The billboard (July-Dec 1899)

200K, NEB.—McCook Poultry Association jiow. Dec. 15 to 17. J. S. Le Hew, Mc- ^ok t Neb. 'PHERSON, KAN.—MePhereon County 'oultry and Pet Stock Show. Nov. 28 to j(ec. 2. H. J. Harnly, secy., McPherson. 1? tADVILLE, PA.—Meadvllle Fanciers Club. Dec 19 to 26. H. L. Lamb, secy., Cam- bridge Springs, Pa. JJMPUIS, TKNN. — Miaslsslpppl Valley 'oultry Association. Dec 18 to 23. G. A- ... ieyforth. secy, fa AMISBURG, O.—Miami Poultry Assocla- '■' Ion. Dec. 4 to 9. S. B. Groby, secy. 'IiFOB-D, MASS.—Milford Poultry Assocla- „, lion. Dec. 12 to 14. W. H. Pyne, secy. % JJOKD, N. H. Milford Poultry and Pet P Stock Association. Jan. 9 to 11. F. B. r*i Burns, secy. m iLWAUKEE, WIS.—Milwaukee Feathered 1% stock Association. Dec. 20 to 26. John H. H f agel. Box S7, Station D, cor. secy. pi 'NNEAPOL1S, KAN.—Ottawa County Poul- Mi !ry Association. Dec. 20 to 23. LA. Henry, WXi iecy. fe T. PULASKI, IM..—ML Pulaski Feathered T>i 'Stock Association. Dec. 19 to 24. W. J. ft Lincoln, secy. _ aCOUB, Hili.—McDonough Country Poul- try Association. Dec 26 to SO. Miss Marl* Bdle, secy. " 3HVIIJ1.E, ILL.—Egyptian Poultry Asso- ciation. Dec. 12 to 15. A. S. Muller, secy. BW ALBANY, IND.—Southern. Indiana Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Jan. __1 to 13. 1900. Frank Heck. secy. K SW BEDFORD, MASS.—New Bedford Poul- K try Association. Dec. 5 to 9. J. W. Owen, secy. _ KWBUBG, N. T.—Wallklll "Valley Poultry Pigeon and Pet Stock Association. Dec ~ to 29. H. W. Mlllspaugh. Box 191, Wal- ien, N. Y., secy. SWTON. KAN.—Harvey County Poultry Association. Dec 4 tc 9. "B. R, Hobble, secy.. Newton. BW TORK.—New York Poultry, Plgejn and Pet Stock Association. Jan. 3 to Feb. 2. _ V. Crawford, secy., Montclair, N. J. ICHOLASVTL.LE, KY.—Blue Grass Poultry Association. Dec. 12 to 15. W. S. Hendren, i isecy. ' 'AKXiAND, CAD.—Oakland Poultry Associa- stion. Dec. 6 to 9. C. G. Hinds, Alameda, Cal. lAKDAND CITY, IND.—Oakland City Poul- Itry and Pet Stock Association. Dec 18 to '22. Ben. H. Myers, judge. TFALL.ON, ILL.—O'Fallon Poultry Assocla- "tion. Dec. 5 to 8. Ben}. S. Myers, judge iKLAHOMA CITY, QKLA.—State Poultry ■ Association. Dec 26 to 30, D. F. Laverty, Isecy., Guthrie, Okla. .. IDA. N. Y.—Poultry and Pet Stock Asso- • elation. Dec. 13 to 16. John Loomis, X Oneida, secy. STOSSO, MICH.—Poultry Association. Dec. 114 to 16. C. P. Reynolds, secy. SAINESVIL.LE. O.—Palnfisville Poultry and | Pet Stock Association. Jan. 2 to 5. H. Z. 'Brain&rd. secy. IALMYRA, ILL.—Palmyra Poultry Club. I Dec. 20 to 26. Scott Etter, secy. BaXTON, ILL-—(Central Eastern Illinois 1 Poultry Association. Dec. 19 to 22. E. B. | Pitney, secy. jiDY, MASS.—Essex County Poultry As- IsociaUon. Jan. 2 to 5. Arthur Elliott, secy. HETOSKY, MICH—Northern Michigan Poul- Itxy Association. Dec. 6 to 9. A. M. Co- ll burn, secy PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Keystone Poultry 4b ■I Pet Stock Association. Not. 28 to Dec J. If J. Emlen Smith, secy. fOLO, MO.—Northwest Missouri Poultry As- ; sociation. Dec. 11 to IB. R. V. Glen, secy. PORT 'HURON, MICH.—Port Huron Poultry, Jr Pigeon and Pet Stock Association. Jan. 16 I? to 18. H. C. Kilets, secy. il'ORTDAND, MIOH.—Poultry Club. Dec. 26 I* to 30. F. C. Hathaway, secy. PRATT, KAS.—Pratt Poultry Association Show. Jan. 17 to 20, 1900. N. K. Fretz, t secy. PRINCETON, ILL.—North Central Illinois E Poultry AssociaUon. Jan. IS to 19. E. W. • Brown. A. EL Currier, W. G. Warwick, ' judg es. P'UBBLO, COL.—Pueblo Poultry Association. f Jan. 15 to ZL D. T. Heimlich, secy. iUINCY, ILL.—Illinois Poultry, Pigeon and | Pot Stock Association. Jan. 8 to 13. S.-3. Noble, Bloomington, DL, secy. . 1EADING, PA.—Berks County Poultry and K Pigeon Show. Dec. 27 to 30. H. F. Degom, j: 1 16 S . 5th st, Reading, secy. itICHMOND, MO.—Ray County Poultry and |i Pet Stock Association. Nor. 22 to 25. Jas. I? M. Deacy, secy. (RIVERSIDE, CAL.—Poultry Show. Dec II * L to 14. C . A. Post, secy.. Riverside. 0ACHDALE, 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. tOCK ISLAND. ILL.—Western Illinois Poul- I try and Pet Stock Association. Nor. 28 to Dec 2. C. F. Kammerer, secy. INA, KAN.—Saline County Poultry, Pig- > eon and Pet Stock Association. Dec 19 to I 23. W. C. Sherrill, secy. DIEGO, CAL.—Second Annual Show San i Diego Couirty Poultry AssociaUon. Dec 09 to 22. Win. H. Gray, secy.; S. L. Roberta, ! judge ION, PA.—Fanciers Club. Jan. 17 to 19. J F. H. Alderman. SHELBY, N. C—Shelby Poultry Association. I Dec 1 to S. R. T. Simmon, secy. SIDNEY. IA.—Southwestern Poultry Aesocl- | atioD, Fourth. Annual Show. Dec 26 to 29. ' A. B. Waterman, Sidney. IOUX FALLS. S. D.—Trl-State Poultry I Show. Jan. 24 to 26, 1900. Geo. Schlosser. SOUTH FRAMINGHAM, MASS.—Middlesex I Poultry Fanciers' Association. Dec E tot SPARTANBURG, S. C.—Spartanburg Poultry h Show. De c 27 t o 30. F. B. Thackston. J$T. CLAHtSVILLE. O.—Belmont County If Farmers* Association. Dec 19 to 23. J. W. •iRiley, secy STOCKTON, KAN.—Stockton Poultry Asso- ciation. Dec. 20 to 23. N. N. Nehr. leer. THE BILLBOARD. ST. LOUIS, MO.—St Louis Fanciers' Associ- ation. Jan. 1 to 4. 1900. John A. Franicsco, secy. SYCAMORE, O.—Sycamore Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Dec. 12 to 15. E. A. St. John, secy. SYRACUSE, N. Y.—Central New York Fan- ciers' Association. Jan. 12 to 17, 1900. H. C Foxton, 416 Hamilton st. TACOMA, WASH.—Tacoma Poultry Associa- tion. Jan. 8 to 22. Chas. C. Johns, secy., Berlin Building. TIPTON, 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 Poultry Asso- 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. WAXAHACHIE, TEX.—Ells County Poultry Association Show. Dec. 21 to 23. WALDEN, N. Y.—Wallkill Valley Poultry and Pet Pigeon Asociation. Dec. 27 and 28. Hector Willspaugh, secy. WASHINGTON, N. J.—Fanciers Association of New Jersey. Dec. 22 to 26. Chas. Nixon, secy. WAUPACA, WIS.—Wisconsin Poultry Asso- ciation. Dec. 25 to 31. W. H. Laabs, secy, secy. WAUSEON, O.—Fulton County Poultry As- sociation. Dec. 18 to 22. D. C. Teeters, secy. WAWAPACA, WIS.—Jan 8 to 13. WAYNE, MICH.—Wayne Poultry Association. Dec. 19 to 23. Geo. W. Brewer, secy. WELLINGTON, O.—Wellington Poultry Club. Dec. 8 and 9, 1899. C. L. Warren, 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, Gbeyney, Pa., secy. WESTERLY, R. I.—Rhode Island Poultry Association. Dec. 5 to 8. H. S. Babcock, secy. WINONA, MINN.—Winona Interstate Poultry Association. Jan. 27. Henry Hess, secy. WOODSTOCK, VT.—Vermont Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Jan. 2 to 5. John S. Eaton, secy. WOOSTER, O.—Central Ohio Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Association. Dec. 26 to 30. Chas. F. Palmer, secy. WORCESTER. MASS.—Worcester Fur and Feather Club. Dec. 11 to 16. J. I. Law- rence, secy. YPSILANTI, MICH.—YpsUanti Poultry Asso- ciation. Dec. 28 to 31. W. B. Meanwell, secy. Expositions. BUFFALO, N. Y.—Pan American Exposition. May 1 to Nov. 1, 190L John G. Mllburn, pres.; Edwin Fleming, secy. LONDON, ENG., EARL'S COURT.—Women's International Exposition. 1900. Imre Ki- ralfy, manager. PARIS, FRANCE—Paris Universal Exposi- tion. April 15, 1900, to April 15, 1901. ST. LOUIS, MO.—World's International Ex- position. 1903. TOLEDO. O.—Ohio Centennial Exposition. May. 1902. WASHINGTON. D. C—Federal Government in District of Columbia Exposition. May, 1900. Dog Shows- NEW YORK CITY—American Pet Dog Club. Nor. 22 to 24, 1899. S. C. Hodge, secy. NEW YORK CITY. — Westminster Kennel Club. Feb. 20 to 23, 1900. James Mortimer, supt. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Dog Show Associa- tion. Nov. 15 to 18. M. A. Viti, secy. SHARON, PA.—Fanciers Club. Jan. 17 to 191 1900. F. H. Aldeman, secy. CJ, \A/. SPITLER, JIC1TY BILLPOSTERjl RENSSELAER, IND. Sign Tacking and Distributing. All work listed, protected and guaranteed for .to, 6o and 90 days. Population 3 000. Prices reasonable. Open for Engagements at Parks, Fairs, Fx- positions, etc. Write for terms Atlantic City.N. J f&oviNG Frank's &s ^> GYPSIES. A. QB ^ HUNK D.HUBM manach ^ ** Wanted at All Times. Novelties. Lady Palmist. Now booking for 1900 H. C. CROSSLEY, IRONTON, OHIO. DISTRIBUTOR AND SAMPLER.*? Member of I. A. D. and W. A. Molton Distribut- ing Agency; also registered with the Feister Printing Co. HELENA BILLPOSTING CO., LICENSED Sign Tackers and Distributors, HELENA, MONT. (Box 1034.) BILLPOSTING AND DISTRIBUTING SIGN TAeKING. I work in 12 towns; do my own work. Addresses collected. Box: 985. n. C. BROWN, Oaremoat, N. H. nryTI CUCU I Do von want faithful work DCIII LCMCn ■ done? If so, apply to Bobert II. Coblia for Distributing and Sign Tacking in New Bedford, Pair Haven and Dartbmouth. Personal attention is given to service, anc all work is guaranteed. 310 Middle St, NEW BEDFORD, MASS. Up-tO'Date nn««i<r. Chas. E. Butler, Cl rcu It Billposter, Distributor and General Advertiser BRUNSWICK, MD. Controls forty-mile circuit with fifty^-six towns in. running from 200 to 22,000 population. Satis- faction guaranteed. with a population of over 8,000. has one of the best billposting and distributing plants in the state. All work: personally superintended. Member I. A. D. L. A. DANIELS. SAHTA CRUZ, GAL. Pa t INTON, niCH. Pop. 2,500. Billposter, Dis- tributor and Sign Tacker. L. S. FIELD. OlCUP And Novelties for wide-awake adver- OlUIIO Users. Tin. Iron or Water-proof for fence displays. Cardboard. Paper or Glass for inside use. Fans, Hats, Caps, Rulers, Pencils &c Sketches furnished. Chas. Test Taylor, 269 Dearborn, Chi DES MOINES, IOWA POPULATION 80,000. ESTABLISHED 1873 _^_ W. W. MOORE, LICENSED CITY BILLPOSTER DISTRIBUTOR AND SIGN TACKER. Has over 6.000 feet of billboards, most of the boards 100 to 275 feet long; has one -xmtimious board S^6 feet long, 12 feet hieh; in a first.clnss location. WHO CAN BEAT IT? Continually erecting boards. W. W. MOORE. SMELSER & GARVIN, IA/HITING, IND., Billposters and Distributors. Members I. A. D. and I. S. B. P. A. Five Railroads, - • Two Street Car Lines. HENRY DIB6K, o* HOUSE-TO-HOUSE DISTRIBUTING, SEYMOUR, IND. 43~Membcr I. A. D. THE KEY WEST ADYERTISIMG AGENCY BILLPOSTING, DISTRIBUTING, Sampling and General Advertising Agency. Q. CHARLES BALL, Mgr. 109 Fitzpatrick Street - - - HEY WEST. FLA. NEWMAN! HEW BOARDS! GOOD WORK AND GOOD PRICES. GEO. DASH, (box 272) Pocatello, Idaho. ROBT. HAMILTON. CITY BILLPOSTER and DISTRIBUTOR FOWLER, IND. Population 2,500. All work done promptly and satisfactorily. 2.000 feet of boards. Mcpherson bros. Distributors for MATTOON AND CHARLESTON. ILL. 43~WorK guaranteed by the I. A. of D. CARD PIAVFRS, stop losing. Dse marked cards. They get the money fast Sample deck by mail Si.oo. Full particulars and sample card for stamp. Address, JOHN L. HOLUS, Ucp't C, Swanion, Ohio. Why not put Moberly,Mo.,on your List? POPULATION 12,000. Ssttaisniai by fine agricultural country. Also headquarters Western Division of Wabash Railroad'. Home of 1000 Wabash employes, mechanics, engineer-, conductors, etc, and several hundred miners, all working full time. Posting and Distributing will bring Good Returns. Guarantee my work in either line satisfactory. Inspection invited. '•'-SM SSS* P. HALLORAN, City Bill Poster and Distributor. Bill Posters' Paste Brushes. The most practical Brash made. Copper wired and protected corners. Improved Light Weight Block. VERY STRONG. WITH SAFETY SCREWS CSRrt"*' F**LIS'SI«IN BRISTLES. Quaker City, 9-inch, $24.00 per dozen, $2.50 each. Excelsior, 9-inch, foo.oo per dozen, fe.oo each. Extra Extra, 9-inch, for circus use, $39.00 per dozen, $3.75 each. B*UACK. CHINA BRISTLES. No. 1, Royal, 9-inch, $21.00 per dozen, $2.25 each. No. 2, Royal, 9-inch, $27 00 per dozen, $2.50 each. No. 3, Royal, 9-inch, $30.00 per dozen, $3.00 each. 8-foot Curved Handles, 50 cents each. ELDER «& JEINKS, Bru.h Mak.r>: 127 North 5th St., Philadelphia, Pa., U. S. A. 1 THE BILLBOARD To get all Canada Have us do your posting*. Every contract fulfilled. Save expense and time, The entire Dominion covered. JtJt Locations are selected And we tell What quantity to put out, Regardless of Bill Posters' Enticing for more. No pay, if not right. Can not heat our checking. Every sheet listed. As for Montreal, Doubtless you have heard Doc Ware looks after that city. Control the best locations Only on car lines. DISTRIBUTING. SIGN TACKING. fnJSn \ S P au,d ' n fl IDAHO. \ Bill Posting and Distributing I .0 R * °- SPAULDINQ. VV "P Manager. Write for Estimates. Members. Associated Bill Posters of U. S. and Canada, International Association of Distributors. Ever to be relied upon for Good Service at Reasonable Prices, is why the j»j» jfij* Vansyckle Advertising Qo. Who is the firm? Look up the side. References and lists and sizes of locations sent to reliable firms. Correspondence solicited. Objectional posters not wanted at any price. ARTHUR WARE, Proprietor and Manager, 8 St. James St., MONTREAL. ONLY PIRMANIMT Long Distance 'Phone New Co. 7&. Distributors <» ,nd,anapol,s and MUNCIE, INDIANA. New York j % DO YOU want some actually good work done in the writing of your ad- vertisements, circulars, catalogues booklets ? I aim at GOOD work for a few GOOD firms. Write: ARTHUR t SWETT, HAMILTON AVE.. '■"••"■ : — CHICAGO. Menomonie, WISCONSIN. # Patalatloa 7.000 Advertiser* don't overlook this town ! It will pay you to consult W. S. Schmidt, City Bill Pos?/ tcrand Distributor. Eight years of experience. All work given prompt attention. / WRITS POR TBRMR. A Merry Xmas & A Prosperous HewYear to all ENGLAND BROS. Bill Posters and Distributors, ZANESVILLE. O. Population 35,000. Work done by men only. W ty Alhambra INTERNATIONAL .ARTISTS 5 JOURNAL DEVOTED ^TO Vaudeville, • Circus, * Minstrels, Museum, etc. Prlited in ——- English, French and German. Send tO cents in stamps for copy, to.... S. ULTMANN, 232 East 96th Street, NEW YORK, N. Y. ►►»»*» McLean's Advertising .::.«,?u,. and Distributing Go. DAYTON. WASH.-Pop. 3.500. W e wish you all A Merry Chris tmas. WORK FIKBT-OLASJ.. ■RICES REASONABLE. 6E0RGE PR0TZMAN. City Bill Poster, Distributing Jacking Bills posted with neatness and dispatch. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Controls all advertising space in city. sss&Uter Mcc,e,,an Wote, • ^ ROSEBURQ. OREGON. SFNn Your Distributing, sign Tacking, etc., s;fto t n e .'^.£! r RSi 8 n l K ron? ,nt,,,B co - wiU A - ULTMANN TONELL. ■ * International — Theatrical Exchange, 232 EAST 96 th STREET. NEW YORK, N. Y., U. S. A. Reul & Degenhardt, B £,s ™ t %V^>%£ MENDOTA, ILLINOIS. Territory including 14 Towns with a population of 25,000. j» Jtjtjtjt j» -Uifi Washington, D. A Distributing, Sampling, Sign Tacking|f q M. H. QAFII 64ePICKPOED PLACE, TSf. ?& Patrons' references on application. SACRAMENTO, CAL. Population 37,t.j« GENTT„EMEN-Dc you want faithful •."> ? done? If so, apply to PRICHARD & WOO:^ "I' Distributing and Sign Tacking. Particular 1 tention given to all work and all work gui' 1 £ teed, and reference given if required. Men of the Will A. Molton Distributing Agency. PRICHARD & WOOD, 1119 Fifth ' :; 6 WANT AGENTS to sell a line of LAlJ I'.V and GENTLEMEN'S , ! I POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS,| I have them 30c a dozen and up. • ■ r >H J. D. JOHNSTON. ;j ^_^ Newport. R.j. »»j( UNION ADVF^TTSrMa A § BELLEFONTAINE, a, ft 15065 DISTRIBUTING AND TACKl|jJiij Of All Kinds. j! fill] Makes a specialtv of country towns and cout ;4 work. Cover all towns in Logan and Ui fl Counties. *•■ •!•' BILLPOSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR. In f-J center of great pine forest. Work prom £.J ana properly executed. Merry Christmas 7»'-»- Happy New Year to friends, brother billposifV 7 and all. FRED. G. STDART. Billposter.S'i !.■ B. 305. (pop. ijQQ.) KALKASKA, MI-^* CALVERT, tex^j I do all kinds of !i Distributing and Sign Tacki^' AND W * BILLPOSTING. I own all billboards and guarantee all worlt J. F». «CASSI7V1Ir| Manager Opera Hois' CALDWELL KAS Population, 3,500. BILLPOSTER, MSTRIBUTORand TACdj' Work guaranteed. "^'•' CLYDE R. VAN METEI LAKE MILLS, WIS. The beautiful and popular Summer Res, should be on your list when posting Wiscons 1 All kinds of Posting and Sign Tacking do, Full showing guaranteed. Member State B' posters' Association. C. E. DAVIS, ; a Main St.. Lake mills, 1A/I E, 0. BURROUGHS. SS^^?aSl|l City and Country Billposter. I cover a circuit,' . 34_ towns Get my rates before placing el: where. The only guaranteed service in Newai" Member I. A. of D. „ „ „ , B. O. BURROUGHS, „ P. O. Box 296. No. 3 South Park, Njwaki,,; ALLEN G. STONE, "THE HOSTLER. Madison County's. j» RELIABLE DISTRIBUTOR Ml ONETOA,N.Y. IF SICK, state disease. Send 50 cents and g, Ml well SURE in 1 to 10 days. No medicine,! IK faith cure. New method. AL. CHARLTO.' Kelseyville, Lake County, California GENERAL ADVERTISING, m Sampling, Distributing. Sign Tacking, R tail Deliveries, Window Displays, in Nh : . Haven County and Litchfield County, 1 special towns if wanted. Perfect won * valuable to advertisers. Try me for yo interest. Business good here. Well, boys, wish.you A Merry Christmas and, Happy New Year. J. rt. NEEF, I* Box 105S. WATERBURY, CONi Send to me year Paper for Biz. at OSAQI THE ALL AROUND HUSTLER. i M3; Motto—A place for every bill and eve^ . bill in its place. My terms—Strictly cash, wil t paper prepaid. Reference—Mitchell Count " Bank. l=. B . RUMSBY, „ Osage. louu^ ,1, : * 1 4 \ '-■'■', ''5 ill £)ANIELSON, CONN. 1 '876-E. S. CARPENTER-iss»^l Gity Billposter and Distributor. AH work faithfully done. Rbfe&bhcb —Any business man in town. * Office: 5 Mule Ball Stock, - • DAHIE150N, C0» I!