Billboard advertising (Jan-June 1900)

!H, ih THE BILLBOARD. THE BILLBOARD. 15 1 •:?l i! Park.. PARKS, € fLEASUKJi KESORTS, SUMMER GARDEN S. [5j* This hat will be revised and corrected every ■. SJfeelc. Advertisements under this head are •CtfUblMheti free of charge. Managers are urgently *-r-qiiested to send in their names, so that we 'lay publish them in our next issue. rjiiKRON. O.—Lakeside Park. ■j^^lKKON, O— Kandolph Park. 1 '-■•fiKKON, O.—Summit Lake Park. :"J ,'ivLBANY, N. Y.—Lagoon Island. Cj^I'lLBANY, N\ Y.—Weoer's Park. J;*«'vLHiiMlOWN. PA.—Manhattan Park - Rit- L l-i tersvillc), Dorney's Willow Grove Park, ,j 4 Duck i'arni Hotel. 'JA'ikLUBI'STOW'N, PA.—Central Park. ■_. S.VLTOON'A, PA.—LakcmoBt Park. J,>H.N*N>ISTON, ALA.—Oxford Lake Park. :-i4a4SBUKY PARK, N. J.— Schnitzler's Ferris j fl;i Wheel and Palace Caroussel. ; 31SHLA-ND. KY.—Clyffeside Park. ■jlfi J. W. Mayo, mgr. ':: SitTCHISON, KAN.—Forest Park. ■,*; 2ti.TCHISON, KAN.—Ky. Summer '/'.'"! Atchison Ry., Light & Power Co. 'Jt-j: J. A. Bendure, mgr. j*tTLANTA, UA.—East Lake Park. '.i *'ATliANTA. GA-—Lakewood Park. jiWiTLAKTA. GA.—Exposition Park. .J: ""ATLANTIC L'tTY—juvenator's summer Thc- ; ; -'i. ater. .ftlitWLiANTI'C CITY. N. J.—Columbia Garden. •|4 r 'ii.TIiANTIC CITY, N. J-—Fortescue Pavilion. ^Atlantic city— Doyle's Pavilion. •j xITLAjNTIC CITY—Young's Pier. '>*I\.TLANTIC CITY—Casino Garden. *: lATTBURr«>ALE. MASS.—Norambega Park. j'■ rAUSTlN. TKX.—Zoo Part Pavilion, Hyde ?Jr' Park Pavilion. * *. tiALTIMOKE, MD-Deer Park. r«AX.TIMORE, MD.—Fairy Gro.-e. t. i%ALTTMORE, MD.—Wcodside Pais.. '*IJAX.TIMORE, MD.—Electric Par*. ', fAX/TIMORE. MD.—Floods PaiV I Ci3ALTIMORE, MD.—Riverview Park, Holly- V* wood Park. ',' jiJALTIMORE. MD.—Meetera Park and Ham- < if bergi Park. M13AI.TIMORE, MD".—Diamond Poiut Park. LliiA-TH. SHE.—Merrymeetlng Par".. SBjJ/iTTLE CRKBK. MICH.—Gull Lake Park, "i_£r Goguac Lake Park. -WU t on'*. iniCH- Winona Beach Park. "t feERGEN' BEACH.- L. I.. N. "- -- Resort. 3_!l3IN>GHAM.TON, If. Y.—Casino Park. ?3"ttk Jf. P. E. Clark, mgr. '■ -fllNGHAMTON, N*. Y.—Elm Garden. JBS^INGMAMTOK. N. Y-—Ross Park. ? "a J. P. E. Clark, mgr. - BIRMINGHAM, ALA.—Lake View Park. B;|>IKMINGHA'M. A!LA_—East Lake Park. ! KiOSTON, MASS.—Charles Rever Park. .* H30ST0N, MASS.—Norumbcga Park. fB#aOSTON, MASS.—Nantasket Beach. t 'BOSTON, MASS.—Crescent Beach. < iJOSTON. MASS.—Point of Pines. JB^OSTON, MASS.—Oak Island. ( *5oSTON, MASS.—Mystic Park. (Medford.) I 30ST0N, MASS.—-Combination Park. IB-SOSTON, MASS.—The CIrut«s. , I -^BRADFORD. PA.—Clarkdale Park. • RANTFORD. CAN.—Mohawk Park. iRANFORD, CONN.—Branford Driving Park. Harry Cushman, New Haven, Conu., \w r secy. "8"?kRATTLBBORO, VT.—Brookside Park. I» Bridgeport, ct.— Pleasure Beach.- • ■BRISTOL. CONX.—Lake Compounce. l.fe&ROOKLYN. Ni Y—Ulmer Park. BROOKLYN*. N. Y.—Henderson's Music Hall. if (Coney Island). BW^HOOKLYN, N. Y.—Brighton Beach. BROOKLYN, N. Y.—Ridgewood Casino. , '6ROOKLYN. N.Y.—Bergen•Beach.-. Btft PFP ALO. N. Y.—Bellevue Park. 'iBUJ'FKALO. N. Y.—Elmwood Beach. i^i:vir/vi n. N. Y.—sVVnodlawn Beach. Lcin's Y'* Park, German-American Roof Garden.-. • j BKstu.tmvA'Lcr.-.N; Y.—Xenmore Park. >%TJFFALO. N. Y-—Crystal Beach. IMnm-TNGTON ia.— Otter Inland Park. 'TURLINGTON. IA.—Opera House Cafe. | BTHJURILIIWTON. IA.—Ferris Wheel Park. "S.AIRO. ILL.—Suburban Park. , |n A: Holliday, mgr. ' - [ BB'fcA'MWttnGE, MASS.—Charles Rever Park. MAMDES, N. J.—Stockton Park. JIJANTON. O.—Sumimer Garden. |B!-'CAR!LISL<E. PA.—Cave Hffl Park. pSHAKLESTON, S. C.^-Chlcora Park. ,. J^HUURLOTTE, N. Y.—Harris Summer Thea- Bfeter. t»HARLOTTE, N. X.— Ontario Beach Park. :.J5£ARLOTTE; N." C—Latta. Park. , 3 5 *r*ERTER. PA:—Linden rbome Park. I CEitHICAGO. -ILL.—Electric Park, Fort Sheri- " f-Jdait Garden (near Ft. Sheridan). 3KHICAGO, ILL.—Chlcag. Water Chutes and J Cite Midway. I- IJ E. P. Simpson, mgr.. Academy of Music, '*%, 85 S.- Halsted st. . fSHICAGO, ILL.—SunDjtlde Park. • fCTSfHIOAGO, ILL.—BUniHiks Garden. iffHRCAGO. ILL.—Ferrl* Wlieel Park. JVHPCAG,0. ILL.—Sans Souci. ttl Alford Russell, 87 Washington st. I CfepHTOAGO.—Masonic T-mplo Ro»»r Garden. I AlICINNATI. O—The Zoo. Red Bank Park. I^JSfTNCINN'ATr. O.—Lagoon. |CPls M.- C- Anderson,"m^r.- . • JINCSMNIA-TI/ O.—Chester Park. ICJ^rNCIrHCATI.- O-—<:.->ney Island. tV| L. -T. Anderson mgr. <uLEAR LAKE, IND—Tuxedo Park. J. C. ij Cnristman, mgr., 916 Chamber of Com- IC^p merce BIdg,; Chicago. i <L T JEVEtiAN'D. O.—EoeMd Reach'Park. " I TtX'BV'EHiAlfn; O.—Ga-rden Tbf«ter. ICtig'-y^ia'.'Af^Ti. O.*—I^fce View Parle. ■ITLEVELAND, O.—Haltnorth's Gardsn. itfjnrFtTjAVm, O.—PcenlcPark. JtrLEVELAND. O—Geanga Lake. " |CIjCINTON, IA.—Joyce Park. \ * Henry F. Saneer, Lyons. la.^ mgr. 'jLINTON. IA.—The Scliutzen PKrk. |CIj German Shooting Society, ' Iiyons, iV proors. ■ ' •■ \ 'rpHOJES, N. Y-c-SIup Street Park. \ la-. COLUMBIA, S. C—Hyatt's Park Casino. t-ULUJUUUis, GA.—Norm ilignland Park. CVLL'MBUS, O.—Minerva park. WliUMuls, v.— Oieiuangy Park. corju^iis^cs, o.^ureat aoUtheru Roof. Gar- den, Collins' Garden. COAcOiCD, xv*. 11.—Uontoeook River Park. CONN'BAUT. O.—Lake View Park. . COWEY ISLAND, N. V.—The. Ohutes. COItNING, N. 1'.—Painted Post Park, Bron- so n Park. COTTAGE CITY, MASS.—Lagoon Heights. • COUNCIL BLU.'"FS, IA.—Lane Mauaiva. COVINGTON, KY.—Lagoon. UAILAS, Tjii'X.—Cycle park and Summer Ttrettter. , , DANvBURY, CT.—Kenosia Park. DiARTFORD, WIS-—Terrace Beach. UAViSNPOKT, 1a.— Sluueu 1'arK. ' ' ■ ' DAYTON. O.—Fairview Park. DAYTON, O.—Sander's Roof Garden, Lucas Uiove rark. - - DAYTON. O.—Lakeside Park. DEOATUR. ILL.—Riversids Park.. - ifiiFlANCE, O.—Island Park. F. P. Klliott, mgr. ' ■' DELAWARE WATER GAP. N. J. ? ' D. L. & W. R. R. ..-'• DES MOIjnEs, la.—Crocker Woods' SuditQ- rium. ' ■ '••- - .:" DES MOINES,. IA.—Ball Park. -•'"; •- D. A. Kooker, mgr. - DENVER. COU-Ci.:,: 1'irk. DENVER. COL.-^hntoE Park. : ■'' '■ ■••• DENVER, COL.—Elitch Gardens. '■ ' . DENVER. COi.. -.Mauharian BeacB. * ■ DERBY. CT.- Konnatonic Park. - DF3S MOFNFS. la.-lVorkcr Wtoods. DETROIT, Ml Cn.--stock's Riverside Park. ' .. DOVER; N. H.—Central Park. DUBUQUE, IA.—Sl«-wart"s Park. D ULUTH. MINN.- -Hi! i -Top Casino. EAST AUBURN. ME.--Lake George Park. EAST GRAND RAPIDS. MIOH.—Reed Lake. EAST ST. LOUIS. IlI..-Edgemont Park. ' EASTON. PA.—Island Park. ' ' ECHO LAKE, N. J.-Erie R. R. Co. ELGIN, ILL.—National Park. RLOIN. ILL.—Railway Pirk. -.'.". ELMIRA, N. Y.—ItorwSck Glen Park. Harry F. Dixey, Bingliamton, N. Y. ELMIRA. N. Y.—Eldridge Park. E. M. Little, mar. ELMIRA, N. Y.—Queen t'ity Gardens. EVANSV1LLE, INO.—Cock's Park.' : EXPOSITION. PA.-Exposition Park. FAL LRIVER, MASS.—Mount Hope Park. KALL R1VBR, MA^S.-Jiighton Rock Park. FALL RIVER—LIu.-oin Park. FITCH'BURG, MASS.-Pinehurst Park. FITCHBURG, MAfiS.—Whalom Park.' Fitchburg & L.ir.miualer St. Ry. Co. FOND-DU-LAC. WIS. -Athletic Park. FT. SMITH, ARK.- Park. Chas. E. Taylor, mgr. FT. WAYNE. 1ND.--Robinson's Park. FT. WORTH. TEX.-ilnmewald Park. FT. WORTH, TEX.-'fylers' Lake. GALVESTON, TEX.-Olympia Garden. GALT, CAN.—Idlewild Park. GARDNER, MASS.—Rrvstal Lake Park. GLENS FALLS. N. Y.—-McGregor ParK. t:iX)VBRSVILLE. N. Y. - Scancondaga. ' GRAND LEDGE, Mlf'H. -Grand Ledge Park.-': J. S. Sludge, mgr. ' GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.—Godtroy's Siimmer', Pavilion. GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.--Reed Lake. ." ■ '' i'RAND RAPIDS. Mli.'H.—Komoca Park. GREEN BAY, WIS.—Street Itair-nray Park. GREEN BAY, WIS.—Washington Park. O. Fiedeler.^ mi?r. GREEN LAKE, WIS.-Terrace Beach Casino, GREENWOOD LAKE. N-. J. Erie R. R. Co. GUTHRIE, OKLA.—Island Park.. - GUTTBNBURG. N. J. -Casiiros HAMILTON, O.—Linatu«jJd Park. . HAMPDEIN. ME;-Riverside Park. T HAMPTON BEACH, N. H.—Hampton Beach Pavilion. -I TTARRISBURG. PA.—Paxtaug Park. k "A HARRISBURG, '.PA.—Midway Park. Rcser-'. voir Park. HARTFORD; CONN.—Address P. J. Casey, Springfield. Mass. HARTFORD, CONN.—Wcrder's. Park. HASLETTS. MICH.—Pine Park: Wm. McGiveror. mcr.- - . ' HlAVERHrLL. MASS.—Pines. HOLYOKE. MiASS.—Mountain Park. HOT SPRINGS. ARK—WhltttaEton Park. HOUSTON. TEX.—Magnolia Park. HOUSTON, TEX.—F-orest Park. HOWELL, I.ND.-Clcn Park (near Evana- ville). HURON. O—Rye Bmch Resort.- IONA ISLAN*D. N. Y. West Shore R. R. Co. .,*-•- ITHACA, N. Y.—Renwick Park. JACKSON. TBNN.—Highland Park. JACKSONVILLE, FLA.—Crystal Roof Garden -JAMESTOWN, N. Y-—Celoron Park. Jule Delmar, mgr. KALAMAZOO. MICH:—Lake View Casino. KANKAKEE. ILL.—Electric Park. KANSAS CITY, MO.—E. Side Electric Park, H. Wiliard. vrtzr. . - . KANWAiS CITY. MO.—Fainmrunt Park. • KANSAS CITY. MO.—Troost Park. KEOKUK, IA.—Pcchslein & Naglcr's Garden. * KEOKUK, IA.—Casino. KFOKIIK. IA.—Hubinger Park. • • - KEUKA LAKE. N. Y.— KINGSTON. ONT.—Long Island' Park. ' .-' Joseph Brophy, mgr. ■■ - LAIVCASTBR. MASS.—Pen Tra<-Hon fJft. : LANCASTER. PA;—Conestoga Park'-Tlieatur- i ■'■ (opera). . -" ■ - LANSING. MICH.—Grand Ltfdge' Park, Hits- bctt Park. „' . ■ - LANSING. MTCTT.'—Leadley's Park. Irving S. Fcsrg fc mgr. . - _ LA PORTE. IND.—Tuxedo Park. ' . ... J- C. ChriEtman, Metropolitan Blcck CaI- ; -. cago. pres. T.A.WtRF'V'r^;. MASS.—Glen Forest. LEAVENWORTH. KAN*.—Electric Park. . T.FiA-tT-JNWORTH. KAN.—Leaven,worth Park. T.r-riANON. PA.—Mt_ Gretna Park. LEOMINSTER. MASS.—Leominster Park, LIM'A, .O,—-Hoover's .Park. LIMA. 0 — MV-CuIloiHrh's Lake Park. LINCOLN, NEB.—Lincoln Park. . '..'..,. LITTLE ROCK, ARK.—Park. -. Chas. E. Taylor, mgr. LITTLE ROCK, AKK-—Glenwood Park Thea- ter. Luj ANGELES, OAL.—Fiesta Park. LUKti ArnA.'SSJtl, N. J.—Pleasant liay Park. 1.US AN<>h3L;lad. CAL.—L. A. & P. Ity. Co. ' LOUISVILLE, KY.—Lion Garden Parx.. LOUISVILLE. KIT.—Phoenix Hill Park. , LOWELL,; aiASS.—Lakeview Park.. LOW1-JLL, MASS.—Willowdale Park. LUDLOW, KY.—Lagoon, LVnCHbURG; VA.—Wcstover Park, Rivcr- mont Park Auditorium. LYNN. MASS.—Willow Park Theater. Gor- man's Summer Theater, Crescent Gardens. LYNN. MASS.—Suntang Park. . . MACON, GA.—Crump's Park. MANiCHKBTHR.- N. H.—LaktfMoESttbeEic Park MANHATTAN BEACH—Long lsland> N. Y. . Oriental Hotel Co. ....-...■ MAN'ISTBE, MIOH.—Orchard Beech Theater. MANSFIELD, O.—Mansfield Park. MANSFIELl), O.—Shcrman-lleineman Park. MARCUS HOOK. PA.—Chester Park. MARIETTA. O— Church Street Theater. MARINETTE. WIS.—Higgins Park, Mari- nette G. E. L. & St. Ry. Co. HX C. Higgins. mgr. * '■ . MARINETTE. WIS.—Lakeside Park, Mari- nette G. E..L. & St. Ry. Co. H. -C. Higgins, mgr. . MAYSVU.LE. KY.—Electric Park. MoKERSPORT, PA.—VcrsaillPS Park. MIEDFORD. MASS.—Mvstic Park. . MBDFORD, MASS.—Combination Park. MEMPHIS. TENN.—East End Park. MERIDEN. CT.—Hanover Park. MTDDLrETOWN. N. Y.—Midway Park. MIDDI.ETOWN. CT—Lakeview Park. MinnLETOWN. N. Y.—Cottage Tl-.nalcr. MIDLAND BEACH.—St=tcn Island. N. Y.. N. Y. Traction Company. , MILWAUKEE, WIS—Coney Isinad Park, 0. F. Miller,'" mgr.: Blatz Paik. Mn,WATTKBE. WIS.—Schlitz Park. JIILWA-DKBE, WIS.—National Park. MILWAUKBE. WIS.—Base Ball Park. MILWAUKEE, WIS.—Whltefish Ros. MILWAUKEE. WIS.—Central Park. MILWAUKBE. WIS.—Shooting Park. -. MINNEAPOLIS, MINX.—Lake Harriet Pa- vilion. MINERAL WELLS. TEX.—Hawthorne Pa- viI : on (near Ft. Worth). prvK^'iLLB. CON?*.—Pleasure Park. . MOBILE. ALA.—Monroe Park. MONTGOMERY. ALA^-Hiehlamd Park. MONTREAL, CAST.—Queen's Park. MOSTWRAL, CA*V.—Sohmer Park. MONTRErA*L. CAN.—Arena! . MT. CLEMENS. MICH.—Monroe Garden. MT. VERNON. O.—Hiawatha Park. MUSKEGON. MICH.—Lake- MicMsan Pa -k. NAI1/YNT, MASS.—Casino Theater. NANTASKET. UEACH., AIABS.—Hotel Najl- tasket.Mjusic .Hall.. . .. . NAKKAGAiNSETT PIER, R. I. NASHVILLE, -TENN.—lilendale. Park. l". C. Alley, mgr. NASHVILLE, TENN.—Shelby Park. NEVADA, MO.—Lake Park.Springs. Harry C. Moore, propr. NEWARK, O.—Idlewild Park. .- NKW BEllFORD, MASS.—Buttonwood Park. NEW BRITAIN, CT.—White Oak Park. NEWBURG, N. Y.—Glenwocd Park. NU3WBURYPORT. MASS.—Salisbury Park. NEW CASTLE, PA.—Cascade Park. NEW HAVEN, CONN.—Winchester St. Rail- way Park. Israel A-.Kelsey, West Haven, Conn., mgr. NEW HAVEN, CONN.—New Open-Air Sea- side Theater. » Israel A. Kelsey. West Haven. Conn., mgr. NEW HAVEN, CONN.—Elm City Park. Jos. E. Hubinger,. 840 Chapel st. new Orleans, la.— west End. ' NBW ORLEANS. LA.—Athletic Park. NEW ORLEANS,-LA.-^Audubon- Park. City Park. • Nisv.' Y'ORK CITY',. N. Y*.—Kcstcr & Rial's, Casino Root. Utirden, Grand Central Piiliici: ltoof GarJeii, Lion Palace Roof Garden, Venetian Terrace Itoof Garden, Cherry IJIcssoni - Grove. NORFOLK, VA.—Oceanview Park. NOKiFOLK. VA.—Atlantic Garden. ■ NORFOLK. VA.—Buckroc Beach, Hotel - -..Chamberlain. • NORfHAM-PTON. MASS.—Meadow Park. NORTH BEACH. L. I., N. Y*.-^Erbs' Casino. ■ NORWICH. CONN.—Cli£t Terrace. R.M. Powers, prop. NORWICH. CT.—Sachem Park. . c. A. Wilson Snow, amusement director, 51 Broadway. OAKLAND. OAL.—Oakland Park. OAKLAND BEACH, R. I. OCEAN,CITY". N. .1*.—New Orcan Pier. OCEAN/VIEW ,VA.-rO)ceuu View Park (near Norfolk). ■. , -' OGDEN. UTAH—Glenwocd Park. W. C.. Weaver, mgr.' OMAHA. NEB.-^Mulleu's Garden. ORALVGE. MASS.—Central I'ark. OSHKOSH. WIS.—Citizens' Traction Co. OSWEGO, N. :Y.—Oswego Ilcacli. ■ OTTAWA, ONT.—Can. Victoria Park. OTTAWA. ONT.-Ottawa Electric Railway. OTTUMWA. IA.—Orphcum Summer I'ark ' Theater. OWOSSO. MICH.—Caledonia Park. PADUOAH. KY.—La Belle Park. PAINTED POST. N. Y.—Bronson Park. PARKBRSBURG, AV. VA.—Terrapin Purk. PARIS. ILL—Reeerv-olr Park. PATERSON, N. J.—Passaic Falls Park. PATERSON, N. J.—East Side Park (city). PATERSON. N. J.—West Side Purk (city). , PATERSON, N. J.—Scheutzen. Saal Bros., mgrs. PATERSON, N..J.—Id'ewild Park. Traction Company.- PEAKS ISLAND, ME.—Underwood Springs . Park.' PENSACOLA, FLA.—Kupfrlcan's Park.- PEORTA. ILL.—Cpntral Park. PEORIA, ILL.—Tiic Alps, Prospect Hc.glits Park. PEORIA, ILL.—Giro Oak Park. PEORIA. ILL.—Pfeifer's Pavilion. C. G. Pfeifer. mgr. PEORIA, ILL.—Stony Hill Garden. PEORIA, .ILL.—Stoeckcr-'s. Summer Garden. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Willow Grove Park.' I'lllLAKLLl'lllA. PA.—Central Park, Base- ball Paik. ■ ■ •, PHILADELPHIA, -PA—WGOqifld* Park. PtiluA'i>EI/PHlA, PA.—Ncshamiiug I'ark. PlrilLAUiSLPiilA, PA.—Torresdale Park. PHiLAUKLPHIA, PA.—Wmsihlngton Park. 1'H1LAD1!?LI*H1A. PA.—Cbettuui Hill Park. PHlLLlPSrlJURG.- N. J:—Cedar Park. PIQUA, O.—Midway Park. - PITMAN GROVE, N. J.—Alceyon Park. PITTSBURG, PA.—Kennywood Park, Monon- gahela Street Ry. Co. Jus. G. Sanson), .mgr., 512 SmitbUcld'st. PITTSBURG, PA.—Oafcwood Park. John Harris, West End Traction Co., mgr. PITI'S-UUKG. PA.—Schenlcy Park. PITTSBURG, PA.—Oakum Park. PITTSBURG, PA.—Calhoun Park. PORTLAND, ME.—Rivcrton. Paik. PORTLAND. ME.—Undcrwcod Strlnis P;rk POKTLA'N'D. ME.—Cottage I'ark. PORTLAND. ORE.—Hawthorne Springs Park. PORTSMOUTH. VA.—Columbia Park POTTSTOWN, PA.—Ringing Kocks I'ark. l'OTTSVILLE, PA.—Tuinbl ng Ruii Pav.lion: POIJGHKBBPsrE, N. Y.— Upton Lake Park. POUGHKEBPSIE. N. Y-—Riverside Park. PROVIDENCE, R. I.—Rocky Point. Crjscent Park. PROVIDENCE, R. I.—Roger Williams Park. PROVIDENCE, R. I.—Dan's Park. PROVIDENCE. R. I.—Blackstone Park. PUEBLO, COL.—Lake Minncn.ua .Pav:i:bn. QUINCY*, ILL—Baldwin Park. T. S. Baldwin, prop. QUINCY. ILL.—Highland Park. Harry II. Franklin, mgr. RBAIH.NG. PA.—Oaisumia Park. It FA ill NG, PA.—firiv'iig Faik. REVERE, MASS.—Point of Pines (near Ly.'in). RICHMOND. VA.—Putnam's Summer Garden. RICHMOND. VA.—Bread Street Park. RICHMOND. VA.—Auditorium, Jefferson Roof Garden. Athletic Park. RICHMOND. VA.—Main Street Park ROOHESTBR. N. Y.—Ontario Beach. ROCHESTER, N. Y.—New Culver Park. ROCHESTER,' N. Y—Irondequoite Park. NOCKAWAY BEACH, L. I.. N. Y.-De:ra- liito's Casino. ROCKFORD. ILL.—Harlem Park. ROCKLAND, ME.--3.03dway Pavilion TLea- trr. RtrrKViLLE. CONN.—Snipsle Park. ROCKY' POINT, R. I. - Mr. Harrington, mgr. ROME. GA;—Moberlv Park. ROUND BAY. MD.-D.&O. Short Line Ry.Co. SAGINAW. MICH.—Riverside Park. " SALISBURY BEACH, MASS.—Pavilion. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH—Saltalr Beach. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH—Lagoon. ' SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH—Salt Palace." SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH—Ottldvr's I'ark. SAN ANTONIO. TEX.—Muths Garden. SAN DIEGO, CAL—S. D. P. B. & S. J. Ry. SANDUSKY, O— Cedar Point Grove. SAN FRANCISCO. OAL.—Paul Boyton Chutes SAN FRANCISCO.—Presidio Athletic Park. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.—Glen Park. SARATOGA. N. V.—Palm Garden. SAVANNAH. GA.—Tivnli Paik. SAVANNAH. GA.—Thunderbolt. SCIO, O.—Pavilion Theater. suidANTON. PA.—Laurel Hill Park. SEA CLIKF,. L. I.—Add. Manager of Lyceum. SEATTLE. WASH.—Lesohi Rark. SEATTLE. WASH.—Madison Park. SMDALIA. MO—O. T. Crawford, Topcka.Kas. SENECA FALLS. N. Y.— Caj-uga Park. SHOHOLA GLEN, N. Y. Erie.K. R. Co. SKOWHEGAN. ME.—Lakcwood Grove. SOUTH BARTONV1LLE. ILL.—Casino. SOUTH BEACH, S. I., N. Y.— MuiiIcv'b Ca- sino. SOUTH BEND. IND.—Springbrok Park. SOUTH FARM1NGHAM, MASS.—Wayside . Part. . SOUTH NOiaVALK. CT.-Roton Point The- ater. . . SPRINGFIELD, MASS.—Suburban Park. SPOKANE, WASH.—Natatarium Park. STAUNTON. VA.—Highland Park. STATEN ISLAND, N. Y.—Boynton Bcacb. ST. CLOUD. N. J.—Highland Park (near Newark i. ST. JOSEPH, MO—Lake Ccntrony. Krug " Fsrk, Athletic Ptirk. ST. JOSEPH., MO.—Address O. T. Crawford, Topeka. Kan. ST. LOUIS. MO.—Bellevue Garden. ST. LOUIS. MO.—Koerner's Garden. ST. LOUIS. MO-—Klondyke Park and Chutes. ST. LOUIS, MO.—Forest Park, Highlands. ST. LOUIS. MO.—Southern Electric Park. ■. ST. LOUIS. MO.—Suburban Garden. ST. LOUIS. MO.-r-Mereninc. HichlandK. ST. LOUIS. MO.—Muiinlou Park. Drliuar Gardens. ST. LOUIS, MO—Uhrlg's Cnve. ST. LOUIS, MO —Athlrtlc Park. ST. PAUL. MINN.—Palm Garden. ST. PAUL. MINN.—Corrro Park. ST THOMAS. rAN.—Pinafore l.ake Park STOCKPORT, N. Y..—Fern Side Park. F. W. Deboe. mgr. STOTKTON. OAI..—St. Eire. Ry. Co. PVI.VAN nEACH. NEW YORK. SYRACUSE, N. Y.—Electric; Park. Valley SYRACUSE. N. Y.—Lakeside Park. Chns. Lnof. Styles Stntion. mgr. SYRACUSE. N. Y.—Klrkwnod Park. =vo.»ctlp" N. V -r-Ftmwocd P-rk. TAMPA. FLA.—DcSoto Park. Tampa Elec- . trie Co. Henry G. Bradlec. mgr. TAUN'TOV MAS'*.—NinnrnlrW-t PK'k. •cAiiN-rnNT. mass.— n'Ehtnn Rock Park. TAUNTON. MASS.—SabbaMa Park. . TBRRE HAUTE, IND.—Bijou Garden Theater Tni.n-iin. n-i«i,i. F^tp Cwslno. TOLEDO. O.—Farm Th<-»tcr. TOLEDO. O.—Prcsoue Isle, wimiirn, vav._ Adrtrcc-. O. T. Crawford. topfka. KAN.-Gnrni'ld Park. TORONTO. ONT.—Haitian's Point. TnnrvvTo OVT.—Munrn Park. TTIKNTHN. N. J.—Spring Lake I'ark. New Park Theater. f RENTON. N. J.-Sro«a Btreet P«tk. TKOV, N. Y.—Lagoon Iiland. UNION. N. Y.—Casino. UTICA, N. -Y.—Summit Park, Utlca Park. UTIOA, N. Y.—Brand'a Oartno Park. VINCENNES, IND.—Fairview Park. A. O. Traube, mgr. WiAKBFIBLD. MASS.—Wakefield Park. WARSAW, IND.—Lake Side Park. WASHINGTON, D. C—Marshall Hall Park, Wlldweod Park (formerly Glen Sligo), Co- lumbia Park, Lawrence Summer Garden, Buena Vieta, Chevy Chase Lake, Eureka Park (colored), Notley Hall (colored). WASHINGTON, D. C—Chesapeake Beach. WASHINGTON, D. C—River View Park. WASHINGTON, D. C—Cabin John's Bridge Park. WASHINGTON, D. C—Glen Bctoo Park. WASHINGTON, IND.—Street Railway Park. WATERBURY. CT.—Lakewood Park. WATBRBURY. CT.—Bellevlew Lake Grove. WATERBURY, CT.—Forest Park. Jean Jacques, mgr. WATERTOWN, N. Y.—Selbert's Summer Garden. \..« TlffRTOWN. N. Y.—Glen Park. WATKINS GLEN. N. Y. watbbtown. N. Y —8»tb*rt> Garden. WEBB CITY, MO.—Olympia Park. WEBSTER, MASS.—Beacon Park. WWPSTBR. MASS.—Beaver Park. WESTFIELD, MASS.—Waronocco Park. WESTFTELD, MASS.—Weronoeo Park. WHEELING. W. VA.—Wheeling Park. WHEELING. W. VA.—Mozart Park. WHEELING. W. VA.—Pleasant Valley Park. B»der and Maurer. mgrs. WHITE BEAR LAKE, MINN.—Wildwood Park. WHTTE BEAR LAKE. MINN.—Lake Shore Park WHITE BEAR LAKE. MINN.—White Bear Beaob. _ . WILLIAMSPORT. PA.—Vallaroont Park. WILMINGTON'. DEL.—PJrelloort Park. WILMINGTON. DJ8L.—Brandywlne Park. WILMINGTON. TVEL—Summer Park. WINNIPEG. CAN.—River Park. TJTWtPFG CAN.—Elm Park. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C—Piedmont Park. WORCESTER, MASS.—Lake Quinrtgamond Par!:. YONKBRS. N. Y.—Yemkera Picture Park. YOITNGSTOWN. O.—Mlllcreek Park. YORK. PA.—Highland Park. 7 4 VTWCVTT .t V. A —Grunt Pa rV ZANESVILLE, O.—Maplewocd Park. Street Fairs and Carnivals. ABILENE, Sept. 20. KAN.—Abilene Corn Carnival. 1. T. Prendergast, pres.; E. H. Forney, secy. % ALMA, NEB.—Alma Street Fair. Sept. 12 to 14. W. A. Myers, secy. ASHLAND, KY.—Street Fair and Merchants' Carnival. July 2 to ?. H. F. Bryan, pres.; S. L. Martin, seer. BELLEFONTAINE. O.—Free 8treet Carnival. July IT to 21. A. M. Reid. secy. BELLEVILLE. ILL.—Street Fair Committee. Belleville Commercial Club. Sept. 10 to 15, 1M0. Albert Hucke, Belleville, Ml., pres.; A. 8. Halrtead, Belleville, 111., trees.; Chas. P. VMBObfclHi. Bvtteville. III., eecjr. BOSTON. MASH.—Klks' Carnival. Aug. « to U, MOD. Combination Park. ■ CALDWELL, O.—Street Fair and Carnival. July U to 14. L. F. Cain, secy. CALUMET, MICH.—Upper Peninsula Fire- men's Association Tournament. Aug. ( to 8. John D. Cuddihy. chairman; Homer A. Guck, secy. CARTHAGE, MO.—Street Fair. July 4 to 11. H. R. P. Miller, dlr. gen'l. CEDAR RAPIDS, -1 A.—Carnival and Street Fair. Oct. 1 to 8. Geo. K. Barton, pres.: C. L. Miller, tress.: Alex. Charles, secy. CENTRAL LAKE. MICH.—Street Fair. Sept. 25 to 27. T. M. Rushton, pres.; H. A. Stev- ■ ■'. »ns. treas.: Carl Stroebel, secy. CHICAGO, ILL.—Chicago Khorassan Kar- nlval and Industrial Exposition. June 25 to Jnlv 14. John G. Scorer, mgr. , DANVILLE. VA.—Free Street Fair and Car- nival. Oct. 1 to 6. Geo. D. Benson. Roa- noke. Va.. director gen'l. DB FUNIAK SPRINGS. FLA.—De Funiak Street Fair Association. Sept. 28 and 29. W. I«. Cawthon. pres.: TV*. T. May. vice rr»«.: R. W. Storrs. seey.-treas. DEXTER. IA.—Dexter Street Fair Associa- tion. Sept. 25 to 27. J. C. Sroles. pres.; T. I,. Puttnn. treaa.: A. R. Eautman. secy. IMTVWIPK; IMn _str-"' Fat- .l"lv 3 »o 5. EDWARDSVILLE. ILL.—Madison County Cen«mnia1. Anr. 2» to SI. Major -'. T. Crocker, pres.: H. P. Hots, trees.: H. C. Gerke. secy. EMPORIA. KAS—Emporia Street Fair. Sect 26 to 28. J. E. Evans, pres.; Harry Mc<- randless, secy. EUREKA. CAL.—Street Fair and Carnival. July 2 to 4. Geo. Mooser* dlr. gen. n FOftT~FAiRFIELD?*ME.—CelebratlonTjuly 4. R. V. A«»«i'»i. se**v. FPA.NKLIN FALLS. N. H.—Street Fair and Celebration. July 4. H. M. Warner, secy. HAMILTON. O—Flks' Street Carnival and Bunino'S Men's Exposition. • July 23 to ?9. Will. S. Heck, director; Will. Tbomas. Mcr. HOUGHTON. MICH.—Street Fair and Car- nival. July 2 to 7. Percy H. Fenlmore. HOWELL. ""!'"»».*="•»» ?"rrr« F B 'r. Sept. 35 ... «. p r «rt F . Hubbell, secy. JEFFERSONVILLB, IND.—Red Men's Pow Wow and Celebrat'nn. Sent. 3. Communi- cpt'ons to Horace E. Hopkins. KENT. O —Free Street Fair ani Merchants' Carnlv.il. .lu'v 2 to 4. C. M. Davis, Beey. K"'TOM, o.—Street Fair and Carnival. Aug. 14 to IS. KEOKUK. IA.—Third Annual Street Fair and Carnival. Sept. 25 to 29. John Nagel. pres.: .1. H Flnlgan. treaa.: E. F. Carter, aecv. LA PORTE CITY. IA.—Big Fourth of July '•-"••■ration. July 3 U> i. B. O. Conger. LOVELAND, COL.-Loveland Free Street Fair and Northern Colorado Exposition. Laat of September. W. C. Stiles, pres.; Ov H. Patterson, secy.; R. S. Coe. treas. LUXORA, ARK.—Carnival and Free Street Fair. June 28 to 30. Will A. Smith, mgr.. Lock Box E. MACON, GA.—Macon Street Fair and Carni- val. Sept. 24 to 29. Hon. Birdges Smith, secy. MANCHESTER, TENN.—Manchester Street Fair. Oct. 6 and 7. J. E. Willis, treas. MARIETTA, GA.—A Chatauqua and Free Barbecue. July 1 to 7. MARLETTE, MICH.—Free Street Fair. Sept. 18 to 21. C. C. Hubbell, secy. MASON, MICH.—Mason Street Fair Associa- tion. Oct. 2 to 5. Lawton T. Hemans, pres.; W. M. McCrossen, vice pres.; F. Densmore, ticas.; Col. L. H. Ives, secy. MERIDIAN, GA.—Meridian Clerks' Associ- ation Celebration. July 4. METROPOLIS, ILL—Free Street Fair. Sept. 18 to 22, 1900. C. P. Treat, pres.; W. A. Fitch, treas.; S. B. Kerr, vice pres. and secy, MONTGOMERY, ALA.—Street Fair. Oct. 15 to 20. L. L. Gilbert, secy. MONTPBLIBR, IND.—Montpeller Street Fair Association. Aug. 16 to 18. Harry A. Dodge. Montpeller, Ind., pres.; J.W. Crosble, Mont- peller, Ind., vice pres.; D. A. Bryson, Mont- peller, Ind., treas.; C. L. Smith. Montpeller. Ind., mgr.; C. L. Smith, Montpeller. Ind., secy. NELSON. B. C—Land and Water Carnival. ' July 2 and 3. NELSONVILLE, O.—Red Men's Pow Wow. Aug. 10 ahd 11. NEW BEDFORD, MASS.—Industrial Expo- sition and Midway Carnival. July 23 to 28. J. H. Laine. dir. gen'l; H. F. Soule, asst. • dir. gen'l. OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.—Reunion pt Roosevelt's Rough Riders. July 1 to 4. Clifton George, secy. OSWEGO. N. Y.--Elks' Carnival and Street Fair. July 26 to 21. OTTAWA. ILL.—Ottawa Street Fair Asso- ciation. Oct. 1 to 6. Geo. M. Trimble, secy. OTTERBEIN, IND.—Otterbein Street Fair. Aug. 21 to 24. L. Burns, pres.; W. B. Hon- ing, vice pres.; P. H. Ward, treas.; E. V. Gougar. secv. PADUCAH. KY.—Twentieth Annual Eman- cipation Celebration.' Aug. 8. Minor Brad- sbaw, secy. • , PORTSMOUTH, O.—Street Fair and Carni- • val. Auspices Red Men. July 16 to 21. R. L. Stevenson, mgr. ROANOKE. VA.—Free Street Fair and Car- nival. July 2 to 7. Geo. D. Benson, direct- or gen'l. ■' ROCHESTER. N. Y.—Fair and Carnival. Auk. 13 to tS. J. E. Furlona. mgr.' - RUSHVILLE. IND.—Street Fair and Carni- val. July 9 to 14, 1900. Will C. Bretz, pres.: R. F. Srudder. secy. SAGINAW. MICH.—Bay City Business Men's Jubilee and Carnival. Aug. 14 to 16. SHERIDAN. WYO.—M'd-Summer Carnival. July 3 to S. Bert Coffeen,- mgr. . SAVANNAH, GA.—Elks' Street Fa'r. Dates n«t (Wed. SLEEPY EYE. MINN.—The Sleepy Eye Street Fair Association. Last week In Sep- tember. 1900. A. C. Von Hagen, pres.; J. P. Bertrand, Irene.: H. G. Hays. secy. ' SOUTHPORT, ' CONN.—Firemen's Tourna- ment. Aug. 6 to U. W. B. Penny, secy. SPRINGFIELD. MO.—Elks Street Fair and- Carnival. Sept. 3 to S. C. E. Dubbs, secv. STOCKTON, CAL.—Street Fair. June 26 to July 4. Orrin' S. Henderson, pres.: W.-. W. Westbay, treas.: Calvin B. Brown, secy. TOLEDO. O.—I. O. O. F. Carnival . July 23 to 28. J. J. Deveaux. mgr. TULLAHOMA. TENN.—Mid-Summer Festi- val. Julv 4 to S. Dock Aydlelott. max. WASHINGTON, D. C—Red Men's Pow Wow and Ind'an Village. July 4 to U. J. E. Pavne. secy. WATERTOWN. N." Y.—Street Fair and Car- nival. Julv 9 to 14. L. G. Decant, dir. gen.: W. H. Skeels. secv. WEBSTER ' CITY, IA.—Fa'r and Carnival. Aug. 14 to 17. F. E. Wilson.pres.; W. B. Kesrns. treas.: W. G. Bonner, secy. WEST BADEN, IND.—Soldiers' Reunion. A"g. 15 to 17. WEST SUPERIOR. WIS.—Elks Carnival. Jnlv'4 to 13. Will H. Lawler. mer. WICHITA. KAN.—Carnival and Fall Festi- val (street fair). Oct. X to fi. H, C. Lock- wood.-secv. WINCHESTER. KY—Street Fair. July 3 to K W *». rj»rn»r. secy. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C—Sem<-Centennial Street Fair. Oct. 30 to Nov. 3. G. E. Webb, secy. 4th of July Celebrations. Albany. N. Y. Alpena, Mich. Anntston. Ala. Antigo, Wis. Astoria. Ore. Anderson. Ind. Attica. Ia. Atlantic C'ty. N. J. Augusta, Wis. Aurora, 111- Balttmo-". ind. Barre. Vt. Batavia, N. Y. Belfast, N. Y. Bellows Falls, Vt. Bessemer, Ala. Rlossburg. Pa. (Mlstlc Hose Co.) Blue Earth, Minn. T-.ifralo. v. v Butterfleld, Minn. Boonville, Mo. • '''.'■* Bourbon, Ind. Bronkline, Mass. Burlington, Kan. Cairo. III. ....... - ; ._ Caldwell. Kansas. Cambridge, O. " *. •" Cunajobarie, ti. X. ,. _, ; Canton, Me. ' :> Canton, O. . . * Canton, S. D. Carthage, N. Y. Castlewood, S. D. Catawissa, Pa. Cazenova, N. Y. Centralia, Mo. cnarles City, la. Charleston. 111. Cnenango- Lake, N. Y. Clinton, Ia. Colfax, 111. Coldwell, Kan. Columbus, ind. Covington, O.—W. L. Cozzens. crowity, la. Cuba, 111. Darlington, Wis. Deer Ledge, lenn. Denver, Pa. Dblgevllle. N. Y. Dover, Me< Eagle, Wis. Ean.ngton, Ky. East Liverpool, O. EdwardBville, 111. Eureka, Cal. Fairhaven, Wash. Florence, Col. Florence, Tenn. Frankfort, Ky. Franklin Falls, N. H. Frankton, Ind. "• reelapdville, Ind. Fresno. Cal. Galesville, Wis. Gillett, Wis. Glass Valley, Cal. Greenville, O. Guildford Court House, N. C. Hallstead, Fa. Hamilton, 111. Harrison, O. Harrisville, R. I. Hastings, Neb. Henderson, Ky. Hicksville, O. Hornellsville, N. Y. ■'■ Houlton, Me. ' Huntsville, Ala. < Indianapolis, Ind. Jackson, Mich. Jamestown, O. Johneonburg, Pa. Keene, N.H.-H. L. Allison. Kewanee. 111. Kissimee, La. Lawrence, Mass. Leadville. Col. Liberty, O. Lima, O. Lincoln, Neb. L'vermore Falls, Me. - Lockport, N. Y. Los Angeles, Cal. Lowell, Mass. Luzerne, N. Y. Lynden, Wash. Macon City. III. Madison, Ind. Malone, N. Y. Manito, 111. Meadville. Pa. Melrose. Mass*. Meridian, Miss. Middletown (O.) auspices K. of P. Moline, HI. Monroe, Wis. Montpeller, O. Morristowc, Tenn. Mt. Vernon. III. Muncie. Ind. Muscatine, la. New Bedford. Mass. New Haven, Conn. Newnan, Ga. Newton. Mass. Norwalk. O s (A. B. Sutton). Oak Park, Cal. Oakrsville, Wash. Ogdensburg, N. Y. Olympia. Wash. ' Oregon, 111. Oshkosh, Wis. Owosso, Mich. Painesville, O. Pendleton, Ore. Perryville-Auburn, Me. Peru, 111. . * Pierre, S. D. , Piqua, O. Pittsburg. Pa. Pleasanton. Gal. Portland. Ore. Providence, R. I. Pulaski, N. Y. Ripley, O. Rives Junction, Mich. Roanoke, Va. Rochelle, 111. Rossville, 111. Rushford, Minn. Sacramento. Cal. Saginaw, Mich. • Salamanca, N. Y. San Bernardino. Cat. Sanbury, pa. San Francisco, Cal. Saxonville, Mass. Scbuylerville. N. Y. Seattle. Wash. " Sheridan. Wyo. Silverton. Col. Sinclairville. N. Y. Somerville. Mass. Sterling. 111. Stockton, Cat. Sullivan, Ind. Swanton, O. Syracuse, Kan. Tellurlde. Col. Terre Haute. Ind. Tippecanoe City, O.—G. W. Henke. Tloton. Ind. Troy. N. Y. Upper Sandusky, O. Vincennes. Ind-. ■Warsaw. N. T. Washington C. H., O. Watertown. N. Y. Wausau. Wis. Wheeling. W. Va. Willous, Cal. Winchester. Mass. Windsor. Col. -Woedvllle. N. H. ""■"orcester. Mass. ■w^orthlBgtoo. Minn. 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