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If III m iff fit II 1 ii ^ LI If* 61 ; . I i 1* Slit It SI* ■a '^ff- its tl 18 Poultry Shows. AKROr". ro.—Okron Poultry and Pet Stock Club. Jan. 2 to 6. J. A. Palmer, secy. AlKURA. 1NU.—Aurora Poultry, ±ag«>n an< Pet Stock Association. Jan. 8 to 13, 190ft. J. B. Stevens, secy., Aurora, Ind. AiiKOKA,- 'lLtL^Si-buItry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Association. Dec. 26 to 29. Austin, •usa.-wc. 12 to 15.—C. S. Bri- gance, secy. BATTLE CHEEK. MICH.—Michigan Pand- ers' Association. Dec. 12 to 15. Geo. H»»>m, Secy. Bj. -uING, MICH.—Silk City Poultry Asso- ciation. Dec. is to 22. Leonard Smiia, secy -„':':- rAELVIBERE. IIJ^—Northern Illinois Poul- try Association. Jan. IS to 20, 1900. B. R. Lucas,' secy. -- - BLACKWELL, O. T.—Poultry Show. Jan. 17 to 20, law. Geo. M. Carson, secy. BLOOMiNBUKG. O.—Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Dec. 26 to 30. W. F. Jeffer- son, secy. BLOOMlNOTON, ILL.—Bloomlnglon Poultry Association. Dec 11 to 16. F. C. Luettig, secy. BoS't'ON, MASS.—Poultry Show. Jan. 15 to 2V. 1900. A. R. Sharp, secy., Taunton. Mass. BRATL.EBORO, \T.—Sept. 27 and 28. Valley Fair. I. K. Felch. judge. BKUCKTOJT. MAsS.—farockton_Poultry Asso- ciation. Nov. 29 to Dec 1. rvsr. L. Puffer, secy. . . ' - ■■ ' CaJttiiRIDGE, N. Y.—Cambridge Valley Ag- ricultural Society. Sept. 5 to 8. John L. r-tatt, jr., secy. . . s CAJKTON, O.—Canton Poultry Association. Dec. 28 to Jan. 1, 1900. U. S. Danner. secj. OAKEY, O.—Fancy Poultry Breeders' Club. Nov. 27 to Dec 1- V. C. Lytle, secy. CARLINVILLE. ILL.. — Catlinville Poultry Club. Jan. 30 to Feb. Z. Perry Duckies, secy. •■'■!.>•• CARLISLE. PA.—Cumberland Valley Agricul- tural Society. Sept. 26 to 29. C. T. Corn- man, supt. CEDAR RAPIDS, IA.—Western Poultry Fan- ciers Association. Jan. 4 to 9, 1900. Chas. H. Playttr, secy. CHARLOlTci, MIOH.—Charlotte Fanciers As- sociation: Nov. 28 to Dec. 2. F. M. Grier, secv. . CHArtLOTTE. N. C—Charlotte Poultry Asso- ciation. Jan. 10 to 12. W. M. Barrlnger, secy. CHICAGO, ILL.—National Fanciers' Associa- tion. Jan. 22 to 27, 1900. Fred. L. Kim- mey. secv.; CINCINNATI, O.—Ctnclhhatl Poultry Associ- ation. Jan. 16 to 20, 1900. A. E. Brooks, secy., b.w.c 7th and freeman ave. CUftTON. MASS.—.Clinton Poultry Associa- tion. Dec. 5 to 8. E. G. Burdett, sec>. COLFAX, WASH.—Whitman County Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Jan. 20 to 22, 1900. O. L. - Ken nedy; secy. COLUMBIA CITY, IND.—Poultry Association. .i.iii. 15 to 20. l COLUMBUS. O.—Ohio-State Poultry Associa- tion. Jan. 18 to 23. 1900. Chas. McClave, st».y.. New London, O. CORTLAND, N. Y.—Agricultural Society. Aug. 29 to Se-t. 1. W. J. Greenman, secy. CRESTLINE, O.—Fanciers' Association. Dec 12 to 16. E. B. Warden, secy. CRETE, NEB.—Blue Valley Poultry Associa- tion. Dec. Xt to 15. :C. B. Perry, secy. DALLAS, TEX. — Southwestern Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Association. Dec 11 » to 15. A. Branshaw, secy. DANBCRY. COJvN. — Dan bury Agricultural Society. Oct 2 to 7. 6. M. Bundle, secy. DANVILLE. ILL.—Vermillion County Poul- try Association. Sec 28 to 3L A. L. Rice, secy. DAVID CITY, NEB.—Dec 11 to- 14. Butler County Poultry Association. Theo. Hewes. judge. " . . .■:.-".:. - DAYTON, O.—Gem City Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Jan. 11 to 16. Theo. Faulstich,- secy. . DETROIT, MICH.—State Poultry and Pigeon Association- Jan.-15 to 13. John A. Grover, secy. «,.■■.-:.■■..; DUBUQUE, IOWA—Mississippi Valley Poul- try Association. Jan. 3 to 8, 1900. F. D. Scharle, secy..-96 Hart St. EL. DORADO, KACt—Butler County Fancy Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Dec <X"'io"30. C. H. Patterson, secy ELGIN. ILL."—Elgin Poultry Association. Dec. 25 to 28. W. J. Turner, secy. ELLSWORTH. WIS.—Dec. 5 to 8. Wisconsin Pcnltry.Association. S. A. Brown, .secy. ELMIRA, N. Y.—Dec-4 to 8. Judd H. John- son, secy. '-'■'' FNID, OKLA.—Jan.. 3 to 5, 1900. ERIE, ILL-—Whiteside County Show Associ- ation.' Not. 21 to 25. C. W. McCalL secy. ERIE, PA.—N. W. Pennsylvania Poultry As- sociation. Jan. 4 to 10, 1900. A. E. Ble- then, secy FALL RIVER, MASS.—Dec. 13 to 16.—John ^—wthpr. secy. FREDERICK, MD.—Frederick County Agrl- -oltural Society. Oct. 17 to 20. Harry C. Keefer, secy FREDONIA. N.Y.—Chautauqua County Poul- try and Pigeon Association. Dec. 11 to 15. P. R Bartram, secy. FREMONT, O.—Jan. 24 to 27. Sandusky Co. Poultry and Pet Stock Association. P. F. 34ach&el, secy. - FRESNO, CAL.—Fresno County Poultry As- sociation. .Nov. 21 to 25. E.- F. Mitchell, secy. Olea nder. FT.- SMITH, ARK.—State Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Dec 18 to 23. H. B. Mizell. Pine Bluff, Ark., secy. FT. WORTH. TEX.—Ft. Worth Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Jan. 21 to 23. J. A. Randall, secy. - * GALENA. ILL.—Galena Poultry "Association. Dec 2T to 30. F. J. Hoelting, secy. GALENA, ILL.—Galena -Poultry Association. Dec. 27 to 30. F. J. Hoelting, secy. GARDEN CITY, MO.—Poultry j— relation. Nov. 14 to 16. T. J- Jones, secy. GEN.EVA, O.—The Geneva Poultry, Pigeon and Pet ; Stock Association. Dec 21 to 26. 1899. D. D. Haines, pres.; C. P. Holt, secy.; - J,-, W. Carter, solicitor. THE BILLBOARD GEORGETOWN, ILL.—Georgetown Poultry Association. Jan. 2 to 6. D. H. Bowen. secy. - GOSHEN, IND.—Jan. 4 to 9, 1900. George- town Poultry Association. D. H. Bowen, secy. HAULER, O.—Nov. 22 to 25, 1899. HAMILTON, O.—Butler County Poultry and Pigeon Association. Nov. 28 to Dec. 4. W. W. Stevenson, secy. HEBRON, NEB.—Thcyer County Poultry Club. Dec. 2. D. J. Richard, uscy. INDL1NAPOLIS, IND.—Indiana State Poul- try Association. Dec. 11 to 16. J. C. Tark- ington, secy. IOWA CITY. IOWA.—Poultry and Pet Slock Association. Jan. 23 to 26, 1900. B. A. WIckham, secy. IOWA FALLS, IA.—Iowa Falls Poultry As- sociation. Dec. 18 to 23. W. Cutting, secy. JACKSON, MICH.—Jackson Poultry Farm- ers' Association. Dec. 18 to 22. W. H. Eaton, secy. JACKSONVILLE, ILL.—Central Illinois Poul- try Association. Dec. 12 to 14. C. T. Heim- lich, judge. JOHNSTOWN, N. Y-—Dec. 6 to 9. H. J. Quilhot, secy. KEOTA, IA.—State Poultry Association. Dec 26 to 30. W. L. Holmes, secy. KOKOMO. HMD.—Northern Central Indiana Poultry Association. Jan. 17 to 24. E. B. Sanders, secy. LANSING, MICH.—Central Michigan Poultry and ct Stock Association. Dec. 4 to 9. Jas. C Welch, secy. LE MARS, IA.—Plymouth County Poultry Association. Jan. 1 to 6. G. A. C. Clark, stcy. LONDON, ONT.—Western Fair Association. Sep t. 7 to 16. J. A. Nelles, secy. LONISVTLLE, KY.—Kentucky State Associ- ation.- Jan. 22 to 27, 1900. F. G. Hogan. secy.. 425 W. Main at. LOS GRATOS, CAL.—Los Gratos Poultry Club. Jan. 10 to 13. C. H. Vodden. secy. MACOMBMLL.—McDonough County Poultry Association. Dec. 25 to 19. Miss M. ry Eddy, secy. MACON, MO.—North Missouri Association. Dec. 4 to 8. E. M. Durham, La Plata, Mo., secy. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK. —New York Poultry and Pigeon Association. Jan. 30 to Feb. 3. H. V. Crawford, secy. MARSHALLTOWN. IA.—Poultry Associa- tion. Dec. 26 to 30. H. C. Hansen, secy. MASON CITY, IA—Cerro Gordo Poultry As- sociation. Dec. 12 to 15.' John D. Reeler, secy MEADVILLE, PA.—Meadville Fanciers Club. Dec 19 to 26. H. L. Lamb, secy.. Cam- bridge Springs, Pa. MEMPHIS, TENN. — Misslssipppl Valley Poultry Association. Dec 18 to 23. G. A. Seyfort h. s ecy. MIAMISBURG, O.—Miami Poultry Associa- tion. Dec. 4 to 9. S. B. Groby. secy. MILFORD, MASS.—Miirord Poultry Associa- tion. Dec. 12 to 14. W. H. Pyne, secy. MINNEAPOLIS, KAN.—Ottawa County Poul- try Association. Dec. 20 to 23. L. A Henry, secy. MORRISON, H.L.—Whiteside County Agri- cultural Society. Sept. a to 8. MT.- PULASKI, ILL.—ML Pulaski Feathered Stock Association. Dec. 19 to 24. W. J. Lincoln, secy. NACOMB, ILL.—McDonough Country Poul- try Association. Dec. 25 to 30. Miss Maria Edle, secy. NASHVILLE, ILL.—Egyptian Poultry Asso- ciation. Dec. 12 to 15. A. S. Muller, secy. NEW ALBANY, IND.—Southern Indiana Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Jan. « *n 13. 1900. Frank Heck. secv. NEW BEDFORD, MASS.—New Bedford Poul- try Association. Dec. 5 to 9. J. W. Owen, secy. _* - *■ NEW YORK.—New York Sultry. Pigeon and* Pet Stock Association. Jan. 3 to Web. 2. H. V. Crawford, secy., Montclalr, N. J. '•* NICHOLASVHJLE, KY.—Blue Grass Pcultry Association. Dec. 12 to 15. W. S. Hendren, secy. OAKLAND, CAL.—Oakland Poultry Associa- tion. Dec. 6 to 9. F. A. Roswell, secy., Lorin. O'FALLON. ILL.—O'Fallon Poultry Associa- tion. Dec. 5 to 8. Benj. S. Myers, judge. OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.—State Poultry Association Dec. 26 to 30. L. F. Laverty, secy., Guthrie, Okla. OWOSSO. MICH.—Poultry Association. Dec. 1< to 16. C. P. Reynolds, secy. PAXTON, ILL.—Central Eastern Illinois Poultry Association. Dec. 19 to 22. E. B. Pitney, secy PEABODY, MASS.—Essex County Poultry As- sociation. Jan. 2 to 5. Arthur Elliott, secy. PETOSKY, MICH.—Northern Michigan Poul- try Association. Dec. 6 to 9. A. M. Co- burn, secy PHILADELPHIA. PA—Keystone Poultry tt Pet Stock Association,. Nov. 28 to Dec 2. J. Emlen Smith, secyj? PORT HURON, MIOH.—Port Huron Poultrv. Pigpon and Pet Stock Association. Jan. 16 to 18. H. C.-Kllets, secy. PORTLAND, MICH.—Poultry Club. Dec. 26 to 30. F. C. Hathaway, secy. POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.—Dutchers County ^gr^cultu^al Society.. Sept. 12 to 15. T. C. VanWyck, secy. PRINCETON, ILL.—North Central Illinois Poultry Association.. Jan. 15 to 19. E. W. Brown, A. H. Currier, W. G. Warwick, judges. —— PRINCETON. ILL.—Bureau County Agricul- tural Association.. Sept. 5 to.8. W. G. War- wick, secy. PUBBLO/ COL.—Pueblo Poultry Association. Jan. 15 to 21. D. T. Heimlich, secy. QUINCY, ILL.—Illinois Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Association. Jan. 8 to 13. S. S. Noble, Bloomlngton, 111., secy. RICHMOND, MO.—Ray County Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Nov. 28 to Dec. 2. C. F. Kammerer, secy. RICHMOND, MO.—Ray County Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Nov. 22 to 25. Jas. M. Deacy, secy. RIVERSIDE, CAL.—Poultry Show. Dec. 12 to 14. C. A. Post, secy.. Riverside. ROACHDALE, IND—Indiana Farmers' As- sociation. Dec. 4 to 9. A. M. Owen, secy.. Raccoon. Ind. ROCHESTER, N. Y.—Jan. .5 to 11, 1900. W. O. Ingle, secy. ROCK ISLAND, ILL.—Western Illinois Poul- try and Pet Stock Association. Nov. 28 to Dec. 2. C. F. Kammerer. secy. ROSCOE, O.—Poultry Association. Nov. 20 to 24. C. N. Randies, secy. SALINA, KAN.—Saline County Poultry, Pig- eon and Pet Stock Association. Dec. 19 to 23. W. C. Sherrill, secy. SAN JOSE, CAL.—Santa Clara Valley Poul- . try Cluh. Nov. 15 to 18. W. P. Lyon, Eden Vale, Cal., secy. SHARON, PA.—Fanciers Club. Jan. 17 to 19. J S. Hoffman, supt. SHELBY,- N. C—Shelby Poultry Association. Dec. 1 to 5. R. T. Simmon, secy. SIOUX FALLS, S. D.—Tri-State Poultry Show Jan. 24 to 26. 1900. Geo. Schlosser, secy. SOUTH FRAMINGHAM. MASS.—Middlesex Poultry Fanciers' Association. Dec 5 to 8. ST. CLAIRSVILLE, O.—Belmont County Farmers' Association. Dec. 19 to 23. J. W. Riley, secy ST. LOUIS, MO.—St. Louis Fanciers' Associ- ation. Jan. 1 to 4. 1900. John A. Franicsco, secy. STOCKTON, KAN.—Stockton Poultry Asso- ciation. Dec. 20 to 23. N. N. Nehr. secy. SUr. jRY, O.—Sunbury Poultry ana Pet Stock Association. Nov. 21 to 24. Fred. Pressor, secy. * SYCAMORE, O.—Sycamore Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Dec. 12 to 15. E. A. St John, secy. TACOMA. WASH.—Tacoma Poultry Associa- tion. Jan. 8 to 22. Chas. C. Johns, secy., Berlin Building. TD?TON, IND.—Tipton Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Dec. 18 to 23. J. M. Hoover, secy. TOLEDO. O.—Toledo Fanciers Association. Jan. 5 to 9. Geo. F. Mueller, secy. TOPEKA, KAN—Kansas State Pcultry Afso- ciation. Jan 8 to 13. J. W. F. Hughes, secy. TORONTO. CAN.—Toronto Poultry Associa- tion. Dec. 18 to 22. Dr. A. W. Bell. 506 Ontario St., Toronto, secy. TORRINGTON, MASS.—Dec. 5 to 7. F. M. Leach, secy. WACO. TEX.—Texas State Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Association. Jan. 9 to 13 1900. Harry A. F. Pudig, Waco. Tex., secy. WALDEN. N. Y-—Wallkill Valley Poultry and Pet Pigeon Asoclation. Dec. 27 and 28. Hector Wlllspaugh, secy. WASHINGTON, N. J.—Fanciers Association of New Jersey. Dec. 22 to 26. Chas. Nixon secy. WAWAPACA, WIS.—Jan 8 to 13. WAYNE, MICH.—Wayne Poultry Association. Dec. 19 to 23. Geo. W. Brewer, secy. WENONA, ILL.—Wenona Poultry Associa- tion. Dec. 18 to 22. Otis Montgomery, secy WEST CHESTER. PA.^West Chester Poul- try and Pet Stock Association Dec. 13 to 16 Edward S. Hickman, Cheyney. Pa secy. ' '• WESTERLY, R. I.—Roode Island Poultry . A*£ciaUon,j|Dec. 5 to-| |I|^s|Babc|.cK. •. WOODSTOCK. VT.—Vermont Pcultry a-d Pet Stock Association. Jan. 9 to .12. John S Eaton, secy. WOOSTER. O.—Central Ohio Poultry. Pieeon 2 nd P, U l tock Association. Dec. 26 to 30 Cfcas F. Palmer, secy. WORCESTER. MASS.-Worcester Fur and Feather Club. Dec. 11 to 16. J 1 Law- rence, secy YPSILANTI MICH.-Ypsilantl Pou'try Asso- ciation. Dec. 28 to 31. W. B. Meanwai secy. Expositio ns. BALTIMORE, MD.—Home Product Exposi- tion. Autumn, 1899. Management of Balti- more Retail Association. BUFFALO, N. Y—Pan American Exposition May 1 to Nov. 1, 1901. John G. Mi.burn' pres.; Edwin Fleming, secy. ' HAWAII—Hawaiian tutiustrial Exposition tt Agricultural Fair. September, 1899 LONDON, ENG—Earl'B court Greater Brit- ain Exposition. May 1 to Oct. 1, 1899. LONDON, ENG., EARL'S COURT.—Women's International Exposition. 1900. Imre Ki- ralfy, manager. NEW YORK CITY.—Southern Exposition Oct. 31 to Nov. 25. PARIS, FRANCE—Paris Universal'Exposi- tion. April 15, 1900, to April 15. 190L OMAHA, NEB.—Greater American ExdosI- tion of 1899. July 1 to Nov. 1. PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA-Western Australia Commercial, & International Ex- position. Autumn, 1899. PHILADELPHIA. PA—Exposition of Amer- ican Manufactures. Sept. 14 to Nov 30 1899. W. P. Wilson, director general. PORTLAND. ORE. — Oregon Exposition. Sept. 28 to Oct. 28. H. C. Breeder, ores RALEIGH. N. C-ExposiUon. Oct 16 to Nov. 16. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL—Pacific Ocean — In- ternational Exposition. 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