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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-17

Tknn = . personality IN Robert Nsn-
tsil. ssho opens his thrss niGhts' engaee-
msut q the Seattle tAsatss tonight, which
comsasnds tntsssst and respect 1t u.
psrhsps. ths tmpression Of latent power
whfcn the actor conveys that thus leads
oss " pay him careful and critical attsn-
tion.; Thsrs 10 reserved fcrcs In him
and Jadividual vitality. dignity and .
love sof srt for arts sake which. In many
rssp4rts. lssds one 20 - In him much
that.fsminds him u jobs Mccullough.
To. those Who knew we'll the great Inn
persinatos Of virginius, 6partacus and
Lear this may seem saying great deal.
But 10 must b remembered thst AcCul-
IQugt had 70 piov his way through ad-
vssss opinion until be fixed his stamp
upoes the dramatic world. He vss slow in
growth, he had for long time 70 feel his
way hut b vas ever growing and hs felt
his Nay with IN artistic instinct
One gets the impression whom seeing
'Ths Face in the Moonlight" that Mr..
NausslI u feeling his way for m outlet Of
suppsssssA dramatic forcs. One can read
tly Ne Why be found In Mr.. Osborne's
pIay;s daylight opening tor what he
wss seeking. It b . play whose
naiE ideas are strong. and, properly
hsnd1ed, results in drama Of sxtraordi-
nasysJ,owsr. The work ID clevsriy con-
strusssd. Il displays full knowledge Of
technical makeup on the authors part.
lie mechanism 10 really excellent. snd yet.
Whit through the sway OF NJ. Nanteli's
individually 1.-THE Face In the Moon
light 10 carried along with deep interest
for ITO auditor. II never sweeps him Of
his Ciet.
AMI yet there Is no doubt that when Mr..
Han;sli has swing. afforded him by .
properly constructed scene and situation.
he isJally capable Of carrying everything
before him His Rahat 10 truly strong
creation. IL 10 conceived. ~ It should Be-,
- . coldiy. cruel character. which b.
comes animated only BY the influence Of
coaTts passion, and finds in coarse sallies
Of Vit an avenue Of relief for .
desp.aable nature. Mr.. Nantell has
developed Rsbat into one Of those
Well-sefined characters which are sure to
stsne out strong in the memory. and have
an existence - long at least a. tho gsnsr-
alton, which sees the play and this player.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-17

RUNssLAn-M Ballard. On sunday. July Is
lsa:, Clara. vito Of 1. a. nnmbaAd. a9ed ~
ysaSsa
fuEYrAi 1t 10 o'clock THE moaning from the
Cfoss6 Undertaking Compaay's rooms. Inter
ment "a Mount Pleasant cemetery.
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Mask Murphy will. with the assistance
Of his company Of comedians. present their
iatest New fork sucesss. ''O'Dowd's
Neigh bors, ct the Seattle theater Friday
and Saturday, July q and - ''O'Dowd's
Neisssbors" IL ono Of those theatrical pro-
ductfnns for which you can not find
name In the dictionary. but call il what
you vill, It 70 winner from start to fn-
ish. The management boasts that they
havsshe largest farce comedy company
travGsing this season. There are no less
than shirty-two people In the cast Sam
J. Ryan, who has the second best part in
the riece. 10 very clever comedian. and
Was ;as original In the part Of Marcus
NcN3b. An addition to tho company
this gear - Miss Clara Thropp. Miss An
ME lordins. Miss Minnie Williams, Miss
Emma Winton. Miss Rose Leigh, and
many other beautiful ladies. Mise Jennie
Murphy. who plays the part of the Widow
Reilly. 10 . great fsvorits among comic
opDr2 siuRerS
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"CRISP SNAPS

eesso-Lcfs Rose street.. aersh Of Madison.
strives graded sAotes iscAstoa
ots rEK ACRE-iso Sce~s, part hosfom.
saiasss good timber. cleared only 81. 600:
near .aisrcAt
a.. 90 Madison street. eorner. sightiy-
o.. doo-thsssaus street e>sraer. isoxt5o. Rem
lea asssasss iess al rse~sy graded
ru "SWAr"-frnnraxsd farm veil to-
eass= ca ra.sroas. satsosa sasi 10 trade fsx cay
srss-s-;y. vAlaatsos. Gle. etsol
Ai<' ssoAee rrer~rty ia Nessh e>sssae 10 tssts
fer S:iae. - Soc
ftstRrEE<Tu STREET. LOr-rata sire.
sSs4a u sSx~s enfy $50 easa 10 swing t.
HEtCk htlLDI>G-An rsassa. in good ~
sstiess. ~ . AaFSass. esa oea
rG "sWAr"-A hasasxsrss r~.s.sesc> ca
Ssoesss asn~ aiii sras~ for ssooo ssrsh af ar
fMFsssa ssse vaszcas sese4 vacant iss. ia seattle
rregrs nes cot % iss ~fvsnxes' Of ,As ear
se@ ACRES-Is kitsas coaasy 80 acres I'm
yxevsa o.; sns ~ 90: ~~sy paw ~nsa
To ~sWAr"-sre<ewe: city property Ass
sAsas sssssas lssA
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REAL xsrArx SALES.

Transactions sincs January 4 aaA Or
che past Wesk.
Real eseats transactions since January I, ls9a,
ere e60et.ssA Thers we're hled for record during
The past week % deeds. The considerations axsYe-
eating sl5tisL Following 10 ths record Of the
r.axf vres nv dsva.
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xorrcr 70 CONTRACTORS

NprfcE-you WILL SAVE TINE AND
~ measy BY getting prices On COM szson aat
r<~s-~s srsck, csssa msssas csfos> etc. tsota
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CARRAHER & MEACHAN
al4 Cherry So. Ground Floor.
Gosr

I s~:E-Ar WOODLAND fARk SUNDAY
IL a.s-<ncea. . 5-neks<nesx usAsss 81 George
ssasystA. ssetAiassx paseSB aa1 bozk casSk-
L~aSS ~ lvvo 6gess sssuo2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-17

LoYxIs. July ia-lSpecisl. The county
commissioners met on Monday and q
comipittes went down to advocate the ap-
Precipitation OF 81 600 to secure the appro-
priatson Of 81, 900 from the state to build
the contemplated state road from What
com Through OkanoRan to Marcus, Stevens
county. The matter occupied the whole
day. Aut finally the commissioners appro-
priated the money and the following day
agreed 70 buy the bridge across the Simil
Kanlsn river at Oroville. of the Gro own
site company. for s.. 800.
A ksood deal Of interest 10 felt here in the
fate st the survey Of three townships made
near:y two years ago by J. r Ashley. OF
Spokane, and which have never been &C.
cepiei. and upon investigation Il il found
tina; she field notes were only filed In
June: and then in IN incomplete state.
THIS season rain 10 the rule rather than
the Exception. and the best crops on
record exist without irrigation. The hay
crop sill be immense and the bunch grass
on sf.a hills IL without parallel. and almost
every head Of range stock il today In the
best condition for beef
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4 LII THOSE PERSONS INDEBTED To TIL
n New Ariin&toa restaurant will kindly cA l
ant sestie All CREDITOR "a New airing on res, as-
rAns prior 20 Juae IL, isSa VIII forward state
nent Of account ~ mall % A. Garton. Rscsivef.
NEW oDoRLEss ExCAvATIN9 COM.
~ pany. wants ard cosspools smsssed ssom us
10 e2S by latest improved otofiess excavatos.
Adareas New Otoriess Excayasing Company, r.
q Eox S6R. a<assla
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mATs DxsssING.

IA FRANCE HAIR PAELons, LATEST
Ia styles 10 hairdFs~s1sx. popular prices. hair
goods E,an afscsassd - ssasG $50 Piss stssst
coTnss KosrtA
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rYrxwsyrsso xAcHsxks.

AGENCY or THE REMINGTON STAND
n ard rypswsitss has removed to III Colombia
ssreey. n<w and secoad hand machines snc ali
kssds OF sypswrtss sappsseA a. H. Dsw son, Gen
eral Aseat
DAk-fD4,k TYPEwRrTER. VISIBLE WRIT
ID lag forced align nent. latest. hesf. send for
catalogue. agsncy Eds<oa MtmeegrApA scott a
BAnnAn col Hatiey hoek
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OKS1SDEEY

II ASTHoSY's BiSDERY. BLANK -
II Manufacturers wsshingtosi stress. e..
commercial, rooms ] and cry nieek, q
VAN
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For Everett ana oil points on the r. a. n c.
railvsy take the seattle. LAKE shore 4 Eastsrn
train Saving seattle at ~ q. N daily. Through
conn..stions from snohomish. No delay.
1hroSgh tickets sold Il seattle depot
Ha.s you seen the new gsocssy. SIS Front
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-07-18
For Sale BY Druggists.

Band measures ut numbers ], =, 5. Price,
$50 TO So inches. and 10 cents extra Tor
e,ch additional inch.
Pills Sl.5u bottle. or three bottles for
400, enough Tor one treatment.
Obesity Fruit Salt Sl.0J pc: bottle.
You can buy the Pills, Band, aud Salt
.{rect from our stores, or ny mali or ex-
iress.
"a Correspondence and goods forward
et in plain, sealed package.
NOTICE. DIR. Edison's Electric Belts and
Finger Rings are sold AZ our stores. Send
ior our special Elec;r:c-Belt Circular,
.ealed.
Electric Belts sl.Oo and up. Insoles 50
'ents per pair.
LoRING q Co., Proprietors and Gen'l Agts.
So A East Washington ST., Chicago, ILL.,,
mot an apothecary store but parlor.
2l3-B. up one Fight
2222 Hamilton Pl:fee, Boston Mass.
40 AZ West end ST., New York City.
Tut this ont and keep it, and send for our
full ieight columnl article on Obesity.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-07-18
PROBATE COURT.

Docket oi eases in which settlements are
due from executors and administrators and
guardians and curators, Mt the ensuing
August term OF the Probate Court Of Pe!tis
county to be held nj the court house in said
county. commencing on the second Mon
dav OF August, A. ID. 1898:
MONDAY AUGUST II, 1898.
|. W. A. S,irlen. guardian ana curator
ri Joseph He.i.iiinger. minor 9th an
nual settlement.
>. 4. +. Stirlen, guardian and curator
ii Joseph Y. S;irlen, minor. 9TH annual
ettlement.
3. James Calvert, guardian and curator
4 Christopher Jones. minor. 9th annual
-s;ticment.
4. James Calvert, guardian and curator
%, Elizabeth Jones, insane. 9th annual
.itlement.
). Harriet 5. Harte. guardian and cura-
t,r OF G. b. Harte, minor. Sth annual
;,,lement.
d. Matthias Shebie. guardian and cura-
it- Of Charles Sheble. minor. Sth annual
>,itlement.
z. 7. &. Berry. guardian and curator of
NV. Willis, Alice. Ella, and Viola Dillon,
minors. 9Th annual settlement.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 18TH, 1898.
s. Mary A. Allen, guardian and curator
viJ. I. Allen, minor: sixth annual settle
:l.nt.
0. John X. Clopton. public adminis,ra-
,r John ii. Grove, deceased; final settle
nent.
IL. +. II. Glass, guardian and curator
al Mary w., Martha and Alkaline Glass.
binors sixth annual settlement.
IL. james I. Montgomery, guardian
AID curator OF +. ", ii. r.. \. X. and W.
J. Eastnn, minors; fifth annual settlement.
II. John K. Clor,on. public guardian of
A. and NJ. :. Fehr. minors fifth annual
settlement.
-. John Il. Clopton. public guardian OF
LAURA A. Grove, i minor; fifth annual
settlement
ii. William Kahrs, guardian and Gu
raorof Brant L.Otten.a minor; fourth an
nsal settlement.
WEDNESDAY August 10th.
Is. John r. Ciop,on public guardian OF
George L. ami Minnie Wood minors;
fourth annual settlement.
Ii. A. b. and A. NJ. Swope, administra-
tors Henry Swope, deceased; third an
NAL settlement.
IL. John X. Clopton, public guardian OF
+. F., NJ. d., ID. ID. and b. Al. Allcorn
minors, third annual settlement.
Is. Jonn X. Clopton. pubic admins
traitor, Jefferson Moore deceased; final
settlement.
~. $. &. Gold, guardian anil curator Of
Teriza, Annie and Thomas Cerney, minors;
thir1 annual settlement.
20. J. N. Otiield, 81, guardian and cura-
tor Of Gentry Oiiicli and J. VI. O;tie,i. Jr.,
minors; third annual settlement.
q. Thomas W. Cioney, Sr, guardian
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-07-18
cRIcKErS FOR BAIT.
A Tennessee Man Who Raises Then e,
Fishing Purposes.

Tennessee Man Who Raises Then for
Fishing Purposes.
"Yes, cold weather is mighty hard
on my cricket herd" said Alton X.
Hooten, of Greenfield, Tenn MY
cricket herd? Why, haven't You read
about it? You see, live in the mid
die of Tennessee, surrounded By the
rett.est lakes that ever eye gazed
Upon. The waters are filled with
trout and other game fish. and in the
spring, summer and fall the sportsmen
flock here from all sections of the
country. One of the most curious
facts about Tennessee fish is that they
wish nothing but crickets. Red worms,
tall sawyers and the like, find no fish
that will bite at them in our waters,
except suckers and small perch.
1.-The most serious obstacle, there
fore, with the fishermen is to get
crickets. I organized a stock COM
pany with few hundred capital and
stn-'"d to work last spring. l had q
large pasture fenced in with board
ahou. ton feet high, sowcd grass. built
m dollhouse and incuba.ors. and then
bean gathering in my stock. My
pasture consists of about twelve acres,
and 1 calculated that I could well
Craze so, ono crickets to the acre They
sell readily to fishermen at 81 per hun
dred. SO you see what a rich harvest
there is in such an industry. They
iourished like a green bay tree all
during the summer and fall, but since
the cold weather has reached them
they have been dying off at a remark
ably sad rate. and if the freeze should
continue much longer doubt if will
be left with seed for next spring"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-07-18
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
again write Won To- sag have lost Is
pounds, making ~ pounds ln,, in 10 weeks
Ivy using bottles OF DIR. Edison, Obesity
Pills and wearing his Obesity Band.
Very truly your. CHAs. III. KING.
Prof. HALE, Chicago University, writes To
the Chicago Herald, Sept. Is, 1892:
Coipulent men. should pay some atten-
ton to reducing their weight. When a
man is troubled with rheumatism, dys-
pepsh, kidney trouble or nervousness the
reducing OF weight is slower, until the
Obesity Pills have cured the disease that
caused obesity. The pills soften and
;eautiiy the skin of the face
! am at liberty to cite case in point.
Under nv advice Mr.. Armour used an
Edison Obesity Band and 3 bottle, OF Pills
and bst % pound. in 8 weeks. Other pa
tents have been equally successful.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-07-18
The French Nurse.

Parents who are in the habit Of put
ting their young children out to nurse
will do well to ponder over the follow.
ing case recently tried in a police
court at Paris: From the testin ony it
appears that a nurse woman was In
the habit of giving q baby in her
charge an artifieially healthy complex
ion by cruelty painting the infantile
face with cosmetics. The child pro-
gresssd so nicely that its weight in
creased in an astonishing manner,
owing, it was said, to some shot
which the nurse placed in the baby's
clothes Finally, the cruel fraud was
detected, and the woman receised two
years Imprisonment.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-07-18
ANSWERED AN ADLET.
Il Took All the Romance Out Of Couple
of Fools.

Il Took All the Romance Out Of = Couple
of Fools.
Fifty annual suns had bleached her
raven tresses, placed crows feet on her
chamois-like skin and otherwise ble;n-
ished her youthful loneliness. but the
vigor of romance still. lurkei in her
bosom. She inserted an IA" in enc
of our dai.ies for correspondent mat
rimonially inclined. The lad" was
answered by a Princeton gallant also
sliding down the slope beyond his
fiftieth anniversary. Photographs
taken in their PALMER days were ex-
changed. and last week the fair one
came from her retreat to meet her
ideal, to join heart and hand with him
and float hap lily on wings Of love to-
gether to the end of their natural
lives.
Both had so changed in tho many
years since the pictures Were taken
that they failed to recognize each
other in the train. Introductions fol-
lowed. They viewed each other for .
moment when she broke out with.
"You base deceiver, you horrid old
brute! You have deceived me, and ]
shall never marry you. You are twice
IS old as you represented, and a.
homely an a Puck cartoon" The radi-
ance vanished from the eager lovers
face. Staggered. confused and razzle-
aazzled, he bolted for the hotel door,
letting fly volley of cuss-words, in
terjecting such expressions as Vixen"
'.jsde," ''she-wolf' and .'olG henri
The door closed behind him with q
slam and the afternoon matiree was
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-07-18
MY PEN AND l.

We travel In lands that never were known
Under the sky.
And gather dream flowers that never have
grown
My pen and l.
We find our friends who are absent and dear:
All. me- ah nv,
And we mingle the ink with many tear,
My pen and l.
Now one must will, end the other obey,
AID that is why
We tell the story of years in day,
My pen and l.
Some OF you smile At story OF Jest,
And others sigh.
But together we do our humble best.
My pen and l.
And after awhile we shall both be laid
Quietly by
When tic last journey together we've made,
My pen and l.
Tho Hons L,
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Is Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed. executrix OF the estate of Oliver
H. Bohon, deceased, will make final settle
ment OF her accounts with said estate as
such executrix, at the next term of the
Probate court of Pettis county, Missouri,
To be holden Il, Sedalia, in said county, on
the 9Th day OF August. A. d.. 1898.
ELIZABETH BOHoN.
6-21wit ENecutriX.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-07-18

Marriages Between Whites and Blacks.
Negroes and whites are allowed 20
intermarry in twenty-three states and
territoriea They arc all Northern
states but one-Louisiana. They are
- follows: Connecticut Illinois. Iowa,
Louisiana, Kansas, Maine, Massa-
ehusetts, Minnesota, Montana, New
Hampshire, New Jersey. New York,
North Dakota, Ohio. Oklahoma. Penn
sylvania, Rhode Island. South Dakota,
Vermont, Washington. Wisconsin and
Wyoming. In all the other statea
such marriages are absolutely void
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-07-18
A Town - Pawn.

Il may not be generally known that
the little seaport town of Wismar, in
the Baltic, is virtually in the same
position as Montague Tiggs' shirt
namely, at the pawnbroker's It was
In 1903 that Sweden pawned the town
to the duchy Of Mecklenburg for a
round sum of money. It was then
stipulated that the town should be
restored to Sweden at the end of the
century, providing the sum lent. to-
gether with interest, were paid back
to Mecklenburg.
The sum is now said to amount to
several hundred million marks, and
apparently there is little chance of
Wismar being able to pay it at the
date fixed
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Final Settlement.

All creditors and Others interested in
the estate Of Ella VI. Wyman, deceased,
are notified that the undersigned admins
tor de BORIS a0a cam Instrumentation oBRcJo Of
said estate intends to make final settle
ment OF said estate at the next term of the
Probate Court OF Pe,tis County to be hold
en- At the court house in the city of Sedalia
in said county on the Nth day of August
4. D., lS93.
6-21w4, ii. +. WILLIAMS.
Administrator. ID. Il. v. &. 20.
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Lieut.. &. A. ScoTT, Revenue Gutter
Hamlin, writes to the Correspond
ence Department oil the New
Work Sunday VOL.

Three years ago Weighs. 16S pounds.
bui after using DIR. Edison'> popular Obes-
i,v Pills and Salts reduced to l69 pounds
ant easily keep at this weight. l saw
hov much other correspondents OF your
valuable papers We're benefited and wished
20 give the DIS treatment q trial.
Dr.. Edison's Obesity Fruit Salt is the
bet and simplest remedy for regulating
ia. action OF the liver that has been Dis
c,rered. The printed formula on the label
oi,he Fruit Salts show. their value TO SUI
f,rers from excessive tat or flesh.
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4 Terrible Mistake.

Att church hugging bee" in Ala
hama the othor evening a man, while
bindfolded. Rugged his own wife for
several minutes and when he learned
the fact he got mad and demanded his
money back This made his wife msd
and she demanded double rates foe ~
mart in the transaction.
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FOR
FOLKS.

Or. Edison's FAMOUS PILLS AND
BANDS and OBESITY FRUIT SALT
reduce your weight without dieting;
cures the causes Of obesity, such as
dyspepsia. rheumatism, nervousness.
catarrh, kidney troubles; keeps you
healthy, and beauties the complexion.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-07-18
Folding Linen.

Folding linen Is an accomplishment
in which each one of the women in
Holland is expected to be proficient
before she becomes mistress of home.
In Holland especially the folding Of
linen requires considerable skill and
training. Much of their fabric u Of
the finest texture and quality. and
they fashion the various pieces in
ironing into birds, animals, flowers,
and all manner Of artistic shspea
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-07-18
Why Suffer 2
When you can be Cured

Thousands are suffering with
Torpid Liver-the symptoms are
Depression of Spirits, 1ndiges
ton, Constipation, Headache.
DR.. Sanford's Liver Invigorator
is a reliable remedy for Liver
Disorders. 1t cures thousands
every year; why not try
DR.. Sanford's Liver Invigoratorf
Your Druggist will supply you.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-07-18

Sedaiia and Warsaw.
Arrive. Depart.
passenger and Express.-......300 p. Sis O. n
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-07-18

eDaily. Except Sunday.
Passengers taken at Fifth street does not
run into union depot.
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Docket OF eases in which settlements are
due from executors and administrators and
guardians and curators, Mt the ensuing
August term OF the Probate Court Of Petit,
county, to be held nj the court house in said
county. commencing on the second Mon
dav OF August, A. ID. 1898:
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-08-18
Matinee Races.
President Brewster has issued the follow
ing address relative to the matinee races:

President Brewster has issued the follow
ing address relative to the matinee races:
GAS the Owosso matinee club was
organized for the purpose of improving
the speed of horses and the ability of
drivers to drive them, 1 wish to give a
word of friendly advice, viz: If the
drivers wish to make the matinee a sue
cess they must be governed by the rules
of the American association, and as the
matinee club has no power to enforce the
rules it places the judges in an embarass-
ing position if the drivers ignore or de-
viate from the rules. If any of the
drivers in these races are ignorant of the
racing. rules, and do not wish to be to the
expense of buying book of rules, l cor
daily invite all the interested to call at
the Exchange Hotel, where the same
can be found and perused at leisure.
"That the horses participating in the
matinee races are improving, can readily
be seen by comparing the time made at
the first and last meetings. To save the
trouble of referring to the records | will
STATE that horses whose best time at our
first meeting was from LAB To l:4S trotted
at our last meeting in 1888 to lao, an inn
provement of 10 seconds. In conclusion
L wish to make few remarks. First,
those wishing to start their horses in the
races to make their entries as early as
Wednesday morning previous to each
race meeting, that the list of entries may
be published second, that those who
nominate horse for the races and after
wards wish to draw them will give
notice of the same before the race is call
ed. And last, but not least, that all low
ers of the equestrian sport will unite in
making the matinee success, and will
pledge my humble support and utmost
endeavor."