here on July 4 to play the Billings boys
and a good game is anticipated. In the
meantime our boys are putting in some
good time practicing and expect to give
a fairly creditable account Of themselves.
Next Friday they will play a picked nine
from the amateurs of this city, who i'm
agine they are as good as the regulars.
The special election to be held on July
S to decide the question, "Shall County
Free High School be Established at Bill
lings?" appears to excite no particular at
tention yet but the voters may awake
before election day. There are enough
votes in this city to carry the proposition
We're they all to vote in, the affirmative
and all outside the city against but no eff
fort has been made to ascertain how even
the city vote will go.
The opera of 'Erminie." which a num-
Der of our musical people have been as
siduously rehearsing, will be presented
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heart party on Wednesday evening
The members of the Presbyterian
church are making a vigorous effort to
reduce the debt on their society, which
now amounts ito $1,120. They have sue
ceeded in a weeks time in raising S1l0
and hope to have the entire debt can
ceIed by next Thanksgiving, when spe-
cial services will be held in honor of
the event.
Some one distributed a lot of poison
on the streets of Lewistown this week
with the effect that a number of valu-
able dogs were killed, while the number
of useless ours remains as large as be-
fore.
The heirs Of w. ]. Bowman have sold
the ranch on the East fork to a syndi-
cate composed of w. A. Long, G. M
Stone, D. M. Crowley and w. d.
Symmes
The shearing plant north of town is
in full operation with force of % men
at work. Something like $4,000 sheep
will be sheared there during the sea-
son.
Chauncey Beard will leave in a few
days for Vancouver, Wash He will
also go East to his old home in Mis-
souri, before returning to Lewistown.
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CHOTEAU'S FOURTH.
The Day VIII Be Properly Celebrated
With Sports and Fireworks.

The Day VIII Be Properly Celebrated
With Sports and Fireworks.
, Great Falls, June 21.-Choteau is an
other town of this section of the state
which intends to observe Independence
day in the proper way and arrange
ments for the celebration are very near
ly completed. The official programme
offers the following attractions:
a. m.-Salute.
a. m.-Glass ball shoot. Prize, $40
to winner.
1890 a. m.-Exercses in the town hall.
Orator of the day. J. G. Blair. Commit
tee on music, Mrs. J. E. Erickson, Pro-
lessor r. E. Hammond and Father
Smell.
p. m.-Baseball match. Prize, $25.
p. m.-Horse races. Purses: Half
mile, 500; three-eighths mile, SIS; quar-
ter mile, $50; long distance race, $50
Not less than three horses to enter; en-
trance fee, 10 per cent. of purse; ca tch-
weights
p. m.-Foot races: Purses: 10O-yard
dash, s.. Fat mems race, $3.50. Sack
race, $3.50. Potato race, $3.50. Climb
ing greasy pole and other features.
Tug of war (married VS.. single mem,
$40 to winners.
$3.50 p. m-Grand march and opening
of ball.
1870 p. m.-Brilliant display of fire.
works, including many novel designs
never before witnessed here Balloon
ascensions.
The marshal Of the day will be w. D.
Coburn The executive committee are
A. Q. Longmuir, George Adam and
Jack Burke.
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Paddy O'Brien's 80 Days.

Great Falls, June 21.--Paddy O'Brien
feels at home in the city jail, and that
is the reason that he started in last
night to run things there, after he had
been run in by the police for being
a drunken vag. He jumped onto fell
low prisoner and gave him a black
eye, and when Charley H. Herring, the
night clerk, called in Officer Bissett to
quell the disturbance he defied Bissett
i'll spite of drawn revolver, and Bis
sett had to use his club pretty freely
before terms We're made. After that
he was quiet A few years ago two
officers in disguise ran him across the
railway bridge and at the further end
gave him the one, two movement, with
a solid rubber hose. Paddy claimed
that he had been waylaid and murder
ed, but he kept away from Great Falls
for two years. This morning Judge
Race sent him to the county Jail for
30 days as a confirmed vagrant, and
it is likely that by the time he has
passed the kangaroo court and had a
little exercise in rubbing down the
sheriffs horses he will conclude that
this is rotten town, and leave it for
good.