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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-01-28
Commissioners Notice.

JAMES MADISON BOYCE'S ESTATE.
The subscribers, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the district
of Caledonia, commissioners to receive, ex
anime, and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate OF James Madi
son Boyce, late of St. Johnsbury, VT. In said
district, deceased, and the term OF six months
from the 10th DAY of January. 1908, being
allowed by said court to the creditors Of
said deceased to exhibit and prove their re-
spective claims before us Give notice that
we will attend to the duties of our appoint
ment at the store of E. N. Randall in St
J ohnsbury VT, in said district, on the 9th
day of February and the 25th day of June
next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, on each
of said days.
o. H. HENDERSON,
E. N. RANDALL,
Commissioners
StJohnsbury, VT, January 9th, A. D.. 1908
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-01-28
WEATHER RECORD.

At Bingham's Drug Store. for the week
ending Jan. 20, 1908.
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NUMBER Z.
SHADED.

The protracted meeting is in pro-
grcss in the Alinc church.
Bella kaltwriter. of Sunbury,
was visiting friends at this place,
Thursday.
Jacob Shatlcr of Oriental, was
seen on our streets Saturday.
Merchant Henry Harding, of
S'hnce, sold his store To Levi S.
Gelnct of Strouptown.
Millard Walter sold his tract of
cumberland to IL. A. Ebright of
Alinc, Ebright intends to take oil
the timber next Winter.
Charles Rcichcnbach and Davis
tSIpc, went on visit to the other
side OF the river Saturday.
/ Il. Il. Rcichrnbarh, offers his
farm for sale. He intends to quit
farming and 90 into some other bust
ness. Any person wishing to buy Il
farm will please give him call.
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BEAVER SPRINGS.

DR.. Ditlcndcrtcr and wife spent
several days with the Iattcr's parents
in Mltllin.
Il. +. Trcgo and wife of Burn
ham and VIM. Hartley and wife
Of Mcclure, spent several days at
this place.
}. b. Spanglcr attended the Di-
rcctors' Convention at Harrisburg.
II. |, Romig made business
trip to Burnham.
Public Sales are numerous at this
place.
The Beaver Springs W Wagon Co.,
is rushed with orders.
Misses Katie Wctzcl and Nellie
Smith will start millinery store in
the room vacated by Mrs. Robert
WH"Dcr.
t :. - '"'' = t-N FNwly recovering
from a spell of sickness.
Jacob Smeltzcr had his fingers in
lured by coming in contact with a
plane.
Misses Laura and bessie Romig
Of Brazil, n. d., are visiting rela-
tivcs in this section.
Master lMthey Romig Of Berwick
is spending some time very pleas
antIy at this place.
Wilson Drecsc had Il short spell
of sickness on Saturday.
Mrs. A. W. Musscr visited her
parents Frank Beavers in Beaver
town Saturday.
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MIDDLEBURGH, SNYDER COUNTY, PENNA. 49, 1903
SEliNSGROVE.

Mrs. William Ghccna and daughter
of Jersey Shore, spent several days
with the formers mother.
Miss Maggie Phillips, who spent
several weeks very pleasantly among
friends in Scranton, returned home
Thursday.
Mrs. W. F. Ecl,bert of Wash
ington was the guest of her Bro.
Geo. 5. Davis. last Thursday.
Samuel Gcarhart and wife were
visitors to town last week.
Mise Ethel ID. Schoch is visiting
in phila.
William 'FRONT.', of Ilughcsvillc
was Il visitor to town Monday of
last week.
Rollcn Boyer and John Schorh
are home for Il few days from THEN
duticS in phila.
The water main sprung Il leak
Saturday. The plumbers got I,
work and in Il few hours had tn,
break repaired.
! The Farmers Institute held her,
Thursday and Friday was well at
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PAXTONVILLE.

Misses Carrie Stout Of Union Co.
and Maggie Schambach, Of Kissim-
NEE, were visiting friends and rela-
tivcs a few days.
Harry MilIncr Of Sunbury, spent
a few hours with Reuben Wcirick.
He pretcnds to be a horse dealer.
NIcssrs. Harvey SchamLach, John
Reigle and Reuben Weirick, our
entcrprising farmers were in attend
ance at the Farmers Institute at
Middlcburg and reported it very
interesting.
Mrs. SaIlic Bowcrsox, who had
been sick is up and around again.
Miss Annie Schambach returned
home from her visit at Freeburg.
Miss Hattie Schambach visited at
VIM. Schambach's near kissimmee,
Thursday.
jolly Ike Seller was interviewing
our merchants Tuesday.
Chas. Welrick made a trip to
Frecburg Thursday.
The following are numbered with
the sick Mrs. Isaac Gill, A. B.
Walter, Mrs. Irwin Graybill and the
infant son of II. b. Ernest.
c. S. Boyer attended the monthly
meeting of the Masonic Order at
Middleburg, last week.
Bonneville Smith, candidate for
Prothonotary, was caller among
the voting element. He is jovlal
fellow and will muster quite a few
votes.
Irwin Graybill candidate for jury
commissioner. was in Middleburg
Saturday between trains.
J. +. Keller candidate for asso-
ciate judge was in town canvassing
for the Office.
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kREAMER.

There were quite a number Of our
people attended Farmers Institute
Al Middlcburg and ScIinsgrovc last
week. The discussions were very
interesting.
MI. VIM Gordon and children
spent Wednesday at Sclinsgrovc
with her sister Mrs. S. r. Hill
bish. Z
Mrs Bickhart had surpris,
party Saturday night for her hus-
5and.
Frank p. Clusters sale was large.
ly attended by the people in our
vicinity.
Three car loads Of coal came t,
this place Saturday.
B. }. Rowe, Elmer Stuck an,
Robert howe were visiting thcil
uncle, Frank Rowe near William.
sport last week.
The funeral of Miss Mary Bolig
at Zriber's church was largely at
tended by our people last week.
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Borough Election.

Burgc -, RI. +. Reitz, Gs. DIV.
|. Garmn !, 81.
Town ouncil, RI. IL. BowersoX,
50 Curtin Bowersox, ~ John Arbo-
CAST G1. D-Henry Bachman, 26 ;
Aaron Crosgrove, 3S.
School Directors, R-Gco. II. Stein
niger, 70 G.. f.. Has,inger, 81. D
Milton Moatz, 40.
Overseer of the Poor R-Chas. f..
Steininger, II. Chas. T.. Spaid, p.
Tax Collector, R-Wm. Romig, 90.
Judge of Election, R-H. III. Grimm,
10 D-Francis Gilbert, 81.
Inspector, R-Wm. Foltz, 40 Jacob
Stahlnecker, %. Deco. +. Specht,
25.
Auditor R-A. S. Beaver, 62 VIM
II. Gutelius, A. D-Hathaway Merit
%.
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Snyder Counties Farmers Institute.

Snyder Counties Farmers Institute.
The annual sessions of the Snyder
County Farmers Institute were held
in the Court House, Feb 10 and l1th.
f. J. SchOch of Selinsgrove, institute
director was chosen president and the
lecturers from Il distance were II. S.
Seeds, Birmingham, Huntingdon Co.,
DR.. |. A Thayer, New Castle, Law.
renee Co., and c. w. Brodhead, Mont.
rose, Susquehanna county.
John f. Boyer and DIR. Valerchamr
were local farmers who gave interest
ing and valuable talks on "Improving
Farms" Raising Small Fruits" and
"Potato Culture"
r. S. Seeds gave life to the institute
with his numerous jokes. His practi.
cal ideas on farming, were far reaching
and valuable.
DR.. Thayer gave valuable advice in
his line of work, and surely all who
listened to his lectures must have been
greatly benefited.
One of the most interesting features
of the institute were the lectures by
Mr.. Brodhead, on the horse, with
specimens. Mr.. Brodhead undoubtedly
understands horse shoeing, the care of
the horses teeth, etc. in every sense of
the subject, and the audience only
wished to hear more of his lectures.
Tuesday evening session was the
Educational session. Prof. A. II. Gil
bert delivered the address of welcome,
which was responded to by DIR. |. A.
Thayer. Prof. Walborn, r. S. Seeds,
DIR. p. Herman and Edwin Charles
made appropriate addresses.
Wednesday evening session was
held in the interests of Country Homes
Architect John f. Stetler read u paper
on "The Farmers Home, considered
from the Healthful and Convenient
standpolnts." The institute was en-
tertained by Prof. Gilbert and pupils
from the Middleburg High School.
After which r. S. Seeds delivered one
of his interesting lectures.
The Middleburg Orchestra furn ished
music for the evening sessions.
The institute as a whole was inter-
esting and many valuable hints and
suggestions were thrown out for our
farmers to try, and if found good to use
and profit thereby.
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THE FUTURE REVEALED.
Coming Events Cast Their Shadows
Before.

The readers of the PosT are request
ed to send us announcements of all
events. No charge will be made to
publish the same when the event is of
public Importance.
THURSDAY, February 10, Christian
Endeavor Rally, Reformed Church,
Middleburg, in the evening
FRIDAY, February 20, Sunday School
District Convention in the Reformed
Church, Middleburg, in the evening.
All schools of town are invited to
participate.
SUNDAY, Feb. %, Washington's Birth
day.
SUNDAY, Feb. -, Communion in the
Reformed church of this place.
MONDAY, Feb. %, Regular term of
Court will open in Middleburg.
TUESDAY, Feb. a, Shrove Tuesday.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. %, Ash Wednes-
day.
THURSDAY, March 8, Wagner Harp
and Orchestra Co., of Boston, in the
Selinsgrove Hall.
THURSDAY, Mar. l., Geo. p Bible will
give an entertainment in Selins.
grove.
SATURDAY, March II, Republican Pri.
mary election to Nominate Candi.
dates for Prothonotary, Register and
Recorder, Associate Judge, District
Attorney and Jury Commissioner
and elect State DELEGATE.
THURSDAY, Mar. 10, Kings entertain
ers in SclinsgIove.
SATURDAY, March u, Spring Con..
mences.
SATURDAY, March 2S, Annual Eclips,
of the Sun. Invisible in The U. S.
WEDNESDAY. Apr. |, Spring term o
Susquehanna University opens.
SUNDAY, April 5, Palm Sunday.
MONDAY, April 9Th, Spring term o
Fgfehlrg Academx onens., s.,..,.--,-4a-....
FRIDAY, Colt Novelty Co., in Splins
grove.
FRIDAY, April TO- Good Friday.
SUNDAY, April Il, Easter.
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TO BEAT ALL PUBLIC SALES.
Feast, Two Barrels OF Cider and
Dance for 1000.

Dance for 1000.
Kutztown, Pa, Feb. l4-Public sales
are breaking all records for this section
of Berks county, both rs to their num-
ber and their character. In casting
about for an explanation it has been
generally concluded that the life of n
farmer is too strenuous for the present
generation. The general current exodus
from the farm is, however, not II final
abandonment, as all the farms are
speedily rented to other tenants and
do not go begging. For tn farmers, rs
a rule, are prosperous in this section.
Free dinners have become rs con-
spicuous and alluring feature of the
Upper Berks county public sales rs
they long have been of funerals. But
in this line one prominent MaXatawny
township farmer, William NJ. Schwoy-
er, residing near here, has surpassed
all competitors. Besides supplying II
free dinner, consisting of chicken,
mashed potatoes, veal, corn, tomato
sauce, celery, coffee and bread and but
ter, of which sufficient will be prepared
to feed 1000 people, he invites all to
help stow away two barrels of good
cider
Ia addition to these inducements ht
will introduce an entirely new feature
in public sales. He has engaged tn,
Seipstown Band to give II concert I've
fore the sale opens, and the dinner vii
be enjoyed with ragtime music. Tn,
people are then expected to bid lively
and get ready for an oId-iashioneC
country dance in which the hocdowns
reels and hands all-around will b,
,tading features, to conclude with ;
cakewalk. This sale is expected to bea
everything III the vendue line ever at
tempted hereabouts.
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Marriage Licenses.


Gust in the nick of time our little
boy was saved" writes Mrs. w.
Watkins of Pleasant City. Ohio.
"Pneumonia had played sad havoc
with him and a terrible cough set
in besides. Doctors treated him,
but he grew worse every day, AT
length we tried DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption, and our
darling was saved. He's now sound
and well. Everybody ought to
know. it's the only sure cure for
coughs, Colds and all Lung diseas-
es. Guaranteed by Middleburg
Drug Co., Graybil IL GarmaD, Rich
field, DR.. j. w. Sampsell, Penns.
creek, Pa. Price SOC and $l.OO. Trial
bottles free.
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by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the
eur. Deafness is caused by an in.
famed condition of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is inhamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when it is entirely closed
Deafness is the result, and unless
the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal
condition., hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out OF ten are
caused by Caiarrh, which is nothing
but an intlamed condition of the
mucous services.
We will give One Hundred Dol
| ar for any case of Deafness Caused
by atarrh) that cannot he cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars, free.
+. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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e,aa.tae taessss2 eGIa'ssssEss, s,,.,,,...,,
We PERTINENT PERSONALS sS3
pSSN5<NCTCiv CivCS.1JcS1--7CC


Mrs. John w. Runkle had quilting
party Tuesday
J. +. Romig of Selinsgrove spent
Monday in town.
a brother of Thomas Il. Hosterman
is paying him visit.
Henry s Bickhart, of Shaded, was
in this place last Friday.
w. +, Stahlneckcr of Beaver Springs
was IN town on election day.
Elias Drummer of pennscrcek was a
Middleburg visitor Thursday.
Mrs, ii. Is Tobias fell Monday
morning and was severely injured.
Mrs, Geo. NJ. Shindel spent several
days at Shamokin visiting relatives.
Emanuel Wctzel of MI. Pleasant
Mills, was at the county seat Satur-
day.
Hon. G. Alfred Schorh spent several
days i'll Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
New York.
Jacob l.. Maurcr of Globe Mills, was
at this place on business and pleasure
last Wednesday.
Harrison Miller of Salem and Asaph
Beaver, of Globe Mills, were callers n:
| tbia IA i,, rI,,,,l,,
Mrs. John w. Orwig is spending the
week with her daughter, Mrs ~ IL.
Harter at Sunbury.
Ammon =. Wagcnscller of NrjuS-
grove spent few days with the Editor
Of the PoSr and family.
\ brother of Howard West of fr,..
burg, died at f'rcchurg. He had been
an invalid for some time.
William Loss of Pcnnscreck called at
this office To order sale bills for his
mothers personal property.
Ira c. Swartz of Kantz, who is going
to Nebraska, was in town last week /,
order sale bills at this Office.
y M. Botdorf wife and child of Har
risburg, visited Rev. w. X. Diehl and
family several days the past week.
John V. Lesher, Esq, and Mr.. Suitol
of Sunbury were ut the Middleburl
court house on business Friday after
noon.
Edward Hummel of Franklin town
ship while attending Farmers lnsti
tutc last week, dropped in to pay hi
subscription.
l.. :. Gelnctt, OF Strouptowa, was a
I the county seat last Thursday. 1t il
reported that he will engage in bust
ness at Schnee.
Meyer Millner of Kantz, who has
Just retired from the Mercantile bust
ness, came to town last Thursday tc
attend II meeting of the Bank Dircc
tors.
Harry w. Hummel of Northumber
land, County Commissioner Beck o
Elysburg and EX. sheriff &. X. Fagely
of Shamokin, spent n night in town
last week.
William S. Bickel of Kreamer, who
had been in North Dakota last Summer
proposes to have sale and will locate
permanently in that state. He was in
Middleburg last week and ordered bills
for his sale.
George Metzgar, the father of Samuel
Metzgar, who was married to Ida Bea
yer in this place, on last Wednesday
morning he was at the Altoona depot
to come to the wedding when he was
stricken with heart failure.
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State Delegate.

EDIToR PosT Please announce the name OF
w. L. .STAHLNECKER, Spring, rs u Candidate
for Delegate to the State Convention at the
coming Primary Electian and oblge,
Mlddleburg. REPUBl ICANS.
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PrOthOnOtary.

I hereby announce myself as q candidate for
the nomination of prothonotary and Clerk Of
the Courts subject to the ru c1 governing the
Republican primary election March II, 1873
Geo NJ Shindel
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| hereby announce my name aS n candidate
for Pro Monetary ami clerk OF the courts. |
ask the loyal support of al rcpThIicaLs.
neuncvillc smith.
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Four clarinets for sale, II. A. Gift,
Middleburg, Pa. IT,
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
Fewer Gallons /; Wears Longer.
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Jury Commissioner.

hereby announce my name rs candidate
for Jury Commissioner. Soliciting the votes
o I all Republicans, remai n,
Irwin Graybil,
Paxtonyillc, Pa
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MARRIED..

Feb. l., by Rev. J. Shambach, Adam
Renninger to Margaret Bilger of Globe
Mills.
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District Attorney.

Thereby announce my name as Candidate
for District Attorney ut the coming Republican
Primary Election.
NJ. I. POTTER.
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-, s.. ( I---SS,,i. - l, .St..-Sr' H.
'ITCID LOCAL LAC0NICS ~

sara -. - : = .
fITCID LOCAL LAC0NlCS ~
Ds..ie Sampsell, the attractive
|n.h brunette, daughter of Sher-
Ilss f. Sampsell, gave a Nalen-
|,,y at her new home in Mid
on last Thursday evening,
vas well represented by her
Fionds. The guests all seemed
\ ,be occasion very much. The
fwbich was served could not be
/ in style and taste. The guests
l5to their respective homes at
|, eleven. Thanking the hostess
kind hospitality ana wishing
|cb ioy aud happiness in her
|ne,
spangler of Baver Springs, Ia.
/, stock of 44-al merchandise
| strict cash system establish
(2-t
Fiveishares of stock
kiddleburg EIbk. Make offer
! dress, HIS 18th street,
Altoona, Pa.
|SALE:--Lot in Fremont is Of
|, nriyate sale. Call on or adj
2-l2-3t
Mrs. w. \. KALTRITER,
Mt. Pleasant Mills, Pa.
|eratlon. wants Il man i'll this
|, with $500 to invest.
|ied position given to investor.
] opportunity for active men.
kddress. Box >, PosT,
Middleburgh, Pa.
ETED:-Girls to work in shoe
|. ThoY1from out of town
! provided with boarding and
ages guaraA Ateed. For furth-
kculars call ~ or address,
T. II. EIsENHUTH & Co.,
Selinsgrove, Pa.
SALE.-House and Lot in
ln. A nev l2-horse power Frick
spd saw Mill.=sAlso Brick
kith about 1000 Brick, 4O,oO0
ne Boards, 100000 Plastering
900 feet Roofing lath.
prices, etc, call Oh
+. S. STRoUP,
Swineford, Pa,
Geo. j. Schoch, wife of one OF
hndidatcs for Associate Judge,
|htsday morning about 3 o'clock
fere butchering Monday and AT
Flock in the evening had a stroke
" from the effects of which she
Aged about Ga years. The fun
|ill take place Saturday morning
Elock.
On A. f.. Soles In ms new sIav.
d hair cutting parlor for youl
leaned with u refreshing sham.
ID IA clean towel to each patron
north side of Market square op'
Genital Hotel. Satisfaction guar
!. If.
iinct lessons td4ht by H. A.
'liddlcLugg, Pa. | If.
ing edt xlel of Mems Rubbers al
&aHdir atGarman's shoe store
eburg, Pa. ct.
nomical Chestnut is closing out
stock of Foot Wear, including
Inter and new Spring stock, 0Sc
90 Plough and Work Shoes, $2.S5
st Grade Rubber Boots, SOC. fol
elts, Sl.19 for Best $50 and $l.7t
'Shoes, Children's equally cheap
il sell or rent my farm of 4S(
2OOacres under cultivation-Ont
Nm 100 by "a it., one/horse barr
30 #, one granerNSO by 80 #.
buildings inAoPo1t 1ti6+ +splen
Tier with new WinMM-three
'nces four miles tongAno better
in Northern South Dakota
easy, write for bs6klet-Addres.
DR.. d. F. SwENGLE,
Aberdeen, S. Oak
Uer Gallons Wears Longer.
Ter Gallons Wears Longer.
nal sale Of shoes, dry goods, no
lueensxayd etc,
can btryslOO worth of goods
groceries fdCsOc, from Feb. l.
: All ara Inyued, at
w. A. Arbogast,
Cor. Market and Pine Streets
Selinsgrove, Pa.
"ys'eriOns Circ cumstauce.
was pale and sallow ard the
lresh and rosy. Whence the
nee! She who is blushine
nealth uses DIR. KINGS New
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was pale and sallow ard the
lresh and rosy. Whence the
nce! She who is blushing
ba!nea ba!nealth uses DR.. Kings New
us to maintain it. BY gently
Jug the lazy organs they com.
uoa % digestion and head off
patlon. Try them. Only 25c.
,uiedurs Drug Co., Graybill
man, aa Richfeld, Pa, DR.. j. w.
eu, Pennscre eek, Pa.
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Register and Recorder.

Please announce my name ~ Candidate Tor
Register and Recorder nj the primary election
Saturday MarCl IA, 1868. | solicit the support
OF all the republicans
John d. Arbogast,
Middlcburg, Pa.
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Please announce to all republicans that | am
n candidate for Register and Recorder at the
coming primary election,
John II Willis
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present my name as a candidate for the
nomination of Register and Recorder to be vot-
ed for at the Primary election March II, 1908.
Lewis Il. Gembrrling.
Penn Township
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Associate Judge.

| hereby nnouncc my name M n Candidate
for ASS lc'atc Judge at the coming Primary
Election promising II nominated aud elected TO
faithfully fulhl the duJlcs the Office
G. A. KAUFMAN,
Shriner, Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
THE PROGRAMME FOR TODAY

The programme for to-day IS follows:
i1:15 a m-Judgng trotters allions) three years
old, Class o.
I1:25 a m-Judging two trotters staiOns) two years
old. Class g.
1885 a. n-Judgng four trotters (hles two years old
Glass !.
11:4O a -Judging troters colts or fles) one
year old. Class g.
IL m-JudEinz two Cbrood mares with two OF
their produce, Class o.
1915 D. m-Judgng one trotter (stanion) with record
OF 2:20 better, Class 10
1925 p m-Judging troter mare or gelding) with
record Of 2:3O better Glass II.
IL 80 p m-PreIiminary trial OF thirty-seven ladies'
saddle horses entered in Glass ~. and only those
horses then selected will be allowed to compete IN
that class at 40 p. m on Friday.
D. m-Judging tweuty-four harness horses. Class 81
23O p m-Judging fifteen ponies In harness Class So
3 p. m.-Judging roadsters and best appointed
road rigs, Class 10
$50 D. m.-Judging eleven polo ponies. Glass so.
$50 .. m--Juiging nineteen hunters jumpers over
six fences. two at feet. two at it, 9 In and TWO
6 feet Class 100.
fore a victoria, appointments TO count. Glass a.
5 D. m.-Judging eight road teams for the American
Coaching cubs Challenge Cup, Class lis
80 D. mJudging sixteen ponies in harness. Class g.
p. m.--Recess.
$50 D. m.--JudSng fifteen pairs Of horses IN harness
(dealers), Class 40
9 ?. m.-Judgng twelve horses shown to victoria.
Glass 1i3.
$50 D m-Judgng tventy-four qualified hunters CORN
THAN Glass;. Glass IS
10 .. m.-Judging eight harness tandems Glass 81
Ring committee: Day-Deancey A. Kane and william
Taller. Eveung-CQrneIus Fellowes and E. X sturgis