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Ktm- uiey. R«cv. CINCINNATI, O.—Cincinnati Poultry Associ- ation. Jan. 16 to 20. 1900. A. E. Brooks, secy., s.w.c. 7th and Freeman ave. COLFAX. WASH.—Whitman County Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Jan. 20 to 22. 1900. O. L. Kennedy, secy. COLORADO SPRINGS. COL.—Pikes Peak Poultry Show. Jan. 8 to 13. P. H. Ed- wurds, 015 E. Cinnamon St. COLUMBIA CITY, IND.—Poultry Show. Jan. lf> to 20. Philip Anthes. Jr.. secy. COLUMBIA CITY, IND.—Poultry Association. Jan. IS to 20. COLUMBUS, O.—Ohio State Poultry Associa- tion. Jan. IS to 23, 1900. Chas. McClave, Becy., New London, O. DAYTON. O.—Gem City Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Jan. 11 to IS. Theo. Faulstich, secy. DENVER. COL—State Poultry and Pet Stock Show. Jan. 13 to 20. C. Gill, secy. DETROIT, MICH.—State Poultry and Pigeon Association. Jan. 8 to 12. John A. Grover, secy. DUBUQUE, IOWA—Mississippi Valley Poul- try Association. Jan. 3 to 8, 1900. F. D. Scharle, secy.. 96 Hart St. EAST PALESTINE, O.—East Palestine Poul- try and Pet Stock Club. Jan. 23 to 26. D. J. Lambert, judge; H. G. Paxon, secy. ENID, OKLA.—Jan. 3 to 5, 1900. ERIE, PA.—N. W. Pennsylvania Poultry As- sociation. Jan. 4 to 10, 1900. A. E. Ble- thon, secy. FREMONT, O.—Sandusky County Poultry and Pet Stock Show. Jan. 24 to 27. P. F. Michael, secy. FREMONT, O—Jan. 24 to 27. Sandusky Co. Poultry and Pet Stock Association. P. F. Michael, secy. FRIEND. NEB.—State Poultry Association Show. Jan. 15 to 20. 1900. E. A. Pegler. secy.. Box 4G3, Lincoln. FT. WORTH. TEX.—Ft. Worth Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Jan. 21 to 23. J. A. Randall, secy. GARDEN CITY, KAS—Poultry Association Show. Jan. 11 to 13, 1900. S. A. Parsons, secy. 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. HENRY, ILL.—Illinois Valley Poultry Asso- ciation Show. Jan. 30 to Feb. 2. Jas. M. McXabb. Mt. Palatine. 111., secy. IOWA CITY, IOWA.—Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Jan. 23 to 26. 1900. B. A. Wickham, secy. JEFFERSON, IA.—Poultry Show. Sept. 13 to 15. 1900. D. II. Grimall, pres.; P. O. Brown, secy. JEFFERSON CITY. MO—Jefferson City Pig- eon and P. S. Show. Jan. 3 to 5, 1900. K, M. Brown, secy. KANSAS CITY. MO.—Poultry. Pleeon and Pet Stock Show. Jan. 17 to 22, 1900. R. F. Strain. K\3% Main st. KOKOMO. IND.—Northern Central Indiana Poultry Association. Jan. 17 to 24. E. E. Sanders, secy. LANARK. ILL.—Illinois Fanciers' Associa- tion. Jan. 1 to 6, 1900. D. J. Lambert, iudge; E. D. Leland, secy., Lanark, 111. LEAVENWORTH. KAS.-Poultry and Pet stock Show. Jan. 29 and Feb. 1. 1900. K. S. Singer, secy. LE MARS. IA.—Plymouth County Poultry Association. Jan. 1 to 6. O. A. C. Clark, secy. LENOX. MASS.—Berkshire County Poultry, Pigion and Pet Stock Show. Jan. 2 to 4. L. 11. Peters, secy. LONISVILLE. KY.-K«ntucky State Associ- ation. Jan. tt to 27, 1900. F. O. Hogan. secy.. 42E W. Main at. LOS GRATOS, CAL.—Los Gratos Poultry . Club. Jan. 10 to 13. C. H. Vodden, secy. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. NEW YORK. -New York Poultry and Pigeon Association. Jan. 30 to Feb. 3. H. V. Crawford, secy. MANCHESTER. N. 11.—Poultry Association ..?i'^*'- Jan - - tn s - W. B. Sanford. secy. MILFORD. N. H. Milford Poultry and Pet Mock Association. Jan. 9 to 11. F. B. Burns, secy. MONTREAL. OUE.-Poultry Show. Jan. 17 <o 22. .1. P. Cullen. secy. NEW ALBANY. IND.-Southern Inilana i ^ ul i!l Jr .?. nd Pet stock Association, Jan. *.?..'" '*• ,9 *°- ''"rank Hock. «-cy. M'-W WHATCOM. WASH.—Northeast Poul- try Association Show. Jnn. 31 to Feb. 3. ».£..• Van vv >' r l<. secy. NKW YORK.—New York Poultry. Pigeon and let Stock Association. Jan. 3 to Feb. 2. n!,•«^•„.^ ^awfor,, • » ec y- Montclair. N. J. A ,'><ESVILLE, O.—Palnesvllle Poultry and ■ et Stock Association. Jan. 2 to 5. H. Z. "ralnard. secy. PEA BODY. MASS.-Esscx County Poultry As- nnoi a V?. n „ J,n - 2 to 5 - Arthur Elliott, secy. PORT HURON. MIOH.-Port Huron Poultry. ! ,,. on .^ nd Pet stock Association. Jan. 16 „?•»• H. C. Kilets. secy. 1 If ATT. KAS—Pratt Poult y Association hnuw. Jan. 17 to 20, 1900. N. K. Fretz, Ki*cy. , 'p™'f. ET< 2 N ' "*--North Central Illinois {"oultry Association. Jan. IE to 19. E. W. Judg"!!' - H> Currler . W. Q. Warwick. P iPn Bl i9-. C 9. L — Puebl ° Poultry Association, ■isn. IB to M. D. T. Heimlich, secy. QUiNCY. ILL.—Illinois Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Association. Jan. 8 to 13. S. 3. Noble, Bloomlngton, 111., secy. ROCHESTER. N. Y.—Jan. 5 to 11, 1900. W O. Ingle, secy. SHARON, PA.—Fanciers Club. Jan. 17 to 19. P. H. Alderman. SIBLEY, ILL.-Slbley Poultry Association Show. Jan. 1 to G. John Hirdickle, secy. SIOUX FALLS, S. D.-Trl-State Poultry Show. Jan. 24 to 26, 1900. Geo. Scblosser. secy. SPOKANE, WASH.—Spokane Poultry Asso- ciation Show. Jan. 23 to 26. John L. Mer- cer, secy. ST. LOUIS, MO.—St. Louis Fanciers' Associ- ation. Jan. 1 to 4. 1900. John A. Franicsco. secy. ST. PAUL. MINN.—State Poultry Show. Feb. 5 to 10. 11. F. Hucls-ter, St. Paul. SYRACUSE, N. Y.—Central New York Fan- ciers' Association. Jan. 12 to 17. 1900. H. C. Foxton. 41« Hamilton St. TACOMA, WASH.—Tacoma Poultry Associa- tion. Jan. 8 to 22. Chas. C. Johns. secy- Berlin Building. 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. TROY. N. Y.—Hudson Valley Poultry. Pigeon and Pet Stock Show. Jan. 23 to 26. W. T. Ford. Troy. UNIONTOWN, PA.—Poultry Show. Jan-. 25 to 27. I). J. Lambert, judge; Chas. D. Con- nor, secy. WACO, TEX.—Texas State Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Association. Jan. 9 to 13, 1900. Harry A. F. Pudig, Waco, Tex., seey. WARREN. PA.—Warren County Poultry and Pet Stock Association. J. H. Bowden, secy. WAWAPACA, WIS—Jan 8 to 13. WEST BROOKFIELD, MASS.—Poultry and Pft Stock Show. Jan. 24 and 23. WICHITA, KAN.—Associated Fanciers of the Arkansas Valley. Jan. 2 to 6. Mrs. H. P. Swerdfeger. secv. 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. Expositions. BUFFALO, N. Y.—Pan American Exposition. May 1 to Nov. 1, 1901. John O. Milburn, pres.: Edwin Fleming, secy. CHICAGO, ILL-.—Furniture Exposition. Jan. 1 to Feb,'15. C..F. Manahan. 370 Wabash av.. : Chicago. ,. LONDON, ENG., EARL'S COURT.—Women's International Exposition. 1900. Imre Ki- ralfy, manager. LOS ANGELES. CAL.—Industrial Exposition. Feb. 20 to March 13. 1900. NEW ORLEANS. LA.—Louisiana Industrial Exposition April 14 to May 6. C. L. Brack- et*. S07 Common St., New Orleans, director. NEW YORK CITY—Typographical Exposi- tion. May 2 to June 2. , PARIS. FRANCE—Paris Universal Exposi- tion. April 15. 1900. to April 15. 190L 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, 1*00. Dog Shows. KOKOMO, IND.—Dog Show. Jan. 13 to 17. E. E. Sanders, secy. NEW YORK CITY—American Pet Dog Club. Nov. 22 to 24, 1S99. 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. PROVIDENCE. R. I—State Kennel Club Show. Jan. 10 and 11. J. W. Bond, 23 Westminster sit.. Providence. SHARON, PA.—Fanciers Club. Jan. 17 to 19. 1900. F. H. Aldeman, secy. QIHTi PDIT7 flF with a population of OAIUA liAUi, tali, 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. Additional Shows. BOSTON. MASS.—Sportsmen's Show. Feb. 22 to March 10. R. D. Leonard. i:dv. mgr. CHICAGO, ILL.—International Live Stock Exhibition. Dec. 1 to t, 1900. R. Z. Hcrrick, Chicago, secy. NEW YORK CITY—Cycle and Automobile Shew. Jan. 20. W. M. BTewster, Philadel- phia. PHILADELPHIA. PA.—Food Show. Jan. 15. NOTICE To Fair Secretaries, Managers of Sum- . raer Resorts.picnics, carnivals. Fourth of July celebrations, political meetings and all outdoor en- tertainments, that we have twenty-six balloons working the year round, and —£=--*= employ only com- ., "" '- — petent lady and gen- tlemen aeronauts, and ca 1 furnish high first- ciass balloon ascensions, with or without ihe paiacbuic uesccui, witn trapeze performances and any other attraction and feature in con- nection with balloon ascensons. Always open time. Write for terms and circulars giving dif- erent features. Address all communications by wire or letter to J BALDU/IN&CARROW, Managers of Consolidated Balloon and Parachute Co, l-YONS, miGH. R.B. STELLEl McLeansboro, III. fc LICENSED BILLPOSTER and DISTRIBUTO t. m MIDLAND ADVERTISING CO., JOSEPH REID, Manager. LICENSED DISTRIBUTORS, Members I. A. of D. f; Owns and Controls All Board';, in the eity. > Result Speaks | After the struggle. The home adve*T Users recognize our good work witH their best patronage. fc JOHN Wl. EV/ANS, box 153— i'l 110 S Champion St., - Y0UN6ST0WN, C,)[t THE SOUTH IS OUR FIELdP We. mail all kinds of circulars at 10c per io>J .300 for 25c; 1.000, 80c, to live people who reaj. and answer advertisements. Give ua a tria \ This is all we ask. 4 RAPID MAILING CO., - - ALMOND. N. (^ Geneva BlllpostlngCo' Geneua, N. "V. | |* Boards located in all parts of the city and a!on£ the trolley lines. All work listed and protectee.- «=*. O- Box 232. i4 E. Missouri A»e M KANSAS CITY, MO. "'trlbtip,. Card Tackinn. Circus Worl| ■ THE ONLY LICENSED | v Poster-Distributor? J. C.WARVEL KENTON, O. For Coupon Book and J* J* J* .* Strip WR,TE C. F. 140-142 Monroe St TICKETS ANSELL. eHieaGe. I) HARRY B. BUSSING, norwiilk, eeiuiu. CITY BILLPOSTER.. Population 20.000 Write for Estimates ou Bill- posting. Sign Tacking and Distributing. All Work Guaranteed. WANTED. A man to post bills and work on stage, with one-night stand expe- rience. Steady work 52 weeks in Wisconsin. Address, MANAGER OPERA HOUSE, Care The Billboard. If yoj dJi't To3t yoar owe Hera She'll sever Tost I *( DILLON & POGLE, CROSS ROADS BILLPOSTING CO Po.-;ts Bills. Tacks Signs. Distributes Sample; Circulars, etc.. and Paint Signs, in 195 towntffr 6 counties, traveling over i,coo miles of roat£ ;I 55,000 circulars necessary for this part. ® Send for Circulars and Price. DILLON &F0GLEX ROADS B. P. CO m NORMAL. ILLINOIS. fiFNTI EUPIl 1 Do y° u want faithlul wo?I UCn I LCMCn • done? If so. apply to Meif H H. Coklfe for Distributing and Sign Tacking inI', New Bedford, Fair Haven and DaTthmouthJ,'?- Personal attention is given to service, anc sill; work is guaranteed. A> 310 Middle St, NEW BEDFORD, HASS-fi M CIfillC And Novelties for wide-awake adver^i OIUllO Users. Tin. Iron or Water-proof fold- fence displays. Cardboard. Paper or Glass fa&t inside use. Fans, Hats, Caps, Rulers, Pencils 8tc-j, Sketches furnished. s»,»: Chas. Test Taylor, 269 Dearborn, Chi flil . _-'?T ~* COSTUMES. Theatrical costumes, wigs, beards, grease paints, tights, trimmings aud accessories for all plays, operas, Mardi Gras celebrations, etc., for sale or hire. Costumes made to order a specialty. THE Wn. BECK & SONS CO.. Cincinnati, Obio. CARD pr.AYKRS, stop losing; use marked cards. Sample deck Si. circulars 2C. T. MOLLIS, (C) Swauton. O. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS I am an I. A. of D. member, and am now ready to distribute any number or kinds of cir? culars, samples or booklets. New Year's calen^ dars, almanacs, etc., from house-to-house as reasonable rates.' I also tack up signs in public? places. Work done by me only. Firms desirinj such work done should send their matter a! once. A perfect service is guaranteed and reference. Address, WM. F. MOSHER. • 98 Chapiu St., Canandaigua, N. Y. PHOTOGRAPHS COPIED. Cabinet and koda! printing at mfg prices. Stamp and locke pictures made from any photo as low as 65c t> hundred. Address, B. FUNK, I,ce St. Copying House, Hagerstown. Ind. Bill Posters' Paste Brushes] Tbe most practical Brush made. Copper wired and protected coraers. f Improved Light Weight Block. VERY STRONG, WITH SAFETY SCREW!| CSRMY RUSSIAN BRISTLES. Quaker City, 9-inch, $24.00 per dozen, $2.50 each, Excelsior, 9-inch, $30.00 per dozen, $3.00 each. Extra Extra, 9-inch, for circus use, $39.00 per dozen, $3.75 each, BLACK CHINA BRISTLES. No. i, 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 & JJEINKS, Brush Maksra 127 north 5th St., Philadelphia, Pa., U. S. A. h