The billboard (July-Dec 1898)

16 THE BILLBOARD. THH BILLBOARD 17 BIG MONEY FOR CANE MEN You can coin money selling my CANES and TOY WHIPS at all Fairs, Summer Resorts, Beaches. We are the onlv manufacturers of this line. 40 per cent, saved by buviiig from us. Send for Free Illustrated Catalogue. "— - I. EISENSTEIN, 44 Ann St., N. Y. City OMAHA, NEB.—Trans-Mississippi & Inter- national Exposition. June 1 to Nov. 30, 1898. Gurdon W. Wattler, Omaha, Neb., pres.; John A. Wakefield, Omaha, Neb., secy. OMAHA, NEB.—National Household Econo- mic Association. Miss Ellen F. Marshall, secy., 1882 W. 22d St., Chicago. Oct. 17. OMAHA. NEB.—Grand Lodge, K. of P. Oct. XL Will H. Love, Lincoln, Neb., secy. OMAHA, NEB.—National Funeral Directors' Association. Oct. 12. Chas. W. Nully, Philadelphia, Pa., secy. OMAHA, NEB.—Trans-Mississippi Fruit Fes- tival Association. June 1 to Nov. 1. G. W. Hervey, secy. OMAHA, NEB.—American Association of Farmers Institute Managers. October. F. W. Taylor, secy- OTTAWA. ONT.. CANADA—Allied Printing Crafts Union. June. 1899. PARIS. FRANCE—National Editorial Asso- * elation. 1900. . „ PASADENA. CAL.—Tournament of Roses. Jan. 1.1899. M. H, Weight, Pasadena, Cal., PEORIA, ILL-United Order of Plumbers of United States and Canada. September, 1899. W. J. Spencer. Chicago, secy.-treas. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Pharmaceutical As- sociation. June, '99. J. A. Miller, secy.. Harrisburg, Fa. ... PHILADELPHIA. PA.—National Association of Agricultural Implement & Vehicle Man- ufacturers.' Oct. 18 to 20. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—National Peace Jubi- lee. October, 1898. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Grand Army of the Republic. 1899. Col. Jas. A. Sexton, com- mander-in-chief. PHILADELPHIA, PA. — National Army Nurses* Association- 1899. Miss Kate Scott, Pennsylvania, secy. PHILADELPHIA. PA. — Women's Relief Corps. 1899. Mrs. Flo Jamieson Miller, Monticello. 111., nat. pres. . .. „ . PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Ladies of the G.- A. R." 1899. Mrs. Annie Esher, Chicago, 11L PHILADELPHIA, PA—Patriotic Order of America. Oct. 24. 1899. Theo. Harris, Phil- adelphia, Pa., secy. . ,. . PHILADELPHIA. PA.—Daughters of Veter- ans. 1899. Mrs. Vinno Bond Willis, of Massachusetts, secy. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—California Volunteer Association. 1899. Capt- Geo. H. -Fetter, Providence. R. L, secy, and treas. PHILADELPHIA. PA.— Veteran Signal Corps Association. 1899. C. W. D. Marny, Boston. Mass.. secy, and treas. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—International Com- mercial Congress. June, 1E99. . PIERRE, S- D.—South Dakota Editors* Asso- ciation. January. 1899. J. F. Halliday. Iro- quois. S. D., secy. „ ^ , PITTSBURG. PA.—International Astronomic- al Congress. May, 1900. C. W. Scovll, secy. PITTSBURG, PA.—Grand Encampment ot Knights Templars. 24 Tuesday In October, 1898. W. B. Melish, Fr. Junior Warden. PITTSBURG, PA.—Biennial Convention ot the Knights and Ladles of Honor of Penn- sylvania. 1899. Grand secy., Fred Voelcker. Philadelphia. PORTLAND, ME.—Ladies* Loyal Orange As- sociation. 1899. Jane Morrison. Syracuse, N. Y-, supreme grand mistress; Anneta Dean. Saginaw. Mich., secy. PORTLAND, ME.—Maine Musical Festival. Oct. 10 to 12. «. , . . PORTLAND, ORE.—Pharmaceutical Associa- tion. Oct.. 1898. A. W. Allen, secy. PORTSMOUTH, O.—A. O. U. W. Grand Lodge. Aug. 22, 1899. Walter Pickens, G. R.. of Toledo, O. , PCT-IN-BAY. O.—National Association ot Photo-Engravers. 1S99. C. C. Cargill, Grand Rapids, Mich., secy. _ , PUT-IN-BAY, O.—Master House Painters & Decorators* Association.» July, 1899. W. J. Albrecht. Toledo, O., secy.-treas. RICHMOND. VA-—Association of Railway Su- perintendents of Bridges and Buildings. Oct. 18. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.—California Dairy Convention. Oct- 14 and 15. flAN FRANCISCO, CAL.—Northern Baptist Convention. 1899. SAN JACINTO. CAL—Flower & Fruit Show. Oct. 27 and 28. SCRANTON. PA.—Pennsylvania State Camp, Patriotic Order of America. July 11, 1899. SHBLBTVTLLB, IND. — Southern Indiana Teachers* Association. March, 1899. SIOUX FALLS. S. DAK.—National Cream- ery Butter Makers' Association. Jan. 22 to 28. 1899. E. Sudendorf. secy. SPRINGFIELD, ILL.—Illinois Live Stock Breeders' Association. Nov. 15 to 17. SPRINGFIELD, ILL.—Horse Breeders Asso- ciation. Nov. 15 to 17. SPRINGFIELD, ILL.—Cattle Breeders' Asso- ciation. Nov. 15 to 17. SPRINGFD3LD, ILL.—Swine Breeders' Asso- ciation. Nov. 15 to 17. _ _ SPRINGFIELD, ILL.—Illinois Sheep Breed- ers' Association. Nov. 16 to 18. John G. SPRINGFIELD, MASS.—State Encampment O. A. R. 1899. m _ . „ SPRXNGFIELD, O.—Master Plumbers' Con- vention. 1899. STANTON, NEB.—Nebraska Saengerbund. 1900. F. Raahe. secy. • ST. LOUIS, MO.—Independent Order of Red Men. March. 1899. ST. LOUIS, MO.—Seml-Annual Meeting . - Western Insurance Association. March 8, 1899. J. A. Kelsey, of the Aacben & Mil. nlch, secy. ST. LOUIS, MO.—Grand United Order of Odd Fellows. Geo. E. Temple, 2341 Washington St., secy. Oct. 4, 1898. ST. LOUIS, MO.—Jewish Fair and Bazaar. Autumn, '98. ST. LOUIS, MO.—State Convention of Good Roads. Nov., '98. ST. LOUIS, MO.—American Fire Chiefs As- sociation. Oct. 18. Harry A. Hills, Wy- oming, O., secy. ST. LOUIS, MO.—Proprietary Association of America. Oct. 17, 1898. ST. LOUIS, MO.—United States Railway Mail Service Mutual Benefit Association. Oct. 3 to 5. 1S99. J. M. Brown, Atlanta, Ga., secy.- treas. ST. LOUIS, MO.—Wholesale Drug Associa- tion,National Convention. October. A. B. Merriam, Minneapolis, Minn., secy. ST. LOUIS, MO.—Cattlemen of United States, Canada and Mexico. Autumn. ST. LOUIS. MO.—Elks' Convention. 1900 ST. PAUL. MINN.—Minnesota Retail Hard- Ware Association. J. W. Clark, secy., Min- neapolis, Minn. 1S99. SCRANTON, PA.—Letter Carriers' Associa- tion. Sept. 4, 1899. F. J. Cantwell, Brook- lyn, N. Y., secy. SYRACUSE, N. Y.—State S.- P. C. A. Oct 5 and 6. SYRACUSE, N. Y.—Semi-Centennial. Oct. 11 to 17, 1898. TERRE HAUTE. IND.—State G. A. R. 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