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THE BILLBOARD f eonuencions, Ttm. gclcbratlOBt, etc. Under this heading we publish free oj i charge the dates ofaE notable events, which i areHhelytoattractlargetoncoursesofpeople mt any oneparticuldrcttyandforthisreason prove of importance to advertisers, showmen, streetmen. general passenger agents, etc. The list « carefully revised and corrected ' monthly. ATLANTA, GA.—Southern Surgical & Gyne- colosical Association. Nov. 13. W. E. B. Darts, M.D.. Birmingham. Ala. ATLANTA, GA.—Toung People's Christian Union of the Cnlversalist Church. July 11 to 18. ReT. A. J. Cardall, 30 West St., Bos- ton, If an, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—Associated Bill Posters* Convention, July 10 to 13. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.—Ancient Illustrious Order of Knights of Malta. Oct 16 to 28. Frank Gray, northeast corner Broad and Arch St., Phlla. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J-—The National Fra- ternal Press Association. Ang. 21 to 25. A. E. Stevenson. 6436 Kimbark av., Chicago. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—Grand Lodgs of Bkav July 12; 1100. BINGHAMTON. N. Y.—Y. P. S. C. B. State - OonTentlon. Oct. 15 to 17. 1900. BIRMINGHAM, ALA—General Assembly of ;th» Knights of Labor. Not. 13. J. W. Hayes, 43 B St. N. W., Washington, D. C. BOSTON, MASS. —Coopers' International Union of N. A. Oct. 8. James A. Cable, ■42 EHzatwth «.. Kaunas CHty, Kan.. BOSTON, MASS.—Society of Arts and Crafts. Spring. 1S0L Henry L. Johnson, 272 Con- grecs at., Boston, Mass. BOSTON, 'MASS.—Ancient Order of Hiber- nians. July, 1900. J. O. Sullivan, Philadel- phia, Pa. BOWLING GREEN, KY.—Annual Outing of Kentucky Press Association. July 23 and 24. BUFFALO, N. Y.—American Association of General Passengers and Ticket Agents* As- sociation. Oct. 16,1900. A. J. Smith, Cleve- land, O. BUFFALO, N. Y.—National Association of Window Trimmers of America. Aug. 6 to ». L. Frank Baum, 1205 Star Building, Chicago, III. BURLINGTON, IA- — Nineteenth Annual Saengerfest. Aug- 9 to 12. Jos. N. Kolz, CAMP" JOHN W. THOMPSON, N. H-—Re- union of Veterans' Association. Last full week In August. CEDAR RAPIDS, IA.—American Poland China Record Convention. Feb. 13 and 14, 1S01. W. M. McFadden. West Liberty, la. CEDAR RAiPIDS. IA.—Grand Lodge of Iowa, Knights of Honor. Second Tuesday in April, 1901. J. G. Graves, Lock Box 15, Cedar Rapids, la., secy.' - OHANUTK. KAN.-Grand lodge. Degree of Honor of A. O. U. W. First Wednesday In - -Mar, 1901. Mrs. Georgia Noteetine. Hiawa- titt, Kan., secy. ■ CHARLESTON, S. C—National Educational Association. July 7 to 13. Irwin Shepard, Winona, Minn. CHARLESTON. S. C—National Teachers* As- sociation. July 7 to 13. 1900. CHICAGO, ILL—National Harness Manufac- turers' fend Dealers' Protective Association of the United States, 196 W. Randolph st. Edw. P. Hamick, secy. CHICAGO. ILL—United States Veteran Sig- nal Corpa. Last week in August, 1900. Chea. Ol W. Marcy. 155 Franklin at. Boston, Mass.. secy.- CHICAGO, ILL.—National Wholesale Drug- gists* Association. Sept. 10 to 18. A. B. Me rricm, Minneapolis, Minn. CBKUO, ILL.—Gimno) Lodge, D. O. H. der V. ST. Sept. 5. Chas. Lauber, 107 Somen St.. Brooklyn. N. Y. , . CHICAGO, ILL.—Bohemian Catholic Central Union. Sept. 26. F.Llndelar, 56 Jewett st., Cleveland, O. CHICAGO. ILL.—Calif ornia Volunteer Vet- - eraa Association. Aug. 28 to Sept. 1. Capt. ,„ Geo. H, Pettis. Providence. R.-1., secy. • lP CHICAGO, H^L.—G. A. R.. National Encamp- ment. Aug. 28 to Sept. 1. Thomas J. Stew- art. PnUaOeipbia, Pa., secy. CINCINNATI, O.—NaUonal Convention B. Y. P. U. July 12: to 15.. 1900. Rev. E. E. Chivers. 324 Dearborn st.. Chicago. CINCINNATI. O.—National Mexican War Veterans* Association. Encampment. Sept. 12 to 14,1900. Col. F. T. Foster, 406 Vine St., '"' CtedaMtt. 0„ secy. m CINCINNATI. O.—American Boiler Manufac- turers' Association. Sept. 18 to 20. J. D. Farasey, Forest st. and N. Y., P. & O. Ry., Cleveland, O. CINCINNATI, O.—The Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Jan. 15, 1901. Lip- nun Levy, Chamber of Commerce Bldg. CINCINNATI, O.—General Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of United States. Sept. 25. Christopher. Fox, Brooklyn. N. Y. CLEVELAND, O.—American Loyal League. J uly 28 . 1900. J. L. Dwyer, Detroit. Mich. CLEVELAND. O.—The Traveling Engineers* As s ocia tion. Sept. 11. W. O. Thompson. Elkhart. Ind. I *"j CLEVELAND, O.—National Apple Shippers' s " Association. Aug. 1 to 3. A. Warren Patch, * c Boston, Mass. _£ CLEVELAND. O.—Annual Picnic of the Uni- * , f orme d Rank, K. of P. c l CLEVELAND, O.—National Prison Cbap- " lalna' Association. Sept. 15 to 17. Rev. C- , L. Winget. Columbus, O. 1 CLINTON,. IA.—Mississippi Valley Spiritual- .. . lsts" Association. July 29 to Aug. 26. Mrs. M Stella A. Ftak. Keokuk. la. ,„ DALTON. MASS.—National Division. Sons of ,tti Temperance of North America. July 10 to 14. B. R- Jewell. Stoneham-. Mass.: James H. Roberts, chairman committee OB badges, 137 PorUsmJ st-, §os$on>, Mass. ;8 '1 £<l. ■•2- b \: ht ;«. ,v Hi ! H HI i. .« u «■ ]'."■ ¥t* l» • u :-Jo f o V IK .*•'■ lis JriTl Via Jcb Be y in "at ■Tt w. in ;» :ea L t SI DALLAS, TEX.—Concatenated Order Hoo Hbo. Oct. 9. J. H. Baird. Nashville, Tenn., secy. DELAVAN. WIS.—The Assembly of Delavan Lake. Aug. 1 to 12. DENVER, COL.—Y. P. C. U. Church. July 25 to 30. D. F. McGil), 1411 Fulton St., Al- legheny, Pa. DENVER, OOL.—Tenth International Sunday School Convention. Probably June, 1902. Marion Lawrence, Toledo, O., secy. DES MOINES, IA.—Brotherhood of Locomo- tive Firemen. September. F. W. Arnold. Peoria, 111. DBS MOINES, IOWA—Brotherhood of Loco- motive Firemen. September, 1900. F. W. Arnold, Peoria. III.. ieey. DETROIT, MICH.—American Economic As- sociation. Dec. 18 to 30. Charles H. Hull, Ithaca, N. Y. DETROIT, MICH.—Wholesale Saddlery As- sociation. July 10 to 13. J. B. Denver, 512 N. Main St., St. Louis, Mo. DETROIT, MICH.—American Association of Opticians. Aug. 14 to 16. Frederick Boger. 36 Maiden Lane, New York City. DETROIT, MICH.—National Railroad Master Blacksmiths' Association. Sept. 18 to 21. A. L. Woodworth, Lima, O. DETROIT, MICH.—United States Railroad Clerks' Mutual Benefit Association. Sept. 6. J. V. Henry, Quincy, 111., secy. DETROIT, MICH.—Supreme Lodge, K. of P. Aug. 27 to 31. R. L. C. White, NashTille, Tenn. DETROIT, MICH.—The National Association Railway Agents. July 24 to 27. N. A. Cot- trell, Bismark, Mo. DETROIT, MICH.—Glass Bottle Blowers* As- sociation of United States and Canada. July 8. Win. Lanner, Rooms 930 and 931, Wlther- spoon Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. DETROIT, MICH—Knights of Khorassan. Aug. 27. H. W. Beiding, St. Louis. Mo. DETROIT, MICH.—NaUonal Saddlery Associ- ation Convention. July 12 to 14, 1900. John B. Denver, St. Louis, Mo. DETROIT, MICH.—Supreme Lodge, Knights ■of Pythias. Aug. 28. R. 13. C. 'White, Nash- ville, Tenn. DETROIT, MICH.—International Association of Distributors, August 7 to 9. DEXTER, ME.—Maine Sunday School Asso- ciation. Oct. 16 to 18. Rev. H. W. Kim- ball, Skowhegan, Me. ELBERTON, GA.—Georgia Weekly Press As- sociation. July 2 to 7. W. A. Shackel- ford, Lexington, Ga. EL RENO, OKLA—Grand Lodge of Okla- homa. Third Tuesday in July. T. K. Jin- gle, Guthrie, Okla. FALL R1VEK. MASS.—State Committee. Y. M. C. A. of Massachusetts and Rhode Is- land). Oct. 25 to 28. R. M. Armstrong,' 767 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. FREDERICK CITY, MD.—United Brethren Church of United States and Europe, Cen- tennial Celebration. 1S0L GEORGETOWN, KY.—General Association Colored Baptists of Kentucky. Aug. 15. Win. H. Steward. Louisville, Ky. GLEN PARK, (PALMER LAKE P. O.) COL. —Rocky Mountain Chatauqua Co. F. M. Priestley, 1742 Downing Av., Denver, Col., pres. ■- HOBART, IND.—Indiana State Dairy Asso- ciation. December. H. E. VanNorman, Lafayette, Ind. HUMBOLDT. IA.—Grand Lodge of Iowa L O. G. T. Third Tuesday In August, 190o. *— T. Green. Hawarden. la. HUNTINGTON,. W. VA.—Ancient Order United Workmen. Sept. 11 to 14. Frank Gruse, Wheeling, W. Ve.. secy. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.—Standard Chester WMte Association. January, 1901. J. C. Bridges, Bainbridge, Ind. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.—United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations. July 25 and 26. H. F. Cellarius, Govern- ment Bldg., Cincinnati, O. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.—Assistant Physicians ' of Hospitals for Insane. Last week in Sep- tember. Irwin H. Leff. Pontlac, Mich. INDIANAPOLIS. IND.—National Live Stock Exchange. Annual meeting. October. ITHACA, N. Y.—Grand Lodge or N. Y., L O. G. T. Fourth Tuesday in August. T. C. Andrews. 112 Sears si LEBANON, PA.—Grand Council, I. O. of Red Men. July 16 to ZL KANSAS CITY, MO.—American Street Rail- way Association. Oct. 16 to 19. T. C. Fen- ington. 2020 State St., Chicago, III. KANSAS CITY. MO.—Supreme Lodge, Na- Uonal Reserve Association. October. A. G. Ligbitner. 306 Baird Bldg.. Kansas City. KOKOMO. IND.—Wabash' Valley Pow Wow, Association of Red Men. July 22 and 23. W. W. Drinkwater. LA CROSSE, WIS.—Catholic Kntebts of Wis- consin. June 17 to July 20, 1900. LAKE MARANACOOK—Annual Picnic of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Aug. 1. LAKESIDE, O.—Grand Lodge of Ohio. Inde- pendent Order of Good Templars. Aug. 15 and 16. S. G. Taylor, 344 Bridge St., Cleve- land, O. LEBANON, PA.—Division Encampment, Na- tional Guard of Pennsylvania. Mt. Gretna Park. Aug. 1 to U. LEBANON, PA.—Farmers' National En- campment. Mt. Gretna Park, Aug. 27 to Sept. 1. LEBANON, PA.—Sons of America, State En- campment. Aug. 20 to 25. LEBANON, PA.—Susqui-Centennial of Leb- anon, Pa. Sept. 23 to 30. LEBANON. PA.—Pennsylvania Chatauqua. Mt. Gretna Park. June 30 to Aug. 4. LEWISTON, ME.—National Free Baptist Young People's Convention. July 5 to 8. E. P. Metcalf, Providence, R. I. LINCOLN, NEB.—Grand Lodge, Degree of Honor of Nebraska. Oct. 2 and 3. Miss Teresa Hempel, 141 S. 12th St. LITHIA SPRINGS, ILL,.—Lithia Springs Chatauqua. Aug. 8 to 27. G. L. Doutbit. LON1JON, ENGLAND.—Salvation Army Con- gress. July, 1900. Commissioner Howard, 1V1 Queen Victoria St., London, E. C, Eng. LOUISVILLE, KY.—Associated Labor Press of America. Dec. 12. S. S. Bonbright, 15 Mercer St., Cincinnati. O. LOUISVILLE, KY.—American Associated Labor Press. Dec. 12, 1900. John M. Mc- Dermott, Chicago, III. LOUISVILLE, KY.—American Association of Obstetricians and Gymnologists. Sept. 18 to 20. Rufus B. Hall, M.D., Cincinnati, O., pres. LOUISVILLE, KY.—American Federation of Labor. Dec. 5, 1900. Frank Morrison. 423 G St., Washington, D. C. LOUISVILLE, KY.—Grand Encampment,' Knights Templars. Tuesday, Aug. 4, 1901. R. H. Lloyd, San Francisco. LOS ANGELES. ; CAL.—Roadmasters' Con- vention. Nov. 13, 1900. J. B. Dickson, secy.. Sterling. 111. MACKINAC ISLAND. MICH.—Michigan State Med. Society. Early in July, 1900. C. H. Johnston, Grand Rapids, Mich. MARINBTTE, WIS.—The Marinette Chatau- qua Assembly. Aug. 2 to 13. 1900. Prof. Wiley. Marinette, mgr. McKENRY, TEX.—Reunion of Ex-Confeder- ates and Old Soldiers. July 18 and 19. MILWAUKEE, WIS.—L. A. W. NaUonal Meet. July 10 to 15. Abbott Bassett, 530 Atlantic av., Boston, Mass. MILWAUKEE, WIS.—American Society Mu- nicipal Improvement. Aug. 28 to 31. D. L. Fulton, Allegheny, Pa. MILWAUKEE, WIS.—National Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents. Aug. 30 and 31. Frank c. Holmes, 196 LaSalle St., Chicago, 111. MILWAUKEE. WIS.—Annual convention of the American Park and Outdoor Art Asso- ciation. MILWAUKEE, WIS.—FI<otographers' Associ- ation of America. July 23 to 27. J. Geo. Misshammer. Buffalo, N. Y. MILWAUKEE. WIS. — German Epworth League. July 19 to 22. Prof. J. L. Nuel- sen. Berea. O. MILWAUKEE. WIS.—Supreme Court. United Order of Foresters. July 9. S. W. Den- nHTOi. Hnlrhaway Bldg.. Milwaukee. MILWAUKEE. WIS.—International Typo- graphical Union. Aug. 13 to 18. J. W. Bramwood, Indianapolis, Ind. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.—Western Surgical and; Gynecological Association. Dec. 27 and 28. G. H. Simmons, M.D., 61 Market st Chicago, III. MONTPBLIER. VT.—Grand Court Vermont Toga. May. 1901. John F. Roche, 37 Henry St., Montpelier, Vt., secy. "Hello Bill-"" POSTERS and DISTRIBUTORS Everywhere! WANTED In every city in America of one hundred thousand (106,000) population or over, the name of the Jargest building—such as Auditoriums and Convention Halls—suitable for Winter Cir- cus Performances. When writing give all dimen- sions and full particulars regard- ing the building, location, terms of rental, etc., "and whether on ground floor or not We will post and distribute largely in all the cities chosen at Association rates. Kindly forward all- informa- tion to • The International Exhibition Company, DR. C. D. GRAY, Manager. Address The Billboard, Cincinnati. Ohio. Wivmrnmnm DISTSIBUTING DEPARTMENT^ northwest Biliposfing Co., Population, 96,000, H. F. TODD. Manager. -PORTLAND, OREGON. This Department is distinctly spart from our posting plant, and all communications must be addressed to llislributiue Department o» Northwest nilluosting Co., 346 Morrison Street, Portland, Oregon Paste. PROGRESSIVE BILLPOSIERS ALLjBUY OUR "O." PASTE, made especially for their use. because far BETTER than home-madc.more convenient and certainly CHEAPER. Will not sour and will keep rfini*- ' »»- - c * s rt - •-- ' - for an indefinite length of time. ... H . „, „ ,,„ will ship you a sample barrel holding over 250 pounds. On receipt of $1 ont of which can make fully three barrels, by reducing with cold water as needed. Manv billposters act as our agents and control local paper hangers' trade as well as others and why not you ? If interested at all write us. THE INDIANAPOLIS •RMSfE GO INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Or if nearer, address the DAYTON PASTE GO., Dayton, 0. Bill Posters' Paste Brushes. Tbe most practical Brash made. Copper wired and protected comers. Improved Light Weight Block. VERY STRONG, WITH SAFETY SCREWS GRrtY RUSSIAN BRISTLES. Quaker City, 9-inch, J2S.50 per dozen, $2.75 each. Excelsior, 9-inch, $34.50 per dozen, $3.25 each. Extra Extra, 9-inch, for circus use, $42.60 per dozen, #3.75 each. BLACK Gf-I I IN A BRISTLES. No. 1, Royal, 9-inch, $27.50 per dozen, $2.50 each. No. 2, Royal, 9-inch, $32 50 per dozen, $3.00 each. No. 3, Royal, 9-inch, $34.50 per dozen, $3.50 each. 8-foot Curved Handles, 50 cents each. EML-DaSF^ tSc «J*5INI*€.£»» Brush makers 127 North 5th St., Philadelphia, Pa., U. S. A. THE BILLBOARD MONTWAlt, MASS.—New fcngland Chatau- qua Aeeembly. July 18 to 31. Rev. Wm. Full, Lynir, MaBS. NASHVILLE. TENN.-A. O. V. W. Grand Lodge. Sept. 30. J. H. Thompson, ill'A Union at., Nashville, Tenn. NASHVILLE. TENN.—Mosaic Templars of America. Bent 4. /. E. Rush, box 402, ^VIlEe: &J,-ftnlgiits and LaMta „t Hbnor. First Tuesday after the third Mon- diy, April, 1901. Henry Buttenberg. 248 2d ec. Memphis, Tenn., secy. NASHVILLE, TENN.—Tennessee Jersey Cat- tle Club, annual meeting. December, 1900. D S. Williams. Nashville, Tenn., secy. NEWARK, N. J.—Order of Select Knights. Aug. 21. Geo. K. Staples, 831 Ellicott, Buf- falo, N. Y. NEWARK, N. J.—National Association of Newsdealers, Booksellers and Stationers of the United States. Last of August F. R. Sampson. 437 Tenth avenue, New York City. NEW CASTLE, PA.—A. O. U. W., Grand ■ Lodge. September. O. K. Gardner. 2201 Wylie av., Pittsburg. Pa. NEW HAVEN. CONN.—B. Y. P. U. of Con- necticut. Oct. 15 and 16. H. A. Edgcomb, "Groton, Conn. NEW HAVEN, CONN.—Geological Society of America. Dec. 26. H. L. Fairchild, Roch- ester, N. Y.. secy. NEW HAVEN, CONN.—Connecticut Teach- ers' Association, Annual Convention. Oct 19 and 20. Miss Bessie E. Home, Bridge- port, Conn. NEW YORK, N. Y.—National ConTention, Ladles* Loyal Orange Association. July IS. Chrlstena Mllllgan. Saugus. Mass. NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.—Society of Ameri- can Florists and Ornamental Horticultural- ists. Aug. 21 to 24. S. J. Stewart, 67 Brom- fleld street, Boston, Mass. NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y.—National Confec- " tioners' Association. July 6 and 7. F. D. Seward, 52S North Main street, St Louis, Missouri. OLD ORCHARD. ME.—Chatauqua by the 8ea, for Eastern New England. July 26 to Sept. 1. Mrs. Susan A. Porter, 45 An- doan st. Peabody. Maes. OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.—-National Den- tat Association. July 10 to 13. Mrs. Emma Games Chase. D.D.S., 3334 Washington ave- nue, St Louis. Mo. OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.—National As- sociation of Dental Faculties. July 13. Dr. J. U. Kennedy. 905 Chemical Building, St Louis, Mo. _ PEORIA, ILL.—German Roman Catholic Central Verein Society, National Conven- tion. Sept 9 to 12. Peter J. Bourscheidt 722 First av.. Peoria. 111. PHILADELPHIA. PA.—National Deutsch Atnerikanlscher Lebierbund. July 6 to 9. Prof. II. M. Ferren. High School, Alleghe- ny. Pa. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Catholic Total Ab- stinence .Union of America. Aug. 8 to 10. Rev. A. P. Doyle, 415 W. 59th St., New Yorit City. PHILADELPHIA. PA.—Eastern Maintenance of Way Association. Middle of September. P. C. Stbwett, Wate, Mass. PHILIPSBURG. PA.—Central Pennsylvania Association of Volunteer Firemen. Aug. 23 and 24. C; H. Musser,' pres: PHILADELPHIA. PA.—Republican National - Convention. June. 1900. Mr. Shields, chair- PuktLAND, ME.—Maine Trap Shooting As- sociation. Aug. 15 and 16. S. B. Adams, box 413. POTTSTOWN. PA.—Ringing Rocks Park (Pa.) Sabbath School Assembly. Aug. 20 to 24. Rev. J. M. Shelby, Mt Joy. Fa. PROVIDENCE, R. I.—Northeastern Dental Association. Oct. 17 and IS. Edgar O. Kinsman. D.D.S., 15 Brattle Sq., Cam- bridge, Mas*. RICHMOND. VA.—Trl-State Medical Asso- ciation of the Carolihas and Virginias. Richmond, Va. Midle Of February. IDOL PaulUs A. Irving, M.D., 301 W. Grace at RICHMOND. V A.—Daughters of America. Oct. 2. Julia Tipton. Dennlson. O. RICHMOND. VA.—The Brotherhood of St Andrew. Oct. 10 to 14. Carleton Montgom- ery, 281 Fourth av.. New York City. RICHMOND, VA.—Order United American Mechanics. Sept. 10 to 13. John Server, 1343 Arch at, Philadelphia. SAN ANTONIO. TEX.—Railway Trackmen of America. Dee. I, 1900. John T. Wilson, Q. C„ St Louis. Mo. SAN ANTONIO, TEX—Baptist General Con- vention of Texas. Nov. 9. A. E. Baten, Brownwood, Tex.; J. H. Truett White- wright. Tex. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.—Protestant Episco- pal Church Convention. October, 1931. Rev. C. L. Hutchins. SANTA MARIA DEL MAR, SANTA CRUZ— Catholic Ladies' Aid Society. Sept. 11. Margaret Curtis, 1135 Folsom st, San Fran- cisco, secy. SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y.—American Bar Association. Aug. 28 to 30. John Hinkley, 215 N. Charles st. Baltimore, Md. SCRANTON, PA.—United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners. Sept. 18. P. J. McGulre. Box 884. Philadelphia. Pa. SPRINGFIELD, ILL Illinois Live Stock Breeders' Association. Nov. 13 to 15. SPRINGFIELD, ILL.—Illinois Millers' State Association. First Wednesday in Decem- ber. C. H. Seybt, Highland, 111. SPRINGK1ELD, MO.—State Encampment July 15. STANTON, NEB.—Nebraska Sacngcrbund, Frank A. Ranbo, Stanton, Neb. ST. JOSEPH, MO.—Knights of Maccabees of Missouri. Second Tuesday, May, 1S01. A. Segger, 1620 Front av., Kansas City, Mo. BT. LOUIS, MO.—Brotherhood of Railway Trackmen of America. First Monday In December. John Wilson, 2212 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. ST. LOUIS. MO.—Association of Rftllway Su- perintendents of Bridges and Buildings. Oct 16. 8. F. Patterson. Concord. N. H. ST. LOUIS, MO.—Nntlonnl Association of El- ocutionists. Juno 25. 1S0O. Mrs. Idoruoroj Rltey, 103 Stelnway Hall, Chicago, 111. ST. LOUIS, MO.—Retail Dealers' Association of Vehicles and Implements of United States. Oct 3. J. R. Wright, Donrphani, Mo. ST. PAUL, MINN.—American Academy of Railway Surgeons. Sept 5 and 6. Dr. T. B. Lacey, Council Bluffs, la. ST. PAUL, MINN.—Grand Encampment, 1. O. O. P. of Minnesota. January, 1901. S. E. Ferree, Globe Bldg, Minneapolis. ST. PAUL, MINN.—National Republican League of the United States. July 17 to 19. lSM. D. H. Stlne. Newport. Ky., secy. STKEATOK,' ILL.—Catholic Knights of America, State Council. Aug. 2L J. E. Ma- honey, Farmer City, III. STREATOR. ILL.—U. R., C. K. of A. Third Tuesday in August. J. J. Bohefly, Effing* nasi. HI. TOLEDO, 0.—National Convehtlon, G. A. H. 1303. TRAVERSE CITY, MICH.—Independent dr- der of Good Templars. Aug. 28. M. E. Curtis, Big Rapids, Mich. UNION HILL. N. J.—Order of True Friends. Oct 2. Morgan R. Clark. 163 Metropolitan Av., Brooklyn, N. Y. VALDOSTA. GA.—Valdosta Exposition. Oct 30 to Nov. 2, 1900. A. Moore, Valdosta, Ga., mgr. WASHINGTON, D. C—The Order of the Pa- trons of Husbandry. Nov. 14. John Trim- ble. 514 F st. WASHINGTON, D. C—United Supreme Council Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Masons; also. Imperial Grand Council, Mystic Shrine. Oct. 3 to 6. Magnus L. Robinson, 606, S. Washington st, Alexan- dria, Va. WASHINGTON, D. C—Sons of Revolution Triennial Session. April 19. 1902. James Mortimer, Montgomery, N. Y., secy. WAU9AU, WIS.—Northeastern Association and the Northwestern Association. Oct 15. Carl Mathle. supt of the former, and M. H. Jackson, pres. of tbe latter. WELLINGTON, 0-—Ohio Branch Interna- tional Order of the Kings Daughters and Sons. Oct.. 1900. Mrs. Florence H. Will- iams, 36 W. 10th ave., Columbus. O. WHEELING. W. VA.—Grand Lodge, I. O. Red Men. May 1 to 7, 1901. WHEELING. W. VA.—National Tobacco Workers* Union of America. Sept 24. E. L. Evans. 422 Granite Block, St. Louis, Mo. WILLIAMS' GROVE, PA.—Grangers' Inter- state Picnic Exhibition. Aug. 27 to Sept 1. R. H. Thomas, Mechanicsburg, Pa. WILMINGTON, N. C—North Carolina Phar- maceutical Association. July. P. W. Vaughan. Durham, N. C. WINCHESTER, KY.—Grand Lodge. K. of P. of Kentucky. Oct. 23 to 25. lSOO. WORCESTER. MASS.—Clara Barton Tent No. 3. D. of V., at G. A. R. Hall, 35 Peart st First and second Monday of each month. Mrs. Ida B. Warren. 140 Chandler st. WorcrstPr. Mass. YOUNGSTOWN. O.—Grand Council of Ohio. Foresters of America. Seronfl Tuesday In May. 1901. Thos. L. Hopkins, 1402 Harvard «t.. Oletolnnd. O.. secy. TOUNGSTOWN, O.—Knights of the Golden Raclc. Supreme Castle. Oct 9 to 11. F. C. Williams. Youngstown. O. Weekly List of Distributors. ARKANSAS. Conway—J. F. Clark, Box 92. GEORGIA. Atlanta and Suburbs—Edw. B. Bridger's Ad- vertising Agency, 604 Temple Court Bldg. Columbus. Ga.. Girard & Phoenix City. Alt— Edw. B. Bridger's Advertising Agency. Address Atlanta. ILLINOIS. Chicago—John A. Clough, 42 River st East St. Louis—H. H. Deemar. Gainesville—H. Hulen B. P. & Dlst Co. Pekin—Standard Bill Posting Co. ; INDIANA. Marion—John L. Wood, 920 S. Branson st Rockport—Tookie Lyceum, S. Cook, mgr. IOWA. Burlington—A. E. Dreier, 12UL Summer street Sioux City—A. B. Beall. KANSAS. Atchison—City Bill Posting Co. . MASSACHUSETTS. Brockton-^Iohn V. Carter, 288 Belmont st NEBRASKA. Fremont—M. M. Irwin. NEW YORK. Canandalgua—Wm. F. Mosher. 9S Chapin st Mechanic Falls—Jordan Adv. Co., Box 41. Ogdensburg—E. M. Bracy. OHIO. Fostoria—W. C. Tirrill & Co., 216 W. Market. Uhrichsville—Twin City Bill Posting Co., of Uhrichsville and Denison. Address Uhrichs- ville. O. PENNSYLVANIA. Carlisle—Wm. M. Meloy, Box 49. A. F. Morris, manager, Hastings st, Van- couver, B. C. CANADA A. F. Morris, manager, 10 Lefeuvre Block, Vancouver. B. C. Montreal—C. J. T. Thomas, Box 1129. Weekly List of Bill Posters. ARKANSAS. Conway and Ft. Smith'—J. F. Clark, Box 92. Tt t.INOIS. Pckin—Standard Bill Posting Co. INDIANA. Rockport—Tookie Lyceum, S. Cook, mgr. K*NSA"«. Atchison—City Bill Posting Co. Parsons—George Churchill. NEBRASKA. Fremont—M. M. Irwin. OHIO. Zanesviite—Wm. I>. Schultr. PENNSYLVANIA^ New Castle—The J. G. Loving v.. B. P. Co. AT LIBERTY For Street, County or State Fairs, Optj Air Entertainments of any Cnaracter."H m mm fi THE FAMOUS Ac* GILLETTE FAMILY"- i£ ''iP*r &J©'! One of the best Acrobatic Acts in Ibis country. A Feature for any Show. Write^j v. Mj&| wire for open time and terms. - Pay the price and get the best ollf &J|j Address all communications to _"|| f?|| A. JH. GILLETTE, - Home Address, - BATTLE CREEK, MI6i If Iffl Contracts may now be made for ■■■■■■■■■■■'■■■^; ADVERTISING ,nthe STREET CARS°" H « ! INDIANA RAILWAY COMPANY : 1 This company owns and operates the Electric Railway System E in and between South Bend, Mishawaka, Elkhart and Goshen, Indiana. Total Population reached, lOO.OOO* Jtjtjtjt Address: E. B. WILLIAMSON, Advertising Dep't, SOUTH BEND, It ;!. BILLPOSTING AND DISTRIBUTINCj LUMBER TO BUILD MORE BOARDS. ' Population, 7,000 and (rowing. LOUIS J. WOOD, Canon City, i|i|f REMEMBER The Date and Location of ■5th ANNUAL CONVENTION* ..OF.. The International Ass'n of Distribut or .'"^■■■■^■■■■■■■^^■■■^■■■■■■■■■■■■^■■■■■■■■■^■•■•^■■■lllHSlS^SMSIBMBaBBB*^ Has been changed from Kansas City, Mo., July 4th, to DETROIT, MICH., AUGUST 7th, 8th and 9th. IS O Members are urged to be present. Advertisers are Invited to bare their representatives present. Distributers who are not members are Invited. JOSEPH RE1D. President. Kansas City. Mo. 0. P. FAIRCHILD, Treasurer, Covlogton, W. H. STEINBRENNER, Secretary, 519 Main Street, Cincinnati, 0. . . ill I ml DISTRIBDTCRS ...AND... -BILLPOSTERS Are requested to write at once, quoting rates for distributing small memorandum books to men only, describing territory and number of pieces required. Also keep us posted on all coining circuses, conventions, fairs and all large gather- ings of men. «'e have ten million pieces for immediate distribution. Address, Will A Mollon Distributing Agency, (National Advetlistng Distributors). 84 Public Square, • CLEVELAND, OHIO. Affirm ClinUf will find a FINE FIELD at. bUUU OnUW CROWN POINT, IND.. dur- ing the Street Fair to be held there on the 9th. 10th and nth of August. Large crowds are ex- pected, and a circus will make a great hit. 7 PI_IYS w,BS '& 0fiS ■ hH 1 WfBeaxds.arease Faints, 8tageMake-Ups, etc. 1 (or Masquerades, Parades, < Parlor, School and Stage En- tertainments* Moustaches, lets. Beards,20cts..JJegroWigs,25cts. wndWsit,Indian, Chinese. Farmer, lrIsh»Bal<l »nd Ladles' ChsrscterWlCT onlr 75 cts. each, any color and madeto fit any size head. All soods sent postpaid on receipt ol price. I also manu- facture tricks and novelties. Ills.cstalogueoflateplaTs and new characters free. Agents wanted.*eostumers supplied. CHA8.E-HAH8niflJ^llfK,L«<!kp«rt,N.Y. A Coin-Carrier and Circ combined carries any am', of Coins. Paper Monejt Stamps through the mail.' ly, thus saving cost of ra orders. Any advertiser use it. Well adapted to: ing Church or Political funds, etc Partici for asking. 1 doz. ioc . '■& NOVBLTY MANAFACTtraiXG Co.. ;j Anderson, j l>J jM This space is left for the F.GH. MANNS CO., the only Boggy and Carriage Engrav- ers, Cincinnati, Ohio. m