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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11

If our people intend to attract nm
migration through county exhibit
at the Missouri and Kansas Inter
State fair, ia Kansas City this fall,
they must be prompt in making their
applications, as the time is short,
and to make creditable display will
require several weeks of hard work.
Especially this season, when rumors
OF crop shortages are rife, 1t be-
hooyes us to put fourth extra efforts
to show to the world at large the
falsity of these reports as affecting
this section OF the west.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11
OUR INVITATION FOR 80.

You are required to come to this
Show, Tuesday, October 9TH, and re-
main all the week. Bring all your
family but leave the dogs at home.
What kind of a Show do you suppose
this is going to be? The best in the
state. No intoxicating drinks, 10
gambling devices, Best of order
will be enforced and all are ex-
pected end required TO conduct them
selves as ladies and gentlemen. Good
crops ana good behavior prevail in
Charlton county. We have the most
intelligent and cultivated people on
the face of the globe, more wheat and
corn thai any county, and no Reas
nor mad-dogs. McGinty and Little
Annie Rooney will not be there, but
all the rest OF the world will be. This
will be an old fashioned Horse Show,
with Just such an attachment in
the shape of horse races as would
please the most fastidious kentuckian.
Visitors can rest assured of good
weater; it has been spoken for in time.
If there is anything that could be said
to induce a person to come, wish l
could say it. Come to the Show. 1t
is health, knowledge and pleasure.
Close your houses; put up a sign,
"Gone to the Horse Show to stay
week. Theatre will be IN full blast.
Good hotel on the grounds, two hotels
in town and six nice boarding houses.
Just think Of it! II persons desire to
change their cash premiums for town
lots in Keytesville, an early applica-
tion should be made to the secretary.
Parents are requested to bring
all their children, and have their
faces clean. Everything we have
will be IN the front windows of the
Show. The world is invited. Won't
you favor yourself and little ones for
just once in your life and come? You
are welcome. All we have is yours,
but please don't take it away with you.
Respectfully,
WIZ f. HILL.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11

nni harness and saddle qualities. See
that he is suitable for wagon, carriage and
rlow.
SADDLE RIXG.-Action. STYLE, endur.
ance, size, well gated and gentle quail
ties
FrxE RrxG.-Aerion, style and form,
regardless of pedigree.
BUGGY OR HARNESS RING.-Pay strict
attention to gentle QUALITIES, snundnoss.
action and size.
ROADSTER RrNG.-Size, style, sre.-d and
durability to be considered-not speed
alone.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11
REGUI3AT+9STl-

| Every article or animal entered for com
petition shal be under the control of the
| officers of the Show, and the society vii
take all proper care-baying a day and
night police always on the grounds during
the entire week. But the president will
in no case, be responsible for any loss oI
damage that may occur.
The marshal, police and officers of the
society are clothed with all the powers oi
peace officers that the sheriff of the coun
| ty has.
Gentlemen are politely requested to re
irain from smoking or splitting ON the
seats during exhibitions.
No gambling, drunkenness or other i'm.
morality will be allowed on or near the
Show Grounds, and strict order and deco
rum will be enforced. An efficient police
will be in attendance to enforce order Gnd
eject al dranken and disorderlY persons
from the grounds.
When booths or grounds are leased. no
admission tickets for lessees or assistants
shall be given, nor shall any team OF EN-.
ployes with supplies be admitted between
. a. nj. and ) p. m, during the Show, with
out regular admission tickets.
Goods and stock must be delivered on
the ground, and but in place by exhibitors,
and removed by them at the close of the
Show. No animal or article may be remly
ed FROM the shpg gfogHd nptil | O'Clock p.
NJ. of the Ast day Of the ShoY. A trans
gression of this rule viii incur forfeiture
of any premium awarded,
The award OF premiums will be designat
ed as follows: First premium, by o blue
ribbon; tho second premium, By red rib
bon; honorable Heution, By te!low rib
bon.
The society reserves the right TO with
h''l the premiums in every case in which
it shall appear to the ex. cuiive committee
that the regulations have not been cum
plie0 with, or that fri,ud OF decrrs;ou has
been PFaeiiced aE attempted.
Charges for live stock stalls are as fol
lows per day:
Speed stalls for horses .....$ so
DoN stail':.-....'.-.'-... .....-.-.-... -.... 90
Open ..-...-.,,,u,r,.,,,r,,,,, "a
PayRcRl must hs mads at tine stalls
arc secured. Straw bedding free. Stalls can
be secured at any time before fair. Feed
furnished on the grounds ut lnwVsl IA ,rke,
price. ANY perSnu wIu shall enter stock
a63 accupY y stable, stall or pen herewith,
auu 'al W sho" tue SHH'e. IT ~ llnle anu
place called or fixed in the programme in
the class entered. shall he required 70 pay
penalty Of not less than s.. in discretion
of the hoard of managers; and the stoc. so
entered shall not 6e removed from the
grounds until such fine il paid.
Shoull il raia any day Of the Show that
days programme will be passed over and
omitted.
All entries must he made previous To
IL O'clock M, of Wednesday, the second
day of the Show.
IL shall be the duty Of the president to
select three or more judges to award pre-
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11

SUMNER CoMrLAINT.-A druggist
at Britt, Hancock county, Iowa, re-
lates his experience with this disease
as follows: During the summer OF
1882, my little girl, two years of
ago, was taken seriously i'll with
summer complaint, so common to
children of that age, and after being
treated by a physician and getting
no better, took from my shelves a
bottle of Chamberlain collie, chol-
era and diarrhoea remedy. She fels
relieved after The first dose, and in
three days was entirely welI.--ALEx.
Morn. For sale at % AID go cents
per bottle by w. G.. AGEE C BRO. !,
Dalton, Mo. II
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11

miums. IL Judge be objected to by ar
exhibitor It shall be the duty of the presi
dent to make another 81 lection. Positive
ly no appeal from the decision of the com
mittee.
Owners are permitted to exhibit their
own stock.
No persons but the officers of the Show,
Judges and grooms of stock will be allow, d
to go inside of the ring during exhibition
of stock, and no one will be allowed to in
teriere with the awarding committee.
No one shall act on the awarding com
mi'tee who is related to any person com
p"ting for premium before such commit.
tee
! No member of any awarding committee
shall express his opinion on the merits of
any animal or article before him, but shall
write numbers 10 which, in lis opinion,
the premiums aud certificates shonld be
awarded, and deposit the same in the bal.
lot box prepared for that purpose. After
the ballots shall have been cast, the mar.
shnl shall examine them in the presence
OF the committee, and announce the same
to the secretary, and the premium and
certificate shall be awarded TO the article
or animal securing the greatest number of
votes. In case of tie an additional lud re
shall be appointed by the president until
the award is made.
In the Hall all entries will be Tree, and
all Hall premiums will be paid in plate.
In al rings an entry fee of FIFTEEN per
cent. will be charged, and three or more
entries.
In speed rings an entry fec of TEN per
cent. Three entries, and Two to make a
start
No person will be permitted to see the
entries before the award is made.
All entries shall be made by 10 o'clock
4. NJ. of the day the animal or article is to
be exhibited, except for speed rings, which |
shall be made the night before, excepting |
only the first days races, when they can |
be made up to ] O'Clock of that day.
All premiums paid in money not other
wise advertised.
No money will be taken at the gate by |
the gate keepers, All persons are politely
requested to purchase tickets at the Office
near the gate.
All tickets not transferable.
Every rule in this premium list will be
strictly adhered to, and no exception made
whatever.
No premiums paid till last day of the
Show.
Tickets admitting one person during
Horse Show, Sl.2j. Family tickets in
same proportion.
All persons over 10 years.. .....$ 35
All persons over and under IO.... 20
M m and horse. so
Private conveyance, 2 pcrsons......... 90
Two horse hack 4 driver, a day....... 200
Four horse hack & driver, day...... $50
No entry will be made until entry fee is
paid.
No privileges granted or booths rented
until money is paid.
All premiums not claimed within 20
lays after the Show will be forfeited.
New stalls have been built this year,
md an abundance of room and all kinds
,f feed for stock on the grounds.
Positively no checks given at the gate.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11
There is a man in our town,

There is man in our town.
And he is very wise, si'.
Wheneer he doesn't feel just right
One remedy he tries, sir.
It's just the thing to take in spring
The blood to purify,
He tells his friends, and nothing else
Is he induced to try,
because, having taken DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery to cleanse
his system, tone it up, and enrich
the blood, and finding that it always
produces the desired result, he con-
siders that he would be foolish to
experiment with anything else. LIS
motto is, ''Prove all things and hold
fast to that which Is good That's
why he pins his faith to the "Galden
Medical Discovery"
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11
SPEED RING.
DI-NNIMC PACE


60 to Est, 10 to ID, 5 to 3d.
PACING OR RACKING.
BIG Mile heats, 3 in 5, to be paced or
racked in 3 minutes or less or no
premium paid. ........................I0 100
10 to ISt, I5 to I'd, 10 to Sd.
RUNNING-NOVELTY RACE.
3I7 Horse first at ! ! mile post, 10, horse
Ist at mile post, 20; horse list At
mule post 30; horse lat at | mile
rost 40..-.................... ...lOe
Horse entering for mile pays en-
trance fee OF .; mile, Z; I mile, 8;
| mile, II.
Provided, however, that horses which
pay entrance for specific distances will not
be entitled to go on and win the purse for
longer distance.
WIN. 4. HILL, Manager.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11
Benevolsnt and Lit.r,,x

ksyrrsyIILx LTsEARr-E B. Kellogg. LTh-.rt.,
onsa fren . 20 " a. N. and from 9 fo4 D. m
|-NArfEs LaeaE, No. ~. A. y. and A M-John
81 nretinrs saturday evening preceding full neon
!, SssIros tnesr. No. III. A o. D. VINO.
y 8.fier. ~ W.: r. n. Tisdale Recsrd.r R.grI.,
neefines Sd and 9Th Tue.say svenIag AZ o,eIost
OHAsfrox Co hknrckL LsorfgTr.-NeetstheF IN q Fou ytl,
ExanrsdHy IN eacA month at Saiisbury
II 1shscrs ksteBrs, A. o. o. w.-Neets ID and 3,h
[<Hdsy eve tings In each month. y. j. Moor. a O
- fisda-e n. u
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11
Tuesday, 1st Day.
SPEED RING.
RUNNING PONY RACE

RUNNING PONY RACE.
227 1T hands aud onder, mile dash. I5
to lst, ) to I'd, 2 to Sd.
MULE RACE.
22S ! mile heats, best 2 in 3......,,.,,. Is
to lst, to u, to I'D.
PLOW HORSE RACE.
229 ! mile hsa!s. best in 3............ 10
80 lst, to I'd, TO Sd.
No horse Will he entered in this race exccpt plow
horses All persons entering horses will be required
to take oath that their horse has ploughed as much
As 10 acres in the year 1880.
SADDLE RING,
230 Mare o. Ceiling, = years and over 10
22l Maze oF gelding. : yrs l. under L.. 10
2s2 Mare or gelding, 2 yrs It under B., s
233 Mare or geiding, yr and under 2 c
23l Mare or gelding, under year,. 5
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11

Walking advertisements for DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy are the thonc
sands it has cured.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11
SPEED RING.

RUNNING RACE,
279 3-year olds, stake race. J mile
heats, in 3; fair adds 20; nomina-
tions $l0..................., 20
TR0TTING RACE.
280 2:40 class, in 5, mile heats. 100
20 to lst, 20 to I'd, 10 to Sd.
RUNNING RACE.
PSI Mile heats, in 100
20 to lst, 20 to I'd. 10 tn::3i.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11
Friday, Fourth Day.
MULES.

| M = 1I@O.
2S2 Mule any age or sex ............. 10
2Sj Fa'r oil mul ss.......................... 10
RODDSTERS.
26f Roadster stallion any age ........... 20
2S5 Roadster mare any age............... 20
RIDING-GIRLS AND BOYS.
! 2S6 Girl rider under Is years. Gun
287 Bor lilsr under Is years............ CUP
28S Oldest man who never attended an
agricultural fair before. Silver Medal
HORSES, MARES AND COLTS.
2S9 Brood mare aud sucking colt by
her StQe....... ....................,....... 10
290 Brood mare and sucking mule colt
by her side. .................. ...... 10
29i Stallion and ) rr more of his colts 10
292 Jack and 3 or m,re Of his colts..... 10
293 Sucking colt-draft.. 10
29i Sucking colt-saddle.. 10
295 Sucking mule colt................... 10
HARNESS HORSES.
296 Stallion 5 years and over.......... 10
297 Stallion 4 years and under ...... 10
29S Stallion 3 years and under 4........ 10
299 Stallion years and under 3....... 8
300 Stallion | year and under 2......... s
3Ol Stallion under year..................
All stock that has taken premiums at
this fair in the ring are reluir, to join in
procession at l o'clock p. m, Friday.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11
Thursday, Third Day
JACKS AND JENNETTs

I d-tOAo A-ND jELN Y z Is.
259 Jack years and over.. 10
700 Jack years and under 4...... 80. 10
Z6l Jack years and under 3 .........
262 Jack year aid nnder 2............ e.
Z65 Jack under ear................. S
264 Jenne;t any 10
SADDLE SFALLIONS.
265 Stallion 4 years and over. Is
266 Stallion 3 years and under a.. 10
26I Stallion years and under 3d.. g
26S Stallion year and under 2......... 6
269 Stallion under year.............. 5
DRAFT HORSES.
go Stallion 4 years and oyer........... Is
27l Stallion years and under 4.... 10
272 Stallion years ard under 3.... s
273 Stallion year AMI under 2.. G
274 Stallion under year.......... 1900. 5
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11
RELIGIOUS.

RELIGIOUS.
HsrHoprrr CHrrcn (e.ush)-R.v. n W u.,,.v
tssfot- Services hrst and thiri sabbsfhs. morpi,S
ss1 srsnis< of zach month, Sabbath schooi aver s.l
e.sn morning AZ o'clock. Prayer meeting we,lnes
roHuscu-PrsaehInx hr.t and .ec-
80 ssbeaths-, morning and evening. Rev q N
- ssos pastor; sabbath School every Sabbath morn
1sn bArrtsrcHuacH-aev. Eiwin Nsrvei pastor.
s-r.ses second and fourth saudsvs Of each ppcnth
Ps<y-f.nes,ing on fassl.y svenin rs Of each U.,I.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11
SPEED RING.
RUNNING RACE.
DRAFT HORSES.

nun NNbANO lshNb's
2j6 2-year olds, J mile dash...-......... 81
:I5 to Ist, 10 TO 81. ) 10 81.
SLOW MULE RACE.
2J7 J mile heats, no one allowed to
ride bis own mu,e; slowest 80, ri
slowest 5, Sd slowest, 80 .......... /;
TROTTING.
25s 2-year- -olds, ! mile heats, in g.. 81
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11

kEfTESV1LLE AS FOLLOWS:
GOING EAST.
No IL ST LOUIS Mail and Ex.IO 58 m
No s Chicago Exprpss......... 3 Is \
No ~ Moberly Ae Freight...... 2 90 o nj
NO p Ae Fright .......... Is n
No st Louis Express-......... SO a m
GOING WEST.
NO l Kansas City Express.. ) AZ n m
M q and ST Joe Express. ; 20 a \,
NO Kansas City Mail and Ex AZ m
ISo ~ Accommodation Freight . Is a m
NO Omaha Express. p n M
% 'Dsily. fpaily exeep, Sunday.
Nos and have Reclining Chair Car.
lseais free) and new Buffet Sleeping Cars
% kansas City aud Chicago without
No . has Reclining Chair Cars fsea,s
ire- TO Kansas City without change.
Nos : and will stop at Keytesv;lle Eo,
passengers 70 or from Chiilicothe, or
points north OF Chillicothe.
For Rates, Tickets, Time Tables, etc.
apply to
s c. C. CHRISTAL.
Agent, KeytesvilIe, No.
CHts VI. HAYS, +. CHAyDIEK.
Gen1 Manager. Gen1 Pass & Text Ap,
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11
SPEED RING.

RUNNING RACE.
302 | mile heats in 3..................... so
25 to lst, Is to I'd, 10 to Sd.
TR0TTING RACE.
SOB minute race, mile heats, 5 in 5...lt0
IS to lst, 20 to 2l. 5 to Sd.
RUNNING RACE.
30l ! mile, 2 in 3........................l
90 to lst, 30 to I'd, 10 to Sd.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11

81 wine made in Charlton countT......
90 cordial made in Charlton county,.
90 vinegar made in Charlton county,.
KITCHEN AND ST0REEQGM.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11
TIM e TABLE

KEYrESyILLE AS Follows
GOING EAST.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11
General Directory.

County omoer..
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1890-09-11

No privileges granted or booths rented
until money is paid.
All premiums not claimed within 20
days after the Show will be forfeited.
New stalls have been built this year,
and an abundance of room and all kinds
Of feed for stock on the grounds.
Positively no checks given at the gate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28
ABOUT PEOPLE.
The Daily Chronicle of the Movements
individuals.


individuals.
Mr.. c. A. Sipe, of Fairmont, is again in
the city.
Hon. J. p. Spriggs, of Woodsfield, Ohio,
is in the city.
Miss Mamie Sherron, left for Barnes
vile, last week.
Miss Dot Young, of West Liberty, is
visiting Miss Egerter, on Chapline strete.
Judge John =. Spriggs, of Woodsfeld,
O., was in the city for short time yester-
day.
Mrs. Peter vogler and Mrs. Michael
Hearne, are visiting friends in Steuben-
vile.
Miss Frances Durend, of Fremont, o., is
visiting Miss Mamie Warner, of the South
Side
Mrs. John Mason, of the South Side, who
has been visiting friends in GlOver's Gap,
has returned home.
Mr. O. s. Long and daughter, Miss MARI,
will leave for their Charleston home this
morning at II o'clock
Mr.. John Whyte, of the SherifT's Office,
returned Thursday evening from visit TO
friends in Old Virginia.
Alfred Shallcross, of the Philadelphia
mercury. 10 III Nut NANNf NoAANa hNAN ~ Wv
serious illness of his mother
Miss Sophia Lingman, of Pittsburg, and
Miss Clara Mason, of the South Side, are
visiting friends in POwhatan.
Misses Nicola Scott and Carrie LafTerty,
two charming Cadiz girls, were IN town
yesterday on shopping expedition.
Hon. Robert Browse, of Peasants cOun-
ty, was among the business men of the city
yesterday, and is quartered at the Wind
sor
Mr.. w. Lathrop. paymaster for Paige,
Carey & Co, left for New YOak and the
Eastern resorts for a short vacation yester-
day
Miss Lizzie Chapline, daughter Of the
late Moses Chapline, of Paris, Ky, is Wis
iting her cousin, Miss Jennie Griffith on
Thirteenth street
Mrs. o. T. Wilde and daughter, left yes
tertlay. on the steamer Hudson, for IRON
ton. Ohio, where they will spend two
weeks with friends.
IL. +. Scotland, w. G.. Ramsey, G. W. Am
bier f. ). Kelley, and J. p. Sofiand, b. &
o. civil engineers, of Baltimore; e.. >.
Wells. of Josiah: Alfred Harris, of Glen
Easton; j. H. Strickling, of West Union;
Mrs. Swan and daughter, of MiddlebOurne,
registered at the Stamm House yesterday.
Mr.. j. f. Mock was able to be down
street to-day, the first time since his re-
cent terrible experience in the Clarington
wreck on the 0. r. r. X. He is getting
along nicely and his friends are all glad to
see him out.-PrOf. w. Il. Wiley, of the
law school of the University and Secretary
of the West Virginia Bar Association, will
leave tonight for California and Oregon on
a Measure TRIP. -FdrkerSblUD Journal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly an
Pithily Told.

Pithily Told.
ONE deed of trust was recorded by
Clerk Hook, yesterday.
THERE was no one missed in the enumer-
alton at No. ~ Fifteenth street
A SUIT for divorce has been entered in the
Circuit Court by Fl. p. RiXey against w.
p Rixey.
OFFICER DoNLEY lost his bunch of keys
Yesterday, and the finder can leave them at
this office.
CONTRACTOR CONRAD was arrested again
yesterday, for non-removal OF garbage, on
complaint of Mrs. Terrell.
REV. G. w. CHALFANT, of Pittsburg, will
preach in the Bridgeport Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning and evening.
A BOAT load of sewer pipe arrived for
the Island sewers, yesterday, and will at
once be hauled along the line Of the
trenches. The work of putting them down
will commence in week or so.
IT Is denied. on competent authority, that
the Democratic Club Directors have pur-
chased twenty-five feet front Of the Pea
body Insurance Company property, on
Market street, north OF Twelfth.
SHERIFF SrEENRoD has received infor
nation from the authorities of the Weston
Insane Asylum that Daniel Linn, sent to
the Institution several years ago, from this
county, had died at a. IN. on the 24th inst.
TIE special Council Committee to inves-
tigate the condition of Bakers addition and
the head of Twenty-ninth street, met after
the adjournment Of Council, last night and
agreed to meet ut the City Clerks Office
Monday afternoon at o'clock. The City
Engineer will accompany them.
A DECREE has been entered in the Cir
cuit Court in the case Of Mary {. Lane and
husband V. Mary Morrey ct al, assigning
dover to Mary Morrey in the east half of
lot No y, in Shriver's addition, during
her natural life. The residue Of the estate
Of John MOrrey. deceased, is TO be sold at
auction for the benefit OF his heirs
THROUGH an unaccountable error, in yes
telday's REGISTER, the names of Edward
O'Donnell and Herman Bentz crept in
among the Republicans figuring in Thurs
day evenings attempt to organize Repub-
lican club. OF course the stament showed
itself 10 be an error on its face, but still
both gentlemen had 10 stand IL good deal of
"guying'' during the day.
THERE were six cases in Police Court
Yesterday morning. Joseph Hasenauer,
charged with violation of the cess-pool
ordinance, was let OFF on payment of the
costs. Mary Dawson paid - and costs for
street walking, and Frank klinkler 81 and
costs, for disorderly conduct. Spot Ca
rev got 81 and costs for disorder, and
Frank Kasley - and costs for disorder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-28
THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
The Ladies and Gentlemen Who Have In
tered the Contests.

tered the Contests.
The following ladies and gentlemen
have kindly consented to take part IN
the tennis tournament for the oenent OF
the hospital fund, which will take place
on the Island base ball park July hrst
and second, and they will all be expect
ed to participate:
Gentlemen's singles-J. Il. Belleville,
Hazlett Cummins, Chas. List, Chas.
Lamb. Hal Spcidel, Harry Cummins,
Chas. Clarke, Nelson Hubbard, Guy
Wagner. VIM. Kelley, Percy Norton
Arthur Hubbard, Harry Simpson, wal
ter Hall and Sam Brockunier.
Gentlemen's Doubles-Chas. List and
Chas. Lamb; Nelson Hubbard and Ar
thur Hubbard; Hazlctt Cummins and
j. +. Belleville; VIM. Kelley aud ). i.
Norton: Guy Wagner and Chas. Clarke;
Harry Cummins and Walter Hall; Harry
Simpson and II. Speidel.
Ladies' Singlcs-Miss Lizzie Lucas,
Miss Laura Cooper, Miss Mary Smythe,
Miss Matte Clarke, Miss Anna Cum
Minis, Miss Elizabeth Cummins, Mrs. DIR.
Hustled and Miss Eta Laughlln.
Ladies' DoubleS-Misses Lizzie Lucas
and Lille Vance; Misses Cooper and
Smythe: Misses A. Cummins and Clarke;
Misses L. Cummins and Carrie Whiting;
Misses Bessie Hubbard and Virginia
HOge.
Mixed Doubtless. +. Belleville and
Miss Cooper; Hal. Spcidel and Miss
Smythe; VIM. Kelley and Miss Clarke;
). =. Norton and Miss Lucas; Hazlett
Cummins and Miss Anna Cummins;
Chas. Clarke and Miss L. Cummins.
The drawing for places will take
place at Mr.. Hazlett Cummins' resi-
dence. No. 1914 Chapline street, this az
ternoon at . o'clock, and all having en-
tered are requested to be present, fpos-
sible.