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THE BILLBOARD liit! ■IfJRTA, ILL.—General Synod of the Re- ■'.5rmed Presbyterian Church in North •l faierica. -June 13. J. Y. Boice, 2213 Sprins ||»rden St., Philadelphia, Fa. latlNGFIELD, ILL.—American Southdowa ^feeders' Association. May 30, 1900 J 1' Springer, Springfield, 111. JilNGFlELD. ILL.—Republican State Con- jption. May 8, 1900. . HJINGFIELD, ILL.—State Laundrymen's Jjfesociation. April 9 to 1L M. G. Planck, jljioria, 111., secy. - ■ ffilMFORD; CONN.—Rebekah State Assem- "lisr- April 11, 1900. Jennie Sparks. New Ha- in». Conn. glNTON, NEB.—Nebraska Saengerb-nd, JJrank A. Raabe, Stanton, Neb. IfSVBNS' POINT. WIS.—State Council of P,isconsln, Jr. O. U. A. M. April 20. ""truest W. Sellers, U17 Shaurete St., Stev- .-its' Point. Wis. m AUGUSTINE, FLA.—Y. P. S. C. E.. State iif^nvention. April, 1900. Minnie E. Nea!. | eland. Fla. B JOSEPH, MO.—Knights of Maccabees cf fpssouri. Second Tuesday, May. 110L A. pgger, 1620 Front ar., Kansas City, Mo % LOUIS, MO.—World's International Ex- "isition. 1903. LOUIS, MO.—Association of Railway Su- rlntendents of Bridges and Buildings. Oct. . S. F. Patterson, Concord, N. H. „ LOUIS, MO.—National Association of EI- ;utionlsts. June 25. l£0O. Mrs. Idoruoray Itey, 103 Steinway Hall. Chicago, III. . LOUIS, MO.—Tri-State Medical Asso- (ation. April 4 to 6, 1900. TJr. J. C. Mur- ny, St. Louis, Mo. LOUIS, MO.—Presbyterian Church Gen- •1 Assembly, North. May 17, 1900. Rev. H. Roberts, D.D.. 1319 Walnut st.', PW1- IpMa, secy. LOUIS. MO.—North Central Association Colleges and Secondary Schools. April and XL 1900. A. F. Nlgbtlngall, Chicago, ., secy. ^ LOUIS, MO.—Stipulated Premium Life surance Underwriters' Association. May to 25. 1900. Hiss EL H- Titus. Elkhari, f LOUIS. MO.—Retail Dealers' Association » VeMHes and Implements of United Jtes. Oct. 3. J. R. Wright, Doniphan, Mo. ., PAUL, MINN.—American Academy of Hallway Surgeons. Sept. 5 and 6: Dr. T K Lacey. Council Bluffs, la. „ PAUL. MINN.—National Republican Eeague of the United States. July 17 to 19, ""*. D H. Stln", Newnort. Kv., secy. BATOR. ILL.—Catholic KnigbU of Jierica. State Council. Aug. 21. J. JjL Ma- bney. Farmer City, III. JftEATOR. ILL.—U. R.. C. K. of A. Third juesday in August. J. J. Dohcny. Effing- ham, III. MIPA. FLA.—Tampa Carnival. April 2 to I 1900. M. Henry Cohen, Sparkman Block, hroroa. Fla. JtRE HAUTE, IND.—Travelers' Protect- ee Associat'on, State Division. Anril 20 tod 21, 1900. w. D. Chambers, Terre Haute,: eld. ■ 'i - fiinimimiiiiiii iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiii [PARIS: iie Scribe. TERRE HAUTE. IND.—A. O. U. W. Grand Ledge. April 10, 1900. Fred. Baker, 352i4 Third St., Evansville. Ind. TEXARKANA, ARK.—State Federation rf Women"s Clubs. April, 1900. Mrs. L. F. Wisdom, Texarkana, Ark. TOLEDO. O.—Ohio Centennial Exposition. May, 1902. TOLEDO, O.—National Convention. G. A. R. 11(03. TOPEKA. KAN.—Republican State Conven- tion. Msv 16. 1900. TOPEKA. ' KAS-—National Conference of Charities and Corrections. May 18 to 24. 1900. Hastings H. Hart, 115 Monroe St., Chi- cago, secy. TORONTO. ONT.—Canadian Lacrosse Asso- ciation. April 13, 1900. Wm. S. A. Hartley Tc-mple Blcg., Toronto, One. TORONTA, CAN.—Canadian Conference or Charities and Correction. June, 1900. A. M. Rcsebrugh, M. D., 62 Queen St., Bast, Toronto. Canada. TORONTO. CAN.—Ontario Educational As- sociation. April 17 to 19, 1900. Robt. W. Doane, 216 Carlton St.. Toronto, secy. TRENTON, N. J.—Reunion Second New Jer- sey Brigade Association. April 9, 1900. U. B. Titus, Trenton, N. J. TRENTON, N. J.—A. & I. O. Knights of Mal- ta. Second Wednesday in April. Morgan Van Hise, 764 Brunswick av., Trenton, N. J., secy. TROY, N. Y.—German Catholic Societies. State Convention. May 30, 1S(K). Jos. Miei- ich, 149" Eckford St., Greenpoint, L. I., N.Tr. IINION HILL, N. J.—Order of True Friends. Oct 2. M. R. Clark, 163 Metropolitan ay., Brooklyn, N. Y. UNION SPRINGS. ALA.—B. Y. P. U.. State Convention. April 19 and 20. 1900. Miss M. Gowan, Union Springs, Ala. UTICA. N. Y.—Brotherhood of St. Andrew Association. May 12 and 13, 1900. W. S. Crocker, 212 Broad St., New York. UTICA. N. Y.—The State Convention of the Root Relief Corps. May 15 to 17, 1900. Mrs Mary E. Yakley, 415 Blandina St., Utica. secy. UTICA, N. Y.—Brotherhood of St. Andrew State Convention. April, 1900. Frank Des- pard. New York. VALDOSTA, GA.—Valdosta Exposition. Oct. • 30 to No*. 2, 1900. A. Moore, Valdosta, Ga.. mgr. VANCOUVER, B. C—Fraternal Order of Eagles. Grand Aerie. May, 1S00. A. E. Partridge, Box 193, Seattle, Wash. VENITA, I. T.—Grand Lodge. I. O. O. F. Second Tuesday in April, 1800. C. W. Hat- field. Wagoner. I. T. VINITA, I. T.—Rebekah State Assembly. April. 1900. DfII Bunnell. Muskogio. I. T. WACO. TEX.—Southwestern Gas Electric Street Railway Association. April 20 to 22, 1900. R. T. Stewart, Waco. Tex. WACO. TEXAS.—The Lumbermen's Associa- tion of Texas. Second Tuesday in April, 1900. Carl Drake. Austin. Tex. WASHINGTON, D. C—Colonial Dames of America. National Council. April 24 to 29. 1900. Mrs. Reed, 103 Monmouth st-, Bal- timore. Md. WASHINGTON, D. C—Federal Government - in District of Columbia, Exposition. May, WASHINGTON, D. Oi—American Gynecolog- ical Society. May 1 to 3. H. L. Burrell, M.D., 22 Newberry St., Boston, Mass. WASHINGTON, D. C—American Protologic Society. May 1 and 2. William M. Beach, 515 Penn av.. Pittsburg. Pa. WASHINGTON, D. C—American Surgical Society. May 1 to 3. Herbert F. Bunell, M.D., 22 Newbury St., Boston. Mass. WASHINGTON, D. C—Imperial Council, A A. V. Nobles of Mystic Shrine. May 22, 1900. B. W. RoweIl v Masonic Temple, Boston, Mass. WASHINGTON, D. C—Shrlners Imperial Council. June 5 to 7, 1900. Benj. Boweli secy.. Boston, Mass. WASHINGTON, D. c—Sons of Revolution Triennial Session. April 19, 1902. Jamea Mortimer. Montgomery, N. Y., secy. WASHINGTON, D. C—American Laryngo- logical Society. May 1 to 3, 1900. Henry L. Sevain, 232 York st.. New Haven, Conn. WATERLOO. IA.—Royal Arcanum. State Council. April, 1900. H. A. Snyder, Water- lco. la. WATBRTOWN. WIS.—German Soldiers' As- . sociation. June 17 and 18, 1900. Gustav Zc-mie. V'VTERTOWN, WIS.—P. M., I. O. O. F., State Council. April 11, 1900. Gen. F. Chat- fee. Buffalo. N. Y. WAUSAU. . WIS.—Northeastern Association and the Northwestern Association. Oct lb. Carl Mathie, supt. of the former, and M. H Jackson, pres. of the latter. WELLINGTON, O.—Ohio Branch Interna- tional Order of the Kings Daughteis aid Sons. Oct.. 1900. Mrs. Florence H. Wi I- lams, 36 W. 10th- ave.. Columbus. O. WHEELING. W. VA.-National Tobacco Workers Union of America. Sept. 24 E L. Evans, 422 Granite Block, St. Louis, Mo' WILMINGTON. N. C.-North Carolina Phar^ maceutical Association. July. P w Vaughnn, Durham, N. C. WINCHESTER, KY.-Grand Lodge, K. of P of Kentucky. Oct. 23 to 25. 1900. V> 'S^ K h D ' ? A £r- Kamau5 Soci" Science Federation of Women's Clubs. May, 1900. Mh» Florence Rockwell, Junction City Kan. * • WORCESTER. MASS.-I. O. G. T. Grand Ledge. April, 1900. Mrs. S. A. Leonard. Boston. Mess. »~u, WORCESTER, MASS.-Clara Barton Tent t°- 3 « D ; ° f V " at G . A ' *• "»"• K P«rt ^„*l? re « and r., E *S >n 2, Monday of each month. Mrs. Ida E. Warren, 140 Chandler St.. Worcester. Mass. YOUNGSTOWN. O.-Grand Council of Ohio foresters of America. Second Tuesday in May. 1901. Thos. L. Hopkins, 1402 Harvard stu. Cleveland, O., secy. WANTED BY THE- ORIENTAL CARNIVAL and FREE STREET FAIR EXHIBITION 00. Attractions of all kinds suitable tor Midway Carnivals. vaudeville Tent Shoes, »^J^^« J™ ^?s!^£ Merry-GoRound, Oriental Address, with fullest particulais, J. G. DRUMMER, Sec, 8 and 10 Mill Street, ROCHESTER, N. Y. *WLegitimate privileges of all t inds write. WARNING to tub I*ZJBL,1C CARL HAGENBECK'S WORLD'S 6REATEST COLLECTION OF TRAINED ANIMALS WfcSSSC 1900 in BERLIN and PARIS only, V&%&&-sg&2B&£i Therefore, STREET FAIR MANA6ERS, TRAINED ANIMAL EXHIBITORS and EXPOSITIONS WILL PLEASE TAKE WARNING StaUs^rSes^ befound-^fsilned)? E,VeeVenraUenli0ntOa " im P ostots usin 8 m 9 na »>e whlre«r they may CARL HAGENBECK, United States Ofllos No. 346 Wabash Ave, Chicago, III. i. LONDON: Agricultural Hall. MELBOURNE: No. ii Collins Street. NEW YORK: Care Klaw & Erlanger. Bstablished 1884. he International Exhibition Qo (INCORPORATED.) . E. D. GRAY. PresL . YODNO, Vice-Prest. 1. SUTER. Sec'y. . KRW1N, Treas. ORGANIZERS **» MANAGERS OF Expositions, festivals, fairs and all kinds of Public Entertainments. Cable Address, EXPO. A. B. C. Code. 4th Edition. CHIS COMPANY will devote special attention this season, in the United States and Canada, to STREET FAIRS AMH FTFrTPir PARADES. Carrying: its own Electrical Arches aud Scenic Artists, who will construct Electric Car Floats, under the personal soper- vision of the Associations, in cities where they organize and manage Street Fairs. This company contains a staff of competent worfc- , consisting of mtehgent men who understand all details of the exhibition Business, including that of canvassing for exhibits, designing, building i decorating of booths for exhibitors, experienced and economical contractors of EVERY DEPARTMENT, unique and original advertisers -al showmen and capable stage directors who can produce interesting programmes of entertainments, also careful mauagers will cater for and the safety of large crowds. Cities, Societies and Associations who wish to engage this Company to organize and manage " STREET FAIR CARNIVALS. " covering detail of the work, and supplying all the entertainments and "Midway Shows," saving them time, money and labor, and guaranteeing them , should address us at once. We do not accept offers for FREE STREET FAIRS. WANTED Capable men who have had experience in handling guaranteed attractions. Midway Companies desiring contracts for cities, apply at once to ___ The International Exhibition Company, THE COMMERCIAL CLUB. TOPEKA. KANSAS. lA/ * H * SL,XE ^» Secretary. of- I ^^^S^^^SErS^^&s?- THE BILLBOARD 21 PARKS, € PLEASURE RESORTS, SUMMER GARDENS. This list will be revised and corrected every mouth. Advertisements under this head are mi!»li»hed free of charge. Mauagers are urgently requested to send in their names, so that we may publish them in our May issue. ■\ K HON, O.—I-akeside Park. AKKON o.—Itandolph Park. AKRON O.—Summit haM.e Park. \UltANY. N. Y.—Lagoon Island. ALUENTOWN. PA.—Rittersvllle Park. AIJjKNTOWN. PA.—Cential.Park. ALTOOX-A. PA.—Lakemont Park. AJfN'ISTON. ALA.—Oxford Lake Park. ASBUHY PARK. N. J.—Schultzler a Ferris Wheel and Palace Carousael. ASHLAND. KY-—Clyffeside Paik. J. W. Mayo, mgr. ATLANTIC CITY—Guarantors Summer Tne- ATCWISON. KAS.—O. T. Crawford, Topeka. ATLANTA. GA-.—takewood Park. ATLANTA. GA.—Exposition Paik. • ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—Columbia Garden. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—Fortetcue Pavilion. ATLANTIC CITY—Doyle's Pavilion. ATLANTIC CITY—Young's Pier. ATLANTIC CITY—Casino Garden. AUSTIN TEX.—The Zoo and Hyde Park. AVBURNDALE, MASS.—Norambega Park. BALTIMORE. MD.—Deer Park. BALTIMORE. MD—Fairy Grove. BALTIMORE, MD.—Wcodeide Park. BALTIMORE. MD.—Bleotric Park. BALTIMORE.. MD.—Flood* Park. BALTIMORE, MD.—Meetera Park and Ham- bergs Park. . BALTIMORE. MD.—Diamond Point Park. BATH. MB.—Merrymeeting Park. BINGHAMTON, N. Y.—Rorwick Glen Park. Harry F. Dixey, mgr. BINCHAMTON. N. Y.—Casino Park. BINGHAMTON. N. Y— Ross Park. BIRMINGHAM, ALA.—Eaet Lake Park. BOSTON. MASS.—Charles Rever Park. BOSTON, MASS.—Norumbega Park. •BOSTON. MASS.—Nantasket Beach. BOSTON, MASS.—Crescent Beach. BOSTON. MASS.—Point of Pines. BOSTON, MASS.—Oak Island. BOSTON. MASS.—Mystic Park. (Medford.) BOSTON. MASS.—Combination Park. BOSTON, MASS.—The Chutes. BRADFORD. PA.—Clarkdale Park. BRiANTFORD. VT.—Mohawk Park. BRATTLBBORO. VT.—Brookside Park. BRIDGEPORT. CT.—Pleasure Beach. BROOKLYN, N. Y—Ulmer Park. BROOKLYN. N. Y.—Biighton Beach. BROOKLYN. N. Y.—Coney Island. BROOKLYN. N. Y.—Ridgewood Casino. BROOKLYN. N. Y.—Bergen Beach. BUFFALO. N. Y.—Bellevue Park. BUFFALO. N. Y.—Blmwood Beach. BUFFALO, N. Y.—Kenmore Park. BUFFALO. N. Y.—Crystal Beach. BURLINGTON, IA.—Otter Island Park. BURLINGTON, IA.—Ferris Wheel Park. CAMBRIDGE. MASS.—Charles Rever Park. CAMDEN, N. J.—Summer Park. CANTON. O.—Summer Garden. CARLISLE.' PA.—Cave Hill Park. CHARLESTON. S. C—Chicora Park. CHlAJRLOTTE, N. Y.—Harris Summer Thea- ter. CHARLOTTE. N. Y.—Ontario Beach Park. CHARLOTTE. N. C—Latta Park. CHESTER. PA.—Lindentborne Park. CHICAGO, ILL.—Sunnyside Park. CHICAGO, II>L.—Bismarks Garden. CHICAGO. ILL.—Cliutes Park. CHICAGO. ILL.—Ferris Wtoeel Park. CHICAGO. ILL.—Sars Souci. Alford Russell. 87 Washington st. CHICAGO.—Masonic Temple Roof Garden. CINCINNATI. O.—Lagoon. CINCINNATI. O.—Chester Park. CINCINNATI. O —Coney Island. CLEVELAND. O.—Euclid Beach Park. CLEVELAND. O.—Garden Tlreater. CLEVELAND, O.—Lake View Park. CLEVELAND. O.—Scenic Park. CLEVELAND. O.—Geauga Lake. COHOES. N. Y.—Ship Street Park. COHOES. N. Y.—Slup Street Park. COLUMBUS. O.—Minerva Park. COLUMBUS. O.—Olentangy Park. CONCORD. N. H.—River Park. CONNTSAUT. O.—Lake View Park. CONiEY ISLAND. N. Y.—The Ohutes. COTTAGE CITY. MASS.—Lagoon Heights. COUNCIL BLUFFS. IA.—Lake Manawa. COVINGTON. KY.—Lagoon. DALLAS. TEX.—Cycle Park and Thcrter. DANPURY. CT.—Kenocia Park. IXARTFORD. WIS.—Terrace Beach. DAVF.NPOUT. IA.—Shutzni Tark. DAYTON, O.—Fairview Park. . DAYTON. O.—Lakeside Park. limnATIIR. ILL.—RiverHde Pork. DELAWARE WATER GAP. N. J. D. L. & \V. R. R. DENVER. COT,.—Ohutes Park. DENVER. COL.—Cycle Park. DENVER. COL.—Argo Park. DENVER. COL.—Chutes Park. DENVER, COL.—Manhattan Beach. llEUGBN l'BACH, L. I., N. Y.—Resort. DERBY. CT.—Housatonlc Park. Dins MOINES IA.—Crocker Woods. DETROIT, MICH.—Stock's Riverside Pork. DUBUQUE, IA.—Stewart's Park. DULUTH. MINN.—Hill-Top Casino. EAST AUBURN. ME.—Lake George Park. EAST GRAND RAPIDS. MIOH.—Reed Lake. EAST ST. LOUIS. ILL.—Edgemont Park. EASTON. PA.—Island Park. ECHO LAKE, N. J.—Erie R. R. Co. EI-OIN. ILL.—National Park. ELGIN, ILL.-Itoilway Park. Summer ELMIRA, N. Y.—Rorwick Glen Park. Harry F. Dlxey, Binghamton, N. Y. ELMIRA, N. Y.—Eldrldge Park. E. M. Little, mgr. ELMIRA, N. Y.—Queen City Gardens. EVANSVILLE, IND.—Cook's Park. EXPOSITION, PA.—Exposition Park. FALL RIVER. MASS.—Righton Rock Park. FALL RIVER—Lincoln Park. FlTOHiBURG, MASS.—Pinehurst Park. FITCHBURG, MASS.—Whalom Park. FOND-DU-LAC, WIS.—Athletic Park. FT. WAYNE, IND.—Robinson's Park. FT. WORTH, TEX.—Grunewald Park. FT. WORTH, TEX.—Tylers' Lake. GALVESTON, TEX.—Olympia Garden. GALT. CAN.—Idlewild Park. GARDNER, MASS.-CryEtal Lake Park. GLOVERSVILLE, N. Y.—Scancondaga. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.—Reed Lake. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.—Bomoca Park. GREEN LAKE, WIS.—Terrace Beach Casino. GREEN LAKE. WIS.—Terrace Beach Cacino. GREENWOOD LAKE, N. J. Erie R. R. Co. GUTHRIE. OKLA.—Island Park. GUTTENBURG, N. J.—Casino. HAMILTON, O.—Lindenwald Park. HAMPDEN, ME.—Riverside Park. HARRIS-BURG. PA.—Paxtaug Park. HARTFORD, CONN.—Address P. J. Casey. Springfield, Mass. HARTFORD, CONN.—Werder's Park. HAVERHILL. MASS.—Pines. HOLYOKE. MASS.—Mountain Park. HOT SPRINGS. ARK.—Wfoittington Park. HOUSTON, TEX.—Magnolia Park. HOUSTON, TEX.—Forest Park. IONA ISLAND, N. Y. West Shore R. R. Co. JACKSON, TBNN.—Highland Park. JACKSONVILLE, FLA.—Crystal Roof Garden JAMESTOWN. N. Y.—Celoron Park. JAMTSSTOVVN, N. Y.—Celoron Theater. Jule Delmar, mgr. KALAMAZOO. MICH.—Lake View Casino. KANKAKEE, ILL.—Electric Park. KANSAS CITY, MO.—E. Side Electric Park. H. Willard, mgr. KANSAS CITY, MO.—Fairmount Park. KEOKUK, IA.—Casino. KEOKUK. IA.—Hubinger Park. KEUKA LAKE, N. Y — KINGSTON. ONT.—Long Island Park. Joseph Brophy, mgr. LANCASTER. MASS.—Pen Traction Co. LANSING. MIOH.—Grand Ledge Park. LANSING, MICH.—Leadley's Park. LANSING. MICH.—Pine Park. LAWRENCE, MASS.—Glen Forest. LEAVENWORTH. KAN.—Leavenworth Park. LEOMINSTER, MASS.—Leominster Park. • LIMA O.—Hoover's Park. LIMA, O.—McCulIough's Lake Park. LINCOLN. NBB.—Lincoln Park; LITTLE ROCK, ARK.—Glenwood Park Thea- ter. LOS ANGELES. OAL.—Fiesta Park. LONG BRANCH, N. J—Pleasant Bay Park. LOS ANCEUES. CAL.—L. A. & P. Ry. Co. LOUISVILLE. KY.—Phoenix Hill Park. LOWELL, MASS.—Willowdale Park. - LUDLOW. KY.—Lagoon. LYNN. MASS.—Suntang Park. MACON. GA.—Crump's Park. MANCHESTER. N. H.—Lake MoEBaoesic Park MANHATTAN BEACH—Long Island, N. 1. Oriental Hotel Co. MANISTEE. MICH.—Orchard Beech Theater. MANSFIELD, O.—Mansfield Park. MA203FIELD. O.—H-einneman Park. MARCUS HOOK. PA.—Chester Park. MAYSVILLE. KY.—Electric Park. McKBESPORT. PA.—Versailles Park. MIBDFORD, MASS.—Mystic Park. MEDFORD. MASS.—Combination Park. MEMPHIS. TENN.—East End Park. MERIDEN. CT.—Hanover Park. MIDDLETOWN. N. Y.—Midway Park. M1DDLETOWN. CT.—Lakeview Park. MIDLAND BEACH.—Statcn Island, N. 1.. N. Y. Traction Company. MILWAUKEE. WIS.—SeMitz Park. ' MILWAUKEE, WIS.—National Park. MILWAUKEE. WIS.—Baee Ball Park. MILWAUKEE. WIS.—Whitens* Bay. MILWAUKEE, WIS.—Central Park. MILWAUKEE. WIS.—Shooting Park. MOBILE. ALA.—Monroe Park. MONTGOMERY, ALA.—Highland Park. MONTREAL, CAN.—Queen's Park. MONTREAL. CAN.—Sohmer Park. MONTREAL. CAN.—Arena. MT. CLEMENS. MICH.—Monroe Garden. MT. VERNON. O.—Hiawatha Park. MUSKEGON. MIOH.—Luke Michigan Park. NAKRAGANSETT PIER. R. I. NASHVILLE TENN.—Glendale Park. NASHVILLE, TENN.—Glendale Park. Y. C. Alley, mgr. NASHVHjLE. TENN.—Shelby Park. NEWARK. O.—IdlfWild Park. NEW BRITAIN, CT.—White Oak Park. NEWBURG. N. Y.—Glenwood Park. NEWBURYPORT. MASS.—Salisbury Park. NEW CASTLE. PA.—Cas«tde Park. NEW HAVEN. CT.—Bradford Driving Park. Harry Cusliman. secy. NEW ORLEANS. LA.—West End. NEW ORLE1ANS. LA.—Athletic Park. NORFOLK. VA.—Oreanvlew Park. NORFOLK. VA.—Atlantic Garden. NORTHAMPTON. MASS.—Meadow Park. NORWICH. CT.—Sachem Park. A. Wilson Snow, amusement director, »1 Broadway. OAKLAND. CAT..—Oakland Paik. OAKLAND BEACH. R. I. OMAHA. NBB.—Mulleu's GaTd<-n. ORA<NGB. MASS.—Central Park. OSHKOSH. WIS.—Citizens' Traction Co. OTTAWA. ONT.—Can. Victoria Park. OTTAWA. ONT.—Ottawa Electric Railway. OWOSSO. MICH.—Caledonia Park. PADUCA«. KY.—La Belle Park. PAINTED POST, N. Y.—Branson Park. PARKBRSBURG. W. VA.—Terrapin Park. PARIS. IT L.—Reservoir Park. PATERSON. N. J.—Passaic Falls Park. PATERSON. N. J.—East Side Park (cityl. PATERSON. N. J.—West Side Park (city). PATERSON, N. J.—Scheutzcn. Snnl Bros., mgrs. PATERSON, N. J.—Idlewild Park. Traction Company. PEAKS ISLAND, ME.—Underwood Springs Park. PENSACOLA, FLA.—Kupfriean's Park. PEORIA, ILL.—Central Park. PEORIA, ILL.—Glen Oak Park. PEORIA, ILL—Stony Hill Garden. PEORIA, ILL.—Stoecker's Summer Garden. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Willow Grove Park. PHILADELPHLV, PA.—Woodside Park. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Neshanoiing Park. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Torresdale Park. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Wellington Park. • PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Washington Park. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Chestnut Hill Park. PHILLIPSBURG. N. J.—Cedar Park. PIQUA, O.—Midway Park. PITMAN GROVE, N. J.—Alceyon Park. PITTSBURG, PA—Sfhenley Park. PITTS3URG, PA.—Kinneywood Park. PITTSBURG, PA.—Oakum Park. PITTSBURG, PA.—Calhoun Park. PORTLAND. ME.—River-ton Paik. FORTLAX'D. ME.—Cottage Park. PORTLAND, ORE.—Hawthorne Springs Park. PORTSMOUTH, VA.—Columbia Park. POTTSTOWN, PA.—Ringing Rocks Park. POUGMKEEPSIE. N. Y.—Upton Lake Park. POUGHKEBPSIE. N. Y-—Riverside Park. PROVIDENCE, R. I.—Roger Williams Park. PROVIDENCE, R. I.—Dan's Park. PROVIDENCE, R. I.—Blackstone Park. READING, PA.—Oarsomia Park. RICHMOND, VA.—Putnam's Summer Garden. RICHMOND. VA.—Broad Street Park. RICHMOND. VA.—Main Street Park. ROCHESTER. N. Y.—Ontario Beach. ROCHESTER, N. Y.—Irondequoite Park. ROCKFORD. ILL.—Harlem Park. ROCKV1LLE. CONN.—Pleasure Park. ROCKVILLE. CONN.—Snipsie Park. ROCKY POINT, R. I. Mr. Harrington, mgr. ROME. GA—Mobeily Park. ROUND BAY. MD.-B.4 O. Short Line Ry.Co. SAGINAW. MICH.—Riverside Park. SALISBURY BEACH, MASS. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH—Saltair Beach. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH—Lagoon. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH—Calder's Park. SAN ANTONIO, TEX.—Muth's Garden. SAN DIEGO. CAL —S. D. P. B. & S. J. Ry. SANDUSKY. O.—Cedar Point Grove. SAN FRANCISCO. OAL.—Paul Boyton Chutes SAX FRANCISCO.—Presidio Athletic Park. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.—Glen Park. SAVANNAH. GA.—Thunderbolt. SCIO, O.—Pavilion Theater. SCRiANTON. PA.—Laurel Hill Park. SEA CLIFF; L. I.—Add. Manager of Lyceum. SEATTLE. WASH.—Leschi Park. SEATTLE, WASH.—Madison Park. SEDALIA. MO.—O. T. Crawford, Topeka.Kas. S-BNFCA FALLS. N. Y.—Cayuga Park. SHOHOLA GLEN, N. Y. Erie R. R. Co. SKOWH-EGAN, ME.—Lakewood Grove. SOUTH BEND. IND—Snringbcok Park. SOUTH FARMINGHAM, MASS.—Wayside Park. SPRINGFIELD. MASS.—Suburban Park. SPOKANE. WASH.—Natatarium Park. STAUNTON, VA.—Highland Park. STATEN ISLAND, N. Y.—Boynton Beach. ST. THOMAS, CAN—Pinafore Lake Park. ST. JOSEPH, MO—Address O. T. Crawford, Topeka, Kan. JjTTlOUIS, MO.—Bellevue Garden. ST. LOUIS. MO.—Koerner's Garden. . ST. LOUIS, MO—Klondyke Park and Cmrtea. ST. LOUIS, MO.—Forest Park, Highlands. ST. LOUIS, MO.—Southern Electric Park. ST. LOUIS, MO.—Suburban Garden. ST. LOUIS, MO.—Mereniac. Highlands. ST. LOUIS, MO.—Uhrig's Cave. ST. LOUIS, MO.—Athletic Park. ST. PAUL, MINN.—Palm Garden. ST. PAUL. MINN.—Coma Park. STOCKPORT, N. Y.—Fern Side Park. F. W. Deboe, mgr. STOCKTON. OAL.—St. Elec. Ry. Co. SYLVAN BEACH, NEW YORK. SYRACUSE. N. Y.—Kirkwood Park. SYRACUSE. N. Y.—Elmwood Park. SYRACUSE, X. Y.—Lakeside Park. TAUNTON. MASS.—Nippenicket Park. TAUNTON. MASS.—Sabbatia Park. TBRRE HAUTE. IND.—Bijou Garden Theater TOLEDO. O.—Lake Erie Casino. TOLEDO. O.—Presque Isle. TOPEKA, KAN.—Address O. T. Crawford. TORONTO, ONT.—Hanlan's Point. TORONTO. ONT.—Munro Park. TRENTON. N. J.—Broad Street Park. TROY. N. Y-—Lagoon Island. UNION, N. Y.—Casino. UTICA. N. Y.—Brand's Casino Park. VINCENNES, IND.—Fairview Park. A. G. Traube. mgr. WXKBFIE'LD. MASS.—Wakefield Park. WATERBURY. CT.—Lakewood Park. WATERBURY. CT.—Belleview Lake Grove. ; WATERBURY. CT.—Forest Park. Jean Jacques, mgr. WATERTOWN, N. Y.—Glen Park. WATKINS GLEN, N. Y. WASHINGTON, D. C—Glen Sligo Park. WASHINGTON. D. C—Glen Echo Park. WASHINGTON. D. C—Glymont Park. WATERTOWN, N. Y-—Seibert's Garden, WBBSTBR. MASS.—Beacon Park. WEBSTER. MASS.—Beaver Park. - WESTFIELD. MASS.—Waronoeo Park. WHEELING, W. VA.—Wheeling Park. WHEELING. W. VA.—Mozart Park. . WHEELING. W. VA—Pleasant Valley Farkj WHITE BEAR LAKE, MINN.—Wild-WOOC Park. WHITE BEAR LAKE, MINN.—Lake Shore Park. ___ WHITE BEAR LAKE, MINN.—White Beat Beach. _ .-." WILLIAMSPORT. PA.—Vallamont Park. WILMINGTON. DEL.—Shellport Park. WILMINGTON. DEL.—Brandywlne Park. WILMINGTON. DEL.—Summer Park. WINNIPEG, CAN.—River Park. WINNIPEG. CAN.—Elm Park. WORCESTER, MASS.—Lake QuinsigamOnt P?rl:. YONKBRS. N. Y.—Yonkers Pleasure Park. ; YOUNGSTOWN, O.—Millcreek Park. YORK. PA.—Highland Park. ZANESVILLE, O.—Giant Park. To Distribute, means to get big returns from a small outlay. L3 t ^asJ