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14 THE BILLBOARD !'«• t, i? u ;'s f. ¥ PORTSMOUTH, O.—Street Fair and Carni- val. Auspices Red Men. July 16 to 21. R. - L. Stevenson, mgr. ROOHkstjsk. jN. Y.—Fair and Carnival. Aug. 13 to 18. J. E. Furlong, mgr. ROME, GA.—Street Fair and Carnival. Aug. 5 to !>. J. A. Gorman, gen. mgr. SAGINAW, MICH.—Bay City Business Men's Jubilee and Carnival. Aug. 14 to 16. Sj-LiftA. KAN.—Free Street. Fair Association. Sept. 24 to 29. Jas. A. Kimball pres.; Fred H. Quincey, vice pres.; John Bishop, secy.: Oscar Seitz, treas. Saw 1--KANC1SUO, CAIi.—Admission Day Celebration. Sept. 8 to 11 General Con- ference Committee. G. A. Newhall, Frank H. Vail, Henry S. Martin, etc. SAN KKANCISUO, CAL.—Carnival. Sept. 7 to 11. SAVANNAH, GA.—Elks' Street Fa!r. Dates not fixed. SLEEPY EYE, MINN.—The Sleepy Bye Street Fair Association. Last week in Sep- tember, 1900. A. C. Von Hagen, pres.: J. P. Bertrand, treas.; H. G. Hays, secy. SOUTHPORT. CONN.—Firemen's Tourna- ment. Aug. 6 to 11. W. B. Penny, secy. SPRINGFIELD, MO.—Elks Street Fair and Carnival. Sept 3 to 8. C. O. Smith, secy. TEKRE HAUTE, IND.—Street Fair. Oct. 8 to 13. TOLEDO, O—I. O. O. F. Carnival . July 23 to 28. J. J. Deveaux, mgr. WEBSTER CITY, IA.—Fair and Carnival. Aug. 14 to 17. F. E.Wilson.pres.; W. B. Kearns", treas.; W. G. Bonner, secy. WEST BADEN, IND.—Soldiers' Reunion. Aug. 15 to 17. . WICHITA. KAN.—Carnival and Fall Festi- val (street fair). Oct. 1 to 6. H. C. Lock- wood, secy. winona, MINN.—Street Fair and Agricul- tural Association. Sept: 11 to 14 WINSTON-SALEM, N. C—Semi-Centennial Street Fair. Oct. 30 to Nov. 3. G. E. Webb, secy. Races. l! ATLANTA. GA.—Southern Interstate Fair Races. Oct. 17 to 27. T. H. Martin, secy. BaLi-UOUi, MD.—Prospect Park. Sept. 11 to 14. Gentlemen's Driving Park. Sept. 18 to 2L Electric Park, Sept. 25 to 28. 1..V _to 21. Electric Park, Sept. 25 to 28. J JC BENNINGS, (WASHINGTON, D. C.)—Nov. ■t BLUB GRASS BACING CTRCUIT—Geo Sturgeon. Princeton. Mo., pres.; R_ E Lowry, Seymour. la., secy. Harris. Mo.. Aug. 20 to 24; Princeton, Mo., Aug. 27 v to 31; LlneviUe, la., Sept. 3 to 7; Seymour, la., Sept. 10 to 14; Centerville, la., Sept. 17 to 21; Corydon, la., Sept. 24 to 28; Char- iton, la.. Oct. 1 to 5; Albia. la., Oct. S to 12; Lamoni. la., Oct. Iff to 13. BRANCORD. CONN.—July 26, Aug. 1 and 2, Aug. 9, Aug. 15 and 16, Aug. 23, Sept. 3 and 4. Sept. IS to 20. Oct 17 and 18. Ir, . Z r —Zy- *° w -"» "i:t- n sua u. le ," BRIGHTON BEACH, N. Y.—July 5 to Aug. 8. E* U BUFFALO, N. Y.—The Buffalo Driving Cltb. ! Aug. 6 to 9. W. P. Taylor, chairman; J. I B. Sage, secy. ' BUFFALO, N. Y.—Fort Erie. Aug. 7 to 10 i BUFFALO, N. Y.—Buffalo Driving Club. Grand Circuit Meet Aug. 6 to 11. John B. Sage, secy. : CKNTKAL PENNSYLVANIA CIRCUIT.— i WMIamsport. Sept 11 to 14: HughesvUle. . Sept 18 to 21; Lewisburg. Sept 25 to 28; : Mi lton, Oct Z to 5; Blcomsburg, Oct 9 to 12. '■- cratco. cAifc—Aug. 13 t» is. CIRCUIT OF THE UPPER OHIO VALLEY— Wheeling. W. Va., Sept 10 to 14; Woods- field. Sept 4 to 6: St Clairsville, Sept 5 to 7: Smyrna.' Sept 12 to 14; Moundsville. Sept IS to 21; Smithfleld, Sept 26 to 28; New Martinsville. Aug. 21 to 24; Middlebonrne Aor. 28 to 31; Cadiz. Oct 2 to 4. , CLEVELAND, O.—Cleveland Driving Park Company. July 22 to 27. H. M. Hanna, ■ t£ pres.: Sidney W. Giles, secy. a CLEVELAND, - O.-'Valley Track. Aug. 14 _.' r t o i9. i* 1 CLEVELAND. O.—Julv 23 to 27. :» £. COLUMBUS, O.—The Columbus (O ) Drying K;^ Association. July 30 to Aug. 3. W. R. l»£ . Canlt ores.: C. E. Conrad, secy. »:£ COLUMBUS. O.—July 30 to Aug. 3. 3L±. COLUM1BTJS. O.—July 23 to 27. Ait to" 29. WOO. Ci ¥ COLTOJCA. CAL.—July 23 to 28. M? DANVILLE. - - - - ——,. IND.—Horse Show and Race K Mwt Aug. 7 to 9. J DEN1SON. TEX.—Denison Driving I S»nt !« to 2R- Walter S. Faires. secy. g DETROIT. MICH.—Highland Park. Aug Park. 16 p. . dcbuque" IA.—Nutwood Driving Club. «ltt Aug. 20 to 25. C. T. Hancock, pres.; W. W. y: |b Vpd Sanr. secy. EMPDJE CITY. N. Y.—Oct 22 to Not. 3. PORT BRTE. ONT.—June 30 to July 31, 1900. ,FORT ERIE. ON*P.—Slept 1 to 22. 1900 t GALESBURG, ILL.—Galesburg Driving Park AFsne'aticn. Entries close July 25. ICnSBBN. 1. Y.—Aug. 21 to 24. ■ ORANn.FAPinS. MICH—Aug. 1 to 3 ! GREAT WESTERN CTRCTIT —Des Mo'nes . la.. July 23 to 26; Hedrick. la.. July 30 to , Aug. 4: Joliet TIL. Ant 6 to 11; Freenort. TIL. Ai'sr. 13.to 18: Dubuone. la.. Aug. 20 to 25: Indianapolis. Sept. 17 to 22: Hamline. j Minn.. Sent 3 to 8: Milwaukee. Wis.. Sept 10 to 15: TndinnapoHs. Tnd.. 1 7to 22- Terre Haute. Ind_. Sept-24 to 29; Springfield.- Ill Soot. 24 to 29. GLENS FALLS. N." Y-—N. N. Y. T. H. B 1'L 1 Association. Aug. 13 to 16. W. F. Bs n {i e y' HARTFORD. CONN-—Aue. 27 to 31. 1VHEDRICK. IA —He*riek Mil»-T«-3ck Awocln- m* tioB. July 31 to Aug. 3. A. M. Utterback, »;U new. JrifNDWPENDENrw:. IA.— Aw. 27 to Sent. 1. GiWNDTCPENTVFVNCE. * IA—The Independence j-fi' Divine Club. Aug. 7 to 10. A. H. Far- ''L, "Well. «ecv. , yx'T.Ai«n T.AKE- WTS.—Aiisr. 20 to 2S. jjtt.v.rnLTET. n.I..-Inealls Park. Aug. 7 to 10. m G l> E. In sails, nres. ■^f/tRnmtRrv. mass:— July 30 to Aiie 4 ^*T, orrv. _T«l^ y<j tn A"<r. 11. TtRAGANSETT PARK, PROVIDENCE, R I.—Aug. 28 to 3L " NORTHEASTERN OHIO CIRCUIT.—Erie, July 24 to 26; Warren,. Aug. 1 to 3r Rock- port Aug. 7 to 9; Valley Track, Aug. 14 to 16; Newburg, Aug. 21 to 23; Youngstown, Aug. 28 to 30; McKees Recks, Sept. 4 to 8 PLAiNWELL. MICH.—July 26 and 27. FONTIAC, ILL.—The Pontac Driving Associ- ation. Aug. 28 to 31. R. F. Bradford, secy. RACING CIRCUIT FOR NEBRASKA—Ne- braska Speed Association, Circuit: Blair, Fremont, Hastings, Friend, Aurora,' Central City. Kearney, Osceola, Red Cloud, Nelson, Hubbell. Geneva, Seward, Lincoln, Beatrice*. Every week from June 20 to Oct 20. W. P. P. McCreary. Hastings, Neb., pres.; A. H. Farrens, Hastings, Neb., secy. READVILLK, MASS.—Aug. 20 to 26." RED BLUFF. CAL.—Aug. 6 to 11. SARATOGA, N. Y.—Augfl to 3L SHEEPSHEAD BAY, N. Y.—Aug. 25 to Sept. SOUTHWESTERN MISSOURI BLUE RIB- BON FAIR ASSOCIATION CIRCUIT—Mo- berly. Mo., July 24 to 29; Columbia, Mo., July 31 to Aug. 3; Holden, Mo., Aug. 7 to 10; Rich Hill, Mo., Aug. 14 to 17; Harrisonville, Mo., Aug. 21 to 24; Springfield. Mo., Aug. 28 to 31. W. A. Dennis, circuit secy. ST. LOUIS. MO.—May 12 to August 24. TEXAS RACING FAIR CIRCUIT.—Wichita. Kan., Sept 4 to 7; Cleburne, Tex., Sept IS to 15: Denton, Tex., Sept 19 to 22; Denni- son, Tex., Sept 25 to 28; Dallas, Tex., Sept 29 to Oct 14; Corsicana, Tex., Oct IB to 19; San Antonio. Tex., Oct 20 to Nov. 3; Hous- ton, Tex., Nov. 10 to 17. VALDOSTA, GA.—Oct 30 to Not. 2. WATERLOO, IA.—Race -Meet Aug. 7 to 9. L. E. Baker, secy. ■WESTCHESTER, N-. Y.—May 12 to Aug. 24. WILLOWS. CAL.—July SO to Aug. 4. WOODLAND, CAL.—Aug. 27 to Sept L tt»™ ir»E uf» T * Foreign Races. Cambridgeshire—Oct 24. Cesarewitch—Oct 10. Dewhurst Plate—Oct 25.. Doncaster St Leger—Sept 12. Goodwood Cup—Aug. 1. Jockey Club Stakes ($50,000)—Sept 27. Manchester November Handicap— Not. 24. Middle Park Plate—Oct 12. Dog Shows. CLEVELAND, O.—Cleveland Kennel Club.- C M. Munhall, secy. DANBCRY, CONN.—Danbury Agricultural Society. Oct 2 to 6. Jas. Mortimer, supt. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Philadelphia Dog Show Association. Nov. 21 to 24. M. A. Vlte, secy. TORONTO, CANADA-Twelfth Annual Dog Show Industrial Exhibition Association. Sept 3 to 6. W. P. Fraser, Ontario Jockey Club, secy. Poultry Shows. ATLANTA. GA.—Southern Interstate Fair, Poultry Show. Oct. 12 to 19. T. H. Martin, secy. CARLINVILLE, ILL.—Poultry Show. Nov 28 to Dec. 1. JEFFERSON, IA.—Poultry Show. Sept 13 to 15. 1900. D. H. Grimall. pres.: P. O. Brown, secy LEBANON, IND.—Boone County Poultry and Pet Association. Dec. 24 to 31. UPPER SANDUSKY, O.—The Upper Sandus- ky Poultry Association. Dec. 18 to 21. A. E. Walton, pres.; Ira T. Matteson, supt; T. H. Inman, secy. Expositions. BINGHAMTON, N. Y.—Industrial Exposition. Oct. 2 to 5. H. S. Martin, secy. BUFFALO, N. Y.—Pan American Exposition. May 1 to Nov. 1. 1901. John- G. Unburn. pres.;, Edwin Fleming, secy. - COUNCIL GROVE, KAN.—Morris County Exposition. Sept. 25 to 28. E. J. DHL secy. LONDON. ENG.. KARL'S COURT.—Women*. International Exposition. 1900. Imre Kl- ralfy. manager. - MILWAUKEE. WIS.—Industrial Exposition. Sept. 8 to Oct. 13. John C. Koch, pres.; E. J. Lindsay, vice pres.; A. Trumpff, secy. and gen'l mgr. ST. LOUIS. MO.—World's International Ex- position, 1903. TOLEDO, O.—Ohio Centennial Exposition. May, 1902. Addition? I Shows. ATLANTA, GA.—Southern Interstate Fair Hone Show. Oct. 23 to 27. T. H. Martin' secy. CHICAGO, ILL.—International Live Stock Exhibition. Dec. 1 to 8, 1900. R. Z. Herrick, Chicago, secy. CHICAGO, ILL.—Union Stock Yards. Dec. 1 to 8. CINCINNATI. O.—Cincinnati Vehicle, Har- ness and Implement Show. Nov. 19 to 24. Monte Green, promoter. Grand Hotel, Cin- cinnati. O. KANSAS CITY, MO.—Hereford-Shorthorn Show and Sale. Oct 16 to 26. NEW YORK. N. Y>-Automob!le Show. Nov. 14 to 34. 1900. -Marcus Nathan, Grand Cen- tra! Palace. New York. NEW HARMONY, IND.—Posy County An- nual Bull Show. Aug. 21 to 24. Horse Shows. COVTNOTON, IND.—Horse Show. Aug. 30 s»nd 31. DES MOINES. IA.—Horse Show. W. P. Chase, gen. mgr. WAUKEHA. WIS.—Horse Show. Aug. 2 to 4. H. V. Horton, mgr. W J. N S TON '- SALEM . N. C.-Horae Slmw. G. E. Webb, secy. Weekly List of Distributors. ARKANSAS. Conway-J. F. Clark, Box 98. CA1.IKORN1A. t Bnreta—W. H. Msthetw. 636 2d it GF.OKGtA. Atlanta and Suburbs—Edw. B. Bridget's Ad- vertising Agency. 604 Temple Court Bide. 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. A Dist Co Pekin—Standard Bill Posting Co. INDIANA. Marion^John L. Wood, 920 s. Branson st ■ Rockport—Tookie Lyceum, S. Cook, mgr. IOWA. lmJl n fJ°. n-A - I' ^f 81 ?' 12U Summer street Sioux City—A.- B. BoqII. KANSAS. Atchison-City Bill Posting Co. MASSACHUSETTS. Brockton—John V. Carter, 288 Belmont St. NEBRASKA. Fremont—M. M. Irwin. NRW YORK. Canandaigua—Wm. F. Mosher, 98 Chapin >st Mechanic Falls—Jordan Adv. Co., Box 41 Ogdensburg—E. M. Bracy. OHIO. Epstor'a-W- C. Tirrill & Co., 216 W. Market. Uhrichsville-Twin City Bill Posting Co., of ville 0 T Denisen, Address UUrichs^ PENNSYLVANIA. Carlisle—Wm. M. Meloy. Box 46 {fohnstown—Geo. E, DpdegraVe k Co. CANADA A. F. Morris, manager, Hastings st, Van- couver, B. C. Montreal—C. J. T. Thomas. Box 1129. Weekly List of Bill Posters. ARKANSAS. Conway and Ft Smitb>-J. F. Clark, Box 92. ILLINOIS. Pekin—Standard Bill Posting Co. INDIANA. Rockport—Tookie Lyceum, S. Cook, mgr KANSAS. Atchison—City Bill Posting Co. Parsons—George Churchill. NEBRASKA. Fremont—M. M. Irwin. NEW YORK. New York City—New York Bill Posting Co. OHIO. Zanesville—Wm. D. Schultz. PENNSYLVANIA.! X lohnstown—A. Adair. New Castle—The J. G. Loving C. B. P. Co. Established 1870. . CHAS. WOOD, BILLPOSTER and DISTRIBUTOR. 1000 3-sheet boards, 180 stands. Pop. Jamaica, N. Y , anc suburbs, 35000 Rates: Posting. 3 cents per sheet: distributing, per 1000, S2 00. Additional Fairs. BLANGHBSTER, O.-Ciiiitoh Comity Pair " Aug. 21 to, 24. J. W. Gustoil, pros.;'J. W McFuudcii, sc'cy: HAGERSTOWN, MD.-Agricultural and Me- chanical Association's Fair. Oct. 16 to ID John W. Stoncbraken, pres.; Geo.W. Smith jr.; vice pres.; Frank Witnccr, secy.; Daniel • H. Staley, treas. • MAD RIVER AND MIAMI VALLEY FAIR CIRCUIT OF OHIO—Xenia, O., Aug. 7 to 10; Urbana, O.. Aug. 14 to 17; Spriu S Hcl(i, I).. Aug. 21 to 24: London. O.. Aug. 88 tb 81 ' Columbus O;. Sept. 8 to 7;> Dayton, O.J bept. 11 tb 14; „. NEW FIELD, ME.—Ramsehiickie Faih W H. Straw, pres-.; G. T. Wilson, secy. OSHKOSH, WlS.^-WInnebago County Agri- cultural Association. Aug: 28 to 31. PEEBLES, O.—Fair. Sept. 18 tb 21. RENO, NEV.—State Fair. Sept: 17. sAn Andreas. cAL.-Fair. Oct. s to c C. A. Werle, Mokelumne Hill, Cat, pres. : Edward Casey, San Andreas, Cal., secy. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL., and SAN MATEO J^ 1 -—*air at Tauforan Park. Sept. 24 to SAN JOSE, CAL.-Fair. Oct. 8 to 13 • T ?, OY \ MO '7"Lincoln County Fair. Aug. 28 to JI. Jas. Lmahan, secy. V1CKSBURG, MISS.-West Mississippi Agri- cultural, Mechanical and Live Stock Exdo- sition. Nov. 13 to 17. B. W. Griffith, pres.; if. II. Andrews, secy. V.'ILLIAMSPORT, PA.-Lycoming County Fair Sept. 11 to 14. J. A. Brosius, aniuso- ment mgr. Additional Street Carnivals. ARKANSAS CITY, KAN.-The Arkansas Git* Harvest Home; Oct. 2 to 5. M. F. Phillips, gen 1 mgr. K BELLEFONTAINE, O.-Stfect Fair. Aug. 8 CANTON, MO;—Canton Street Pair. Oct » to 5. Dr. R. B. Turner, pres.; F; C. Mills- paugh, secy.; W; F. Hedges, treas. FORT DODGE, IA.—Street Fair and Gafnival Sept ( to 9. M. J. Hare, gen'l trigr. FRONT ROYAL. VA.-Seventecnth Annual Picnic, Hcrse and Cattle Show. Aug. 16 and li. Auspices Relief Fire Department. W. P. King, secy. FULTON, MO.—Street Fair. Sept. 26 to 2D. T i .r ,E X y ' P res -: T- W. Rasser, vice pres.; J. R. Ptnn, secy.; W. C. Harris, treas. GRAYVILLB, ILL.—Street Fair. Sept. U to lit. T. F. Hoover, secy. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.—Carnival. Oct. S to 12. D. M. Parry, pres. LA FAYETTE, IND.—Street Fair and Carni- val. Sept. 24 to 29. Geo. Seeger. Jr., chair- man of advertising committee. MARSHALL, MO.—Street Fair. Sept. 10 to 1». Joseph Hamili, pres.; H. H. Downins vice pres.; M. P. Lyons, asst secy. MAYSVILLE. KY.—Street Fair and Carnival Aug. 8 to 11. P. P. Parker, secy, and treas MIDDLESBOROUGH, KY.-Crand Fair and Carnival. Sept. 12 to 15. J. L. Manrins pres.; Ray Moss.vlce pres.; H. II. Spracue treas.; L. F. Frisby, secy. ' MIDDLETOWN. CT.-Anniversary Celebra- tion. Oct. 10 and 11. P ^? J ? K 1 " OROlJGH ' N - H.-oid Home Week. ROME, GA.—Street Fair and Carnival. Aug. 6 to 9. J. Anthony Gorman, mgr SARATOGA, N. Y.—Saratoga Floral A^socia- t -, t: £2--,.x Scp i; 4 to G - Spencer Trask. pres. &Lfc.EI'\ B\E. MINN.-Maccabeo Carnival. nustcn G. Hayes, secy. T to"i3 E I,AUTB ' 1ND.-Street Fair. Oct. 8 WELLINGTON, KAN.-Sumner County Jubi- lee and Wheat Carnival. Sept. IS to 22. J. W. Haughcy, secy. / ^^ REMEMBER — '^m* THE nte rnational J Essociatlon of Y\, IstrWutors' CONVENTION WW ba held at Griswold Hotel Detroit, Mich., AUGUST 7, 8 and 9, 1900. Advertisers, Advertising Agents, Distributors and Bill Posters are all cordially Invited to attend. JOSEPH REID, PrmsY. . Kansas City, Mo. W. H. STEINBRUfNEntrSocy* S19 Main St.Cincinnati. O., 0. P. FAIRCHILD, Treas., Covington, Ky. THE BILLBOARD. List of Distributors MEMBERS OF THE I.A.ofD. This list is open to all members in good standing. Names inserted every issue for I40O per year, 3 times a month for JJS3 00 per year, every other week $2.00 per years once a month % 1 00 per year. ALABAMA. Birmingham—Sheldon McMurray, 1412 6th av. Montgomery—G. F. McDonald, city bill poster ARIZONA.. Phoenix—Phoenix B. P. Co., 104 N. Centef. ARKAN8A8. Conway-J. F.-Clark, Box 92 CALIFORNIA. Los Angeles—F. W. Sablchl. • Oakland—William B. Porter. 408 10th at San Francisco—Owens, Varney A Green. Santa Cms—L. A. Daniels. 9 Locust st Santa Monica—Los Angeles B. P. Co. CANADA. Ottawa, On*.—Alex. Jacques, 116 Osgood st COLORADO. Aspen—John B. Ledan. Colorado Springs—Curran B. P. Co. Denver—Curran Co., 1728 Lawrence st Pueblo—the Curran Co.. 114 Santa Fa av CONNECTICUT. New Haven—New Haveu B. P. Co., 140 Meadow s Norwalk—J. V. Buxton. FLORIDA. Jacksonville—Florida Dlstrlb. Co., Box S3. GEORGIA. Amarleua—Chaa. Lingo. 10S Forsyth at Columbus—Edw. Bridger. (address Atlanta.) Atlanta—Edw. Bridscr, 60S Temple Court. August l—Chas. R. Ro» land, 303 Jackson st. Savannah—J. B. Campos, 2*0 Whitaker St. ILLINOIS. Aurora—B. Marvin * Son. Belleville—L E. Tiemano, 508 S. High St Bloomington—M. W. Cooper, 318 Locust st CarllnvllI*. Macoupin County—A. J. Turner. Ccntralia— Jo«. K. Hrfter. 106 E Broadway. Chicago—John A. Clough. 42 River st Danville—Frank P. Myers. Decatur—William Mutton. 826 Calfax at Kast St. l.onis-H. H. Derinar. Evanston—American B. P. Co. (Chicago). Highland Park—O. Runey & Son. (Waukeganl Lincoln—W. K. Maxwell, Jlj Kickapoo >t Hattoon—F. G. McPherson, 1200 Richmond Ave Molina-^-R. II. Taylor, care Windsor Hotel. Pontlac—Lea Collins, 112 E. Reynolda at Rochelle—Chaa. A. HUer. IDAHO. Boise—R. G. Spaulding. i:6 E. Bannock st. INDIANA. BateevUIe—Batervllle Ad-vertlslng Co. Columbus—Walter Doup Elkhart—D. B. Carpenter. E2S S. Main st Bvansvilie—Kvansvflle l.istiibuting Co., 317 IJpper First St. Ft. Wayne—W. H. Case. 74 N. Miner st Frankfort—Chaa. Goodpaator. Ooahan—Chaa. Kruu. JlO S. 7th at arMncantl»—John W. Cooper. 24 * 26 S. Ind. Hartford City—Chas. W. Abbott Box 165. Huiitinetou—Kd. Harter City Bill Poster. Indianapolis—Geo. W. Vansyckle, 114 S. Ilia. JeSersonvllle—L. H. Ramsey. Lexington, Ky. Kokomo—H. E. Henderson. 42 N. Main st LaFayette—La Fayette Bill Post. & Dist. Co. LaPorte—W. C. Miller, 620 Main st Chicago. Lebanon—Jamea S. Selver. W. North at Logansport—Chas. Schlelger. 215 6th at Madison—Jamea A. O'Donnell, Box 644. Marlon—John L. Wood, 920 S. Branson at Mitchell—W. M. Munson. Jr. Muncie-Ceo. W. Vansyckle, Room 3, P. O Bldg P«n—Chaa.'-W. Stuteaman. P. O. Box U*. Plymouth—Opera House 11. P. &. Dist. Co. South Bend—J. N. Schwartz, Box 309. Shelbyvllle—T. F. Chafee & Son. Terra Haute—Jas. M. Dlshon, 29 S. Stb at Union Cliy—Fd. R. Thuslon. 124 N. Walnutst. INDIAN TERRITORY, r-urcell—O. W. Brown. IOWA. . Hurllncton—A. E. Drcier, 1211 Summer street. Cedar Rapids—W. S. Bye. 720 S. 6th st Clinton—H. F. Sanger. 611 S. 2d st Council Bluffs—C. W. Nichols, 16 N. Main st DesMoines—Cha».W. Orris. 1 w K. DesMolue* st Dubuque—A. Leonard, 850 Locust st LeHara—Wm. O. Light •loux City—A. B. Beall. wtaursat, Madlaoa County—Arthur Gordon. KANSAS. Atchlpon—I. O. Shaffer. 816 Commercial st lunctlon City—Herman Delkei Leavenworth—C B. Hathaway. 1012 Osage st Newton—L. L. Dickey Adv. Co. Parsons—Howard Graves, Lock Box 134. ■Wichita—E. L. Martling. mgr.. Opera House. KENTUCKY. Frankfort—Geo. W. Reock. 834 Conway at Henderson—Jas. L. Lambert, Jr., Sl« 2d. - Lebanon—R. L. Nesbltt Lexington—L. H. Ramsey. 122 E. Main at. Louisville—Falls City B. P. Co. (Lexington). Newport-O. H. Ottlng A Son. 608 York at Pwenaboro—Owensboro Bill Posting Co. LOUISIANA. Alexandria—T. N. Carnahan. Box 386. Baton Rouge—Alfred O. Devllle, 616 Main at New Orleans—J. Garllck, 631 Commercial PI. Shreveport—Ed. H. Seaman. MAINE. Bangor—Thomas W. Burr, 47 Hammond. Bath—Edwin L. Emmons, 33 Lincoln st Mechanic Falls—Jordan Adv. Co.. Box 41. MARYLAND. Baltimore— John H. Jones, 238 S. Mount st cor. McHenry st MASSACHUSETTS. Attleboro—Abel W. GUson. 12 Holman at Beverly—Luther Caboon, 44 Cabot st Boston—J. Donelly'a Sons. 7 Knapp st Brockton—W. F. Gurney, 12 Elbrldge Place. Fall River—Chas. A. Page, 1101 Plymouth av. Lawrence—I. S. Worcester, 246 Essex st. New Bedford—A. E. Hathawav. 100 Pleasant Newburyport—W. A. & S. M. "Noyes. Taunton—A. B. White, 46 Cohanet at MICHIGAN. Albion—W. C. Bslow. Alpena—R. Nolan, 123 White at Ann Arbor— Chas. Strong, 208 E. Huron st Battle Creek—E. R. Smith. 6 E. Main. Bay City—C. J. Bloomneld, 211 5th av. Beuton Harbor—Fve & Shall. 189 High st! Cheboygan—A. J: Finn. 64 Duncan av. Ithaca—Jamea Donaldson. Jackson—Stevenson & Solomon. 115 Mich. st. Kalamazoo—J. E. McCarthy, 108 Portage at Manistee—Mrs. J. w. Tennant. Muskegon—Peter P. Steketee, 38 E. Walton st Pontine—Samuel J. Burgess. 68 Green st Port Huron—Bennett Bill Posting Co. Saginaw—E. D. Moore. 334 N. 7th at MINNESOTA. Austin—P. H. Zender A Co.. 406 MtU st Dulutu—J. W. Palmer. MISSISSIPPI Corinth—W. B. Fatton. Box 164. MISSOURI. Columbia—Jas. M. Shultz. 210 Union st DeSoto—John Linsley Downer. Kansas City—Joseph Reld, 14 E. Missouri At. Stanberr>"-J. H. Patterson, Box 301. St Joseph—A. J. Avery, Tootle Theatre. St Louis—The Voll & Wolf Adv. Co. NEBRASKA. Fremont—M. M. Irwin. Lincoln—F. C. Zehrung. 1145 O at NEW JERSEY. Camden—Temple Bill Posting Co. Hackensack—Hackensack Bill Posting Co. Hebokcn—Hoboken Bill Posting Co. Jersey City—J. F. O'Mealla. 27 Montgomery. Newark—E. M. Slocomb, 369 Market st Patterson—Patterson BUI Post Co., 6 Rampo. Red Bank—L. O. Summersett. Trenton—Bayard Van Fleet 123 EL State st NEW MEXICO. East Laa Vegaa^-Cbaa. Tamme. NEW YORK. Albany—Albany B. P. & Dist Co. Batavla—Albert R. Perry, 39 Jackson at Binghamton—Abbott & Castner. Brooklyn—The American BUI P. ft Dist Co. Buffalo—Whitmier ft FUbrlck. 200 Wash'n at Canandaigm—Wm K. Mosher, 98 Chapin st. Cortland—Wallace Bros. aTlmjrm—Chaa. F. Barry, 160 8ulllvao at Fiutaa—Wan. Cook, Lock Box 4L GlovarsvUle—Olln S. Sutltff. 62 Orchard st Glens Falls—A. M. Cheesebro, 91 South at Jamestown—Castner * Co. Loekport—SUata' Bill Post ft Dist Co. Little Falls—Norris ft Kingsbury. 1 W. Main. Mlddletown—Thoa. Kaln, 8S South st Mount Vernon—Starr Bros.. 352 Franklin ave. New York—New York B. P. Co. Niagara Falls—Mrs. C. Clayton, 21 Thomas. Ogdensburg—E. M. Bracy. Olean—The Olean Bill Posting Co. Oneonta—A. L.Caulkins. Rochester—Frank J. Fisk, 67 North st. Itene-A. W. Juplln. 116 -First at. Salamanca—C. R. Gibson. Schenectady—Harry F. Miller. 611 Chapel st Svracuse—Geo. C. Castner. mi Montgomery3t. Saratoga Springs—E. L. Williams. . Tonawanda—Wnltmler ft FUbrlck. Whitehall—S. Lamphron, Box 132. Yonkers—W. L. MUdrum ft Co. ' NEVADA. Virgin!* City—John H. Dunlap. Box 24. NORTH CAROLINA. Elizabeth City—R. E. Black. Box 38. Greensboro—Dr. J. W. Griffith. OHIO. Akron—Bryan ft Co., US S. Main. Bellefontaine—The Union Adv. Co.. 116 S. Main Bucyrui—F. R. Myers. 236 N. Spring st Canton—M. C. Barber, Grand Opera House. Cincinnati—W. H. Stelnbrenner, 619 Main at drcleville—Bauehman Bros. Golumbua—F. Altman ft Son. 640 E. Main at Conneaul—A C. Phillios. Main st Cleveland—Bryan ft Co.. 17-19 High at Dayton—Bryan & Co., 123 E. Fourth st Delphoa—Chaa. A. Hood. Flnalay—P. B. Oliver. Hamilton—Geo. W.Riely, Box 231- Ironton—H, C. Crossley. 109 N. 5th st Lima—w: C. Tlrrlll ft Co., 216 W. Market at Lagan—F. A. Koppe. Mansfleld-Ji. R. Endley ft Co., 232 W. 4th st Maryavllle—C. L. Lane. Martins Ferry—A.W.Radcr (Wheeling,W.Va.) Mlddletown—Buckles & Barnet. Mt Vernon—Haymee Bros.. Public Square. Portsmouth—R. w. Lodwlck. 118 Vf. 3d st. Plymouth—Opera House B. P. & Dist. Co. • Sidney—Chaa. P. Rodger*, 550 Main st Springfield—H. H. Tyner. 22 N. Race at Toledo—Bryan ft Co., 613 St. Clair st. Troy—Q. A. Brannan, t W. Main at Wooster—Geo. Kettler, 88 W. Larwlll st Zanesville—England Bros. 2t N. 5th st ORWJON. CorvaUla—Q. W. Blaham. Main at. Box 136. MoMtnnville—G. F. Bangasaer ft Co., Box S*. Portland—John T. Williams. 346 Morrison. Roseburg—Adv. Agency. H. G. Householder. i> • OKLAHOMA TERRITORT. El Reno—W. I. Goff. Klngflaher—Wm. A. Northup, 311 8. Main st PENNSYLVANIA. Allegheny—Twin Cities Dist Agcy..Plttsburg. Allentown—N. B. Worman. 632 Hamilton st Beaver Falls—C. Edgar Myers, 1425 7th av. Bradford—M. K. Walker. 130 Mechanic st Carbondale—J. O'Rearn, 15 Main at. Carlisle—Win. M. Meloy Co., Box 49. Columbia—Jas. M. Shultz, 210 Union st. ConuellsvUIe—Clowes Adv. & Dist. Co. Doylestown—Richard S. Heffner, Box 288. Dunmore-fteese ft Long. Easton—F. H. Walser. Bank and Pine sta. Franklin—Alexander Bradley. 4 13th st. Hallatead—Jamea S. Claxton & Co. Harrlaburg—Arthur C. Young. 18 N. Third st Indiana.—Harry K. Apple, 709 Philadelphia st Lancaster—Howard M. Sodera. 137 Church at McDonald', Wash. Co.—Bert McCartney. Mansfield—W. D. Husted Adv. Co. 67 Main at Natrona—E. L. Russell. New Castle—J. G. Loving. City B. P. Co. Oil Citv—H. A. Taylor. Blizzard Block. Philadelphia—American Bill Posting Co. Pittsburg;—Twin Cities Dist. Agency. Flttston—R. E. Hankee, 15 S. Main at Fottstown—J. E. Amole. PottsvUle—Chas. L. Weiss. 40 E. Bacon at Reading—Reading Distributing Co. Scranton—Reese & Long. 315 Lindon st. Wilkesbarre—M. H. Burgunder. WUUamsport—S. M. Bond, Cherry and RuraL RHODE ISLAND. Pawtucket—J. E. McMahon. 43 Summer C. SOUTH CAROLINA. Sumter—Young ft Berry. SOUTH DAKOTA. Madison—Louis H. Wlllhite. TENNESSEE. Chattanooga—H. S. Holmes. 16 E. 7th at Jellico—Thos. Bell. Box 78. MemphisJVan Buren & Co., successors to Memphis B. P. Co., R. S. Douglas, prop. Nashville—Nashville Dist. & Adv. Co. Union City—Oscar R. Crews. TEXAS. Beaumont—Welcome Rollins, Box 274. Brownsville—Valle & Bro Adv. Co. Ealvert—J. P. Caslmlr. Main st Galveston—J. E. Howard. Box 134. Sherman—J. Long. 117 East Side Square. VIBGrNIA. Alexandria—C. D. Wright Washington, D. C. Charlottesville—F. I- Paoli. 210 N. 4th st- Newport News—Henry H. Harper. Portsmouth—S. C. Draper, 905 Washington it Roanoke—W. L. Robertson, Box 297. Staunton—J. H. Bell. Winchester—Cornelius Glbbens. Lock Box 64. WEST VIRGINIA. Clarksburg—W. L. Dleson. Pike and 3d ata. Martlhsburg—F. C. BiJcer. 246 Queen st Wheeling—A. W. Rader. 9th st and Alley C. WISCONSIN. Appleton—Wm. E. Cadman, Box 67. Fond du Lac—P. B. Haber. Green Bay—Fox River Valley Adv. Co. Janesvllle— Peter L. Myers. La Crosse—Aug. Erlckson ft Co., 331 Pearl at Menomonie—The Schwehn B. P. & Adv. Co. Milwaukee—Walter D. Dlxson. 657 29th st Oshkosh—J. E. Williams, 24 High at Racine—W. C. Tlede. 325 Main at Sheboygan—E. J. Kempt, 731 Penn. ay. Waterloo—Jno. Leaver, 24 Monroe st West Superior—T- W. Palmer, 3002 Ohio ave. WYOMING. Laramie—H. E. Root, Opera House. WASHINGTON. Colfax—Geo. H. Lenncx. North Yakima—Bryson ft Hauser, Box 6TL ( LIST OF DISTRIBUTORS United States & Canada This List appears monthly and is Open to All. Any distributors name inserted for $1.00 a year. ALABAMA. Clayton—B. F. Valentine. ARKANSAS. Ft. Smith—J. F. Clark. Hot Springs—A. W. Thomas. 224% Central a* CALIFORNIA. Los Angeles—Los Angeles Bill Posting Co. Los Angeles—Wilshlre Posting Co. Oakland—W. F. Bliss Dist Agency. 471 9th st San Luis Obispo—Harry Gear. COLOR ADO.- Denver.-^Colorado BUI Posting Co., 1013 17th Leadvllle—John Colman, 204 W. 7th st Sallda—Pihin. B. Davis. Box 266. CONNECTICUT. New Hartford—Arthur Cadoret Meridsn—H. L. Redman. 120 Crown st. Waterbury—J. A.-Ncef, Box 105S. DELAWARE. ' Wilmington—Wilmlngt'n Dis. Co., 824 Orange. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washington—M. H. Gaff, 646 PIckford Place. N. E. • GEORGIA. Atlanta—Joseph L. Alford, 271 Cooper st 15! ILLINOIS. ! I Lincoln—Houser Adv. Co., 610 Broadway. Metropolis'—William E. Ware Normal—Dillon & Fogle. 195 Towns. Pekin—Standard Bill Posting Co St. Charles—E. LaDue. Lock Box 214. Waukegan—Q. Runey ft Son. INDIANA. Bloomington—L. E. Krenger, 100 College ave. Corydon—Wm. Roose, Jr. ' t Crawfordsville—H. M. Mclntire. 704 Fremont st '■* fi Elwood—O. H. Toney ft Son. "■ I! Hammond—Frank E. Gero. ■* LaFayette—Opera House B.' P. Co. ''■ I New Albany—R. K. Brown. i \ Portland—Geo. D. Sebring. » • I! Union City—L. D. Bell. m dm ffl mm i| ft , a lb ' 1 WW '•% wm m m IOWA. Elkader—B. F. Falkenheimer. KANSAS. Abilene—J. M. Looker. Box 984. Harper—J. H. Thompson, Box 1S6. Lawrence—John T. Sprague, 623. Mass. st. ; 6K^ KENTUCKY. " ■ ■! I g :.» Bellevue—Ottlng ft Bon. (Add. Newport. Ky.) ! i BlS Dayton—OtUng ft Son. (Add. Newport. Ky.' sfcwaH LOUISIANA. Donaldsonvilte—Landry & Israel. Box 231. New Orleans—W. J. Brodie. 117 Decatur st MAINE. Ellsworth—Ellsworth B1U Posting Co. MARYLAND. Baltimore—John J. Sterner, 1741 E. Lombard. Easton—John R. Thompson. MASSACHUSETTS. Boston—R. D. Leonard. 228 Tremont at Brockton^-Jobm V. Carter, 288 Belmont st. Lowell—Chaa. L. Lowe, 201 Middlesex at Lxbndge—Win. w. Kamesv, Box 363. Worcester—E. H. Smelling. 115 Austin street. MICHIGAN. , Detroit—Bondy Dist Agency, 132 Shelby "st. Hancock—Jas. W. Troyer. Box 197. • Otsego—Frank M. Denel. Owosso—B. F. Darling, District Agency. MISSISSIPPI. Yazoo City—H. C. Hinick ' MISSOURI. Chillicotho—C. W. Coon, Box 41S. ObiHIcothe—Z. B. Myers, 423 E. Jackson at New Madrid—R. J. Waters. y NEBRASKA. 11 Fremont—Jos. F. Stein. 317 Main st |f Lincoln—A. Proctor. 1526 N. street NEW HAMPSHIRE. Dover—Lewis A. Hanson. NEW YORK. Hudson—Robert M. Terry. 306 Warren «t- Gainesville—H. Hulen, B. P. V|. Dist. Co. Oneida—Allen G. Stone. Oswego—Jos. A. Wallace. Rochester—J. E Stroyer. 278 E. Main at Saratoga Springs—Conlan Bill Posting Co. Utica—C. Herman Schrader, 63 Neil son st NORTH DAKOTA. Wahpeton—B. M. Buckmlnster. OHIO. Bowling Green—A. H. Yonker, IS W. Wooatai iE ^» Bryan—Paul B. Elder. $|Sgi Columbus—Central Ohio Distributing Agency 'BSK Coshocton—Frank P. Hagans. ?B^s London—W F. Kelley. 'mSP* ft. Isabel—A. W. Simon. ' ■ -** Toledo—T. S. Crilley, 358 Missouri st Urbana—C. O. Taylor, 126 E. Court at OKLAHOMA TERRITORY. Guthrie—Okla. Adv. ft'Dist. Agency, Box260.-.„ Guthrie—G. W. FoBter. L. B. 266. fiBs Guthrie—G. W. Foster. (Lock Box 266. <tlH Ripley—Eastern Oklahoma Adv. Co. PENNSYLVANIA. Carlisle—Geo. Cramer. 133 W. Pomfret at. ifiS Emlenton—W. L. Pierce, HO Main at '?l» Greenville—Jas. L. Laird, 42 Mlneravllle—Robert S. Kear. Natrona—G. W. Blake. (Mei Punxsutawney—G. W. Moore ft Co.. Box 164. iipBJ Reading—Wm. D. Cooke. JiSi Tltuartlle—L H. Thomas. 130 N. Brown at |l!E* WUUamsport—Geo. H. Bubb. ifS WILLIAMSPORT, PA.—GHO H. BUBB, CITYllM BILLPOSTER AND GBN'L OUT-DOOKfiS ADV. AGENT FOR ALL LYCOMING CO.!|J| RHODE ISLAND. flfi , Providence—New England Bulletin Sign Co.|j| SOUTH CAROLINA. jf Beaufort—N. Brady. | Columbia—R. S. Marks ft Co.. 1425 Gates at-l Sumter—R. M. Jonea. h TENNESSFE. * 1 Columbia—Jas. Y. Helm. 1 Pulaski—A. M. Notgrasa. TEXAS. Gainesvilie—H. Hulen B. P. & Dist. Co. Houston—Thoa. F. O'Leary, 801 Capitol av. : - VERMONT. Bennington—Henry Dletel, 225H Depot at Aurlington-P. H. Ward. 161 Maple at Waifs River—O. C. Croxforfi. Barre—Central Vermont B. P. Co. Burlington—Central Vermont B. P. Co. Essex—Central Vermont B. P. Co. Montpelier—Central Vermont B. P. Co. St. Albans—Central Vermont B. P. Co. Waterbury—Central Vermont B. P. Co. WEST VIRGINIA. Fairmont—Fisher B. P. & Adv. Co. WISCONSIN. Lake Geneva—W. .H. Parmalee. Watertown—F. C. Volckmann, Bex 184. CANADA. A. F. Morris, manager, 10 Leftuvre Block, Vancouver. B. C. v Montreal—C. J. T. Thomaa, Box U2f. b, 110 Main at - H|t rd. 42 Mercer at ;f.i - I Kear. iL'.', I (Member I. A. D.) «pM * Uoore ft Co.. Box 16*. ||1 ."