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V THE BILLBOARD THE BILLBOARD mi 5,j* £ 'I I. It f jCXOXVILLEr TENX.—Southern Homeopath- it 11, ic Association. Oct. 21. IN, m 3. I !if# ll ' IH [' 1 <XOXVILLE. TEXX.-I. O. O. F. Grand En- campment. Oct. 15. B. R. MeBatn. 4i» Wall st.. Knnxville. Tenn., secy. 1JCXOXV1LLE, TENN.—Woman's Tennessee Press Club. Oct. 29 to 31. ■ACROSSE. WIS.—Order Eastern Star Grand Chapter. October. Helen M. Laflin. Milwaukee, Wis., secy. .ANSING. MICH—National Lincoln Sheep Breeders' Association. Dec. 10. H. A. Dan- iels, Elva, Mich., secy. .ANSING. MICH.—State Federation of Wo- men's Clubs. Oct. 2! to 27. Mrs. Georg* Caiue, Lansing. Mich., secy. (.ANSING. MICH.—Rebekah State Assembly. ,J October. Ida M. Davis, Lansing, Mich., *; t secy. ..jf-A. PLATA, MO.—State Universalist Conven- ;']-,;a"] tlon - October. S. S. Carrette, Kirksville, \ Mo., secy. ".'. f >EWES. DEL.—Y. P. S. C. E. State Conven- .. ' tlon. Oct. 24 to 2ti. J. H. Burns. "The 5 I Cables." Wilmington. Del., secy. j/lEXINGTON. KY.—B. Y. P. U. State Con- $•■■ vention. Oct. 31 to Not. 2. H. E. Trallc, V5. Portland ave.. Louisville, Ky., secy. INCOLX. NEB.—Superintendents and Prin- >,_'?j':j cipals of Grammar Schools. Oetober. Mtios ANGELES. UAL-Goo<l Roads Coaven- r V . tion. Oct. 21 and 25. '-"-•'.OS ANGELES. CAL.—Good 5" Oct-' 24 and 25. Roads Meet. t - i.OS ANGBLES. CAL.—Roadmastera' Con- t r-S.: vention. Not. 13, 1800. J. B. Dickson, aecy.. i J i Sterling. DJ. * f J.OUISVILLE, KT.—Church Fair, glTen tor ■i -A i benefit cf Sisters of Mercy.. Oct. 15 to 27. ,'' ,-'.} JOUISV1LLE, KY.—State Conrerence of Cor- i-ji'r-' lections and Charities. Dec. 12 to 11. '"Sjji .OUISVILLE. KY.—Episcopal Missionary l.M. I Council. Oct. 2." :<3 i|;>OUISVILLE, KY.—Associated Labor Press ? Clpf of America. Doc. 12. S. S. Boubright, 15 1 if I rj Mercer at, Cincinnati, O. ry\- :.OUISVILLE. KY.—American Associated ' - i., Labor Presc. Dec. 12,' 1900. John M. llc- 5 ': Dennott, Chicago, III. h* CISv'ILLB, KY.—American Federation of .a .bar. Dec 5, 1300. Frank Morrison, 42S [ : l 1j'-' < - at.. Washington, D. C. &A M. Grand Lodge. Oct. olinin, Macon, Ga., secy. W-& 'J. >^ 2sJ<ALONE, X. Y.—B. Y. P. U. State Conven- m'r i h '■*- %>i tion 0et - -' to -'■ Rev ~ T - M Goodchild. i'lf-M f :V.22S W. Forty-second St.. New York City. f.'V.'i' *.*--- W UJ'l^iS'CvACON. GA—F. |'% }*jsecy. NEW BRAUNFELS, TEX.—Southern Phila- telic Association. October. E. Gerlich, New Braunlels, Tex., secy. NEW BRUNSWICK, X. J.—W. C. T. U. Stat3 Convention. Oct. 2.1 to 2S. Mrs. Isabelle H. Demnrest. Closter, X. J., secy. NEW CASTLE, DEL.—Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge. Oct. 24. M. L .Garrett, 70S King St.. Wilmington, Del., secy. NEW CASTLE, PA-—State Fireman's Con- , vention. October. NEW HAVEN, CONN.—Geological Society of America. Dec 28. H. L. Fairchild, Roch- ester, N. Y., aecy. NEW HAVEN, CONN.—New Haven County Horticultural Society. Nov. 14 to 16. NEW HAVEN.- CONN.—Horticultural Socie- ty Convention. Not. 14 and 15. NEWPORT NEWS, W.VA.—Presbyterian Sy- . nod or Virginia, West Virginia and Mary- land. Oct. 2:: to 27. Rev. E. T. Willford, Newport News, Va.. secy. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C—I. O. G. T. Grand Lodge. October. Rev. W. J. Brown, Nanalmo, B. C, secy. NEW YORK. N. Y.—Roentgen Society of the United States. Dec. 13 and 14. NEW YORK CITT, N. Y.—Catholic Women's Benevolent Legion. Dec. 26, 1900. Miss An- nie O'Connor. 117 E. 23d st.-. New York City, secy. NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.—State School Boards Association. Third week in October. Dr. H. E. Schmidt, White Plains, N. Y-, secy. / NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.—National Naval Architects and Marine Engineers' Society. Nov. 15 and 16. NEW YORK. N. Y.—International Metaphys- ical League. Oct. 23 to 26. Warren A. Rod- man, Boston, Mass.. secy. NEW'YORK, N. Y-—International Associa- tion for Testing Materials. Oct. 25 to 27. Rich. P. Humphrey, Philadelphia, Pa, aecy. NEW YORK, N. Y.—Leather Belting Manu- facturers' Association. Nov. 21. Geo. H. Blake, 26 Ferry st. New York City, aecy. NEW YORK, N. Y.—Automobile Show. Not. 14 to 24. Marcus Nathan, New York City, aecy. NEW YORK CITY—College Gymnasium Di- rectors' Convention. Dec, 1900. Dr. W. S. Savage, New York City, secy. NORMAL, ILL.—Illinois Ex-Prisoners of War Association. October. Matt C. Cun- ningham, Normal, III., secy. NORTUCH, CONN.—State Council of O. U. A. M. May, 1901. NEW SPECIAL CATALOGUE .OF.. HOLIDAY POSTERS READY OCTOBER 10th. Every Billposter Should Have One. «* J< Contains description of many Jt j* J/t & New and Attractive Posters, jt „< SAMPLES FREE TO BILLPOSTERS. HENNEGAN & CO. POSTER MAKERS. Holiday Posters la Preparation. CINCINNATI, O. and to BvjIlP j ii.IANKATO. MINN—Southern M'nnescta EI- |f£j) t'•■•?■?:? ucatronal Association. Novemhtr. ' ' iJHAYSVILLE. Kl".-Daugbtei.* or Rebekah, t : >-— #p Assemblv. N ov . «; ard 27. Mrs. M. • .-Schwartz, prest.; Mrs. Kate Andersen, New- jglj;5|].port, Ky.. secy. . - ■ - •»": * ?}, |a«<-KEESPORT, PA.—Daughters of America, v-talt *W Statr Couccl1 - September, 1301. ?,'>$• M. BMPiHS. TENX.—Reunion Ancient an( | «i i|iAircep,-ed S-.^ttish Rite Masons. Oct. 23 tc ii*S&%-•>■ T - J - Brrchns. Masonic Temple, Mem | %s¥ r !phis, Tenn.. secy. ^ tJ^ILLEDGEVlLLE. GA—State Presby9rian My rj Church Synod. Oct 31 to Nov. 4. sEfelLWACKEE. WIS.—Nat'onal Agricultural PANA . ILL-Central Illinois Medical Associ- 1 ."- ^{implement and Vehicie Manifaciu^rV' a1- S™ 1 ' 1 ,? ct ^ Dr " C ' R ' s P icer - Taylors- ._.. i»*S ir|sociatron. Oct. 31 to Nov. 2. Frank E. Lu- t t. ■ ji":*^| kens . uss Monadnock Block. Chicago, III.. ii»4-F«'l i-J 8 ^ 7 ' ,'JtJflLWAtrKEE, WIS.—National Agricultural "WTiPress League. Oct. 31 to Nov. 2. Marco *';•-!Morrow, 1T12 Fisher BIdg., Chicago. 111., Jt^^^secy. - \ E4-f.l i, f v e -* r a IS* l ' if- It * Kl 1*1. - • • • r J«n OLIVET, MICH.—State Elocutionists' Asso- ciation. Oct. 26. Mrs. A. M.\Bolt, Detroit. Mich., secy. ' OMAH i, NEB.—Improved Live Stock Breed- ers' atate Association. October. E. J. Rus- sell, Herman, Neb., secy. OWOSSA, MICH.—State Sunday School Con- vention. Nov. 13 to ji OWOSSO, MICH.—Rei->,;„n Company G, 3d Michigan Cavalry. October. S. H. Alliton, OwOsso, Mich., secy. OZARK, ARK.—V. P. S. C. E. State Con- vention. Oct. 2S anil 29. Miss Ann Hart- wich, Atkins, Ark., secy. ville. 111., secy. PANORA, IA.—Panora Poultry Club. Nov. 20 to 24. D. G. Wilson, Panora, la., secy. PEKIN. ILL.—Illinois Sugar Beet Growers' -Association. In October. Leon Hay, secy.. Kankakee. 111. ■*. J--S . V: piNERSVILLE. PA.—Y. P. S. C. E. Schuyl- ),,;:."§{ Kill County Convention. OcL i6 and 27. U. ri SjX Nuss, Potsville, Pa., secy. ^Minneapolis, minn.— western surgical g,J.*anol Gynecological AasocIatiOD. Dec. 27 and i >/? 28. G. H. Simmons, M.D.. SI Market at-v 'Sg CWcago. in. ■ i-;OXTGOMERY, ALA.—United Daughters of !i, jjiithe Confederacy. Nov. 14 to 17. Mrs. Ed- 1 :»;;s.iwin G. Weed, Jacksonville, Fla., secy. ■•yffioNTGOMERY. ALA.—State Lepslature Iff* meets. Not. 12. 1900. Y. P. S. C. E. Oct. C. Dondore. Penn's ife vr'^ONTrauiB, VT.—Grand Court Vermont ^Sjj'Toga. May, 190L John F. Roche. 37 Henry gftjat.. Moottwlier.. Vt, aety. t'*|^OSCOW, IDAHO—Baptist Union. Societies' iftaConvention. Oct. 26. T Mf USCATIXE. IA.—State Baptist Convention. ij'fg'Oct. 28. E. P. Bartiett, Des Moines, la., ^;g'isecy. iASHVILLE. TENN.—KnighU and Ladieaof ['Honor. Flrat Tueaday after the Urtrd Mon- -|*iy, April, U01. Henry Bnttenberg, Z4S Zd ';■■?.-•<-. liemphia. Tenn.. aecy. JljflASHVILLE, TENN.—Knights of Honor «,"Grand Lodge. October. John L. Molen, \£*i-iNashville. Tenn., secy. :UBHVim». TKWW-—Ten n e— o » Jet—y Cat- '/fciMa Clnb, annual meetlnc. December. 1900. Vr£D. 8. WUIIama. NaahvUle. Tenn., aecy. i?EWARK, N. J.—State Federation of Wo- V t! l 'jfZ'Jman'B Clubs. QcL 25. Mrs. Emily E. Wil- li 'S Jpt liamson . Elizabeth, N. J., pres. and secy. ' t b WH*^ A S£:,J*l,*;~?J? t 2i? Tbooa , ° r .-Andrew <*. ,1 >JE -and Philip National Convention. Not. IS. r| : -C. E. Wyckoff, Irvington, N, J-, aecy. PENN'S CREEK. PA.- 28 and 27. Mrs. S. lueek. Pa., secy. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Penna Christian Ea- deavor Union. Nov. 20 to 22. Theo. Mc- Donald, secy. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—American Brother- hood of the Union, Supreme Circle. Octo- ber, 1900. Philadelphia, PA—State Woman's Suf- frage Association. Xov. 1. Mrs. Mary B. Lnc-kie, 333 East Broad St., Chester. Pa., secy. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Shepherds of Bethle- hem Supreme Lodge. Oct. 25. Eva A. Wyckoff, 53 Cooper St., Camden. N. J., secy.. PINE BLUFF, ARK.—Arkansas State Fair. Oct. 22 to 27. M. E. Bloom, Pine Bluff, Ark., secy. PITTSBURG, Oct. 2C. PITTSBURG, PA.—National Bridge and Structural Iron Workers* Convention. Oct- 22. PITTSBURG, PA.—State Retail Grocers' As- sociation. Oct. —. Albert Kaiser. 14 S. Tenth St.. Philadelphia, Pa., pres. PLAINFIELD. N. J.—Daughters of Poca- - hontas Great Council. Oct. 23. Mary M. Ashmore. 73S Center St., Trenton, N. J., secy. PORT CHESTER, N. Y.^Rathbone Sisters Grand Temple. October. >M. E. LeCount. 2447 Eighth st., New York City, secy. PROVIDENCE, R. I.—Protestant Episcopal Congress. Not. 13 to 16. ReT. Thoa. R. Harris, Scarboro, N. T., aecy. PA.—Exposition. Sept. 5 to PROVIDENCE, R. I.—State Institute of In- struction. Oct. 25 to 27. Sidney A. Sher- man. 227 Irving ave.. Providence, R. I., secy. PROVIDEXCE, R. I.—Rebekah State Assem- bly. October. Cora A. Aldrich, Providence, R. I., secy. RALEIGH. X. C—State Tobacco Growers' Association: Oct. 24. J. Bryan Grimes. Grimesland. N. C. .secy. RALEIGH. X. C—Reunion Confederate Vet- eran's' -Association. Oct. 24. RALEIGH, X. C—North Carolina State Fa'r (Colored). Oct. 20 to Xov. :J. Hon. J. H. Williams. Raleigh. X. C. secy. READING. PA—Y. W. C. A. State Conven- tion. November. Mrs. N. A. Lowry, Scran- ton. Pa., seey. REXOVO, PA.—Woman's Relief Corps Dis- trict Convention. Oct. 23. Mrs. M. Yontz, Renovo, Pa., secy. RICHMOND, VA.—Trl-State Medical Asso- ciation or the Carollnaa and Virginias. Richmond, Va. Midle of February, 190L Paulus A. Irving. M.D.. 301 W. Grace at RIVERTON. N. .1.—State Congress of Moth- ers. Oct. 2il. ROCKFORD. ILL—State Bankers' Associa- tion. Oct. 23 and 24. Frank P. .Unison, 2(M Dearborn St.. Chicago, III., se.*y. RUSHV1LLE, IND.—Reunion 68th Regiment Indiana Vol. Infantry. October. Geo. W. Foreman, Napoleon, Ind., secy. RUTHERFORD. N. J.—Epworth League. Paterson District Convention. Oct. 25. Dr. E. C Lockard, Velvldere, N. J., secy. SAGINAW, MICH.—Journeymen Barbers' Convention. October. W. E. Klapetezky, Cleveland. O., secy. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.—National Live Stock Association Convention. Jan. 15 to 18. 1901. SAN ANTONIO. TEX.—Railway Trackmen of America. Dee. 3, 1M0. John T. Wilson, , O. C„ St. Loula. Mo. SAN ANTONIO. TEX.—Austin M. E. Confer- ence. Dec. 13. SAN ANTONIO, TEX.—Baptist General Con- vention of Texas. Nov. 9. A. E. Baten, Brown-wood. Tex.; J. H. Truett, Wnlte- wright Tex. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.—Protestant Episco- pal Church Convention. October, 1991. Rev. C. L. Hutchlns. SAN JOSE, CAL.—W. C. T. U. State Con- vention. October. Mrs. C. M. Ayres, 540 N. Fourth St., San Jose, Cal., secy. SCOTTSBURG, IND.—Reunion 38th Indiana Regiment. SHELBY, MICH.—Epworth League. Grand Rapids District Convention. Oct. 19 to 21. Geo. A. Studley. 41 Euclid av.. Grand Rap- . ids, Mich., secy. SMITH FALL. OXT. -W. C. T. U. Provincial Convention. Oct. 29 to Nov. 3. Mrs. M. Wiley, Richmond Hill, Ont„ secy. SPRINGFIELD. ILL.—American Oxfcrd- Down Sheep Association. November. W A. Shafer. Middletown. O., secy. SPRINGFIELD. ILL.—Illinois Live Steck Breeders' Association. Nov. 13 to 15. SPRINGFIELD, ILL.—Illinois Millers' Stat* Association. First Wednesday in Decem- ber. C. H. Seybt, Highland, III. SPRINGFIELD, MASS.—American Mission- ary Association. Oct. 23 to 25. Philip 3. Moxom. secy. " SPRINGFIELD. O.-F. & A. M. Grand Lodge. Oct. 24. J H. Bromwell, Cincinnati, O., secy. ST. JOSEPH, MO.—Northwest Teachers' As- sociation. Nov. 29 and 30, ST. JOSEPH, MO.—Knights of Maccabees of Missouri. Second Tuesday, May, 1901.- A. Segger. 1620 Front av.. Kansas City, Mo. ST. LOUIS. MO.—Brotherhood of Railway Trackmen of America, First Monday In December. John Wilson, 2212 Olive at., St. Louis, Mo. ST. LOUIS. MO.—Protestant Episcopal Church Missionary Council. Oct. 23 to 25 S. T. Copeland, St. Louis, Mo., secy. ST. LOUIS, MO.—Railway Signaling Club. Nov. 13. C. O. Tilton, West Milwaukee, Wis., secy. ST. PAUL, MINN.—Grand Encampment, I. O. O. F. of Minnesota. January, 190L 8. E. Ferree. Globe Bids. Minneapolis. TALLAPOOSA, GA.—Georgia M. E. Confer- ence. Dec. 20. TOLEDO, O.—National Convention, G. A R. 1903. TOPEKA. KAN.—Y. W. C. A. State Conven- tion. Oct. 25 to 29. Miss Agnes Radford. Masonic Temple, Topeka. Kan., secy. TORONTO, ONT., CAN.—Household Econom- ic Association. October, 1900. Mrs. F. J. Barker, Manchester. N. H., secy. TRENTON. N. J.—State Junior O. U. A. M. Funeral Benefit Association. Oct. 24. Wm. N Gray. Cranford. N. J., secy. TRENTON. X. .1.—Junior O. V. A. M. State Council. Oct.- 24. W. H. Micrs, Box 034, Trenton, N. .1., secy. TRENTON, X. J.—Epworth League Trenton District Convention. October. Rev. N. J. Wright, secy. VALDOSTA. G-A.—Valdosta Exposition. Oct 30 to Not. 2. ISOO. A. Moore. Valdosta, Q*.. mgr. VEEDERSBURG, IND.—Woman's Relief Corps District Convention. October. VICTORIA. TEX.-West Texas M. E. Con- ference. Dec. 19. "SQUAWKERS!" SQUAWKERS! SQUAWKERS I Just the thing for Streat Fairs, Reunions. Political Gatherings, ait., ate. With this new Red, White and Blue American "Squawker" you can imitate chickens, roosters, etc., etc. Ida Squawker is the King of Noise Makers! Price Si ;o per gross: $1500 ocr 1,000. No goods sent C. O. D unless half the amount accompanies the order. /. WH1TESON. Sola Manufacturer. 304-306 Dearborn St. - - - Chicago, III. LOJG DlSTANCB TBI.., IlARRIkON 3O02. For Oas Balloons. Whistling Balloons, Decor- ated and Advertising Balloons, Street Fair, Carnival and other latest novelties call on Q. INERVIONE, 66 N. FRANKLIN ST., CHICAQ0, ILLS., And Save /rlonoy. WACO. TEX.—Southern German M. E. Con- ference. Nov. 29. WACO. TEX.—Southwestern Interstate Ex- position and Jubilee. Oct. 1 to Jan 1,1901 Sol. Hirshberg, Waco, Tex., secy. WAKEFIELD, MASS.—Firemen's Field Day Oct. 23. Chief Cadn, mgr. WASHINGTON, D. C—The Order of the Pa- trons of Husbandry. Nov. 14. John Trim- ble, 514 F st. WASHINGTON. D. C.-Sons of Revolution Triennial Session. April 19, 1102. Jamas Mortimer, Montgomery, N. T., secy. WASHINGTON. D. C—National Christian Citizenship. December. R. G. Wylie, Will- iamsburg, Pa., aecy. WASHINGTON. D. C—Patrons of Husbandry National Grange. Nov. 14. John Trimble. 614 F street. Washington. D. C. secy. WASHINGTON, D. C—Centennial Celebra- tion, Establishment of Government at Washington. Dec, 1900. Dr. R. G. Wyl'e Williamsburg, Pa., secy. WASHINGTON. D. C—American Institute of Architects. Dec, 1900. Glenn Brown Washington, D. C, secy. WASHINGTON, D. C—American Institute of Architects. December. Glenn Brown, secy. WASHINGTON, D. C—W. C. T. U. National Convention. Nov. 30. Mrs. SuBanna M. Fry, The Temple, Chicago, secy. WATERTOWN, N. Y.-Universalists' State Convention. October. Rev. B. B. Gibbs, Watertown, N. Y., secy. WATSONTOWN, PA. - Reunion Seventh Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry Assoc n- tion. Oct. 23 and 24. Geo. F. Stehiin,-Or- wigsburg. Pa., secy. WAYNESBORO. GA.—Savannah M. E. Con- ference. Dec. 13. WELLINGTON, O.—Kings Sons and Daugh- ters, State Branch. Oct., 1900. Mrs. D W Willison, 36 W. Tenth ave., Columbus, O , secy. WELLINGTON. 0.—Ohio Branch Interna- tional Order of the Kings Daughters and Sone. Oct^ 1900. Mrs. Florence H. Will- iams, SS W. 10th ave.. Columbus. 0. WESTFIELD. MASS.—Western Massachu- setts Fox Club. November. AV. 11. Foote Westfield. Mass.. secy. WEST ' LIBERTY. ' IA.—Reunion 35th Iowa Volunteer Infantry. October. Robert D. Bcdman, Muscatine, la., secy. WHEELING, W. VA.—Grand Lodge, I O . Red Hen. May i to 7. 1901. WINCHESTER. K Y.— Knights \ of Pytb'as Grand Lodge. Oct. 23.1 Wade sheltman, 4;.0 " W. Main St., Louisville. Ky., S'K.-y. WINCHESTER, KY.—Grand Lolge, K. of P of Kentucky. Oct. 23 to 26, 19)0. WINSTON. N. C.^Winston Seini-Centennial Celebration. Oct. 30 to Nov. 3. WORCESTER. MASS.—Reun on Flfenfi Massachusetts Regiment. Out. 2u. E J Russell. Worcester, Mass.. secy. WORCESTER, MASS.—American Ant'qua-ian Society. Oct.. 1900. Chas. F. Adams, Lin- coln, Mass., secy. WORCESTER. MASS.—Clara. Barton Twit No. J. D. *t V., at G. A. B, Hall, 36 Peart •t. Fi.-»t «nd second Monday of each month. Mra. Ida B. Warren, 140 Chandler •c. Worwuter. Mass. XENIA. O.—Reunion Green County. Ohio, Ex-Soldrers' and Sailors' Marine Associa- tion. Oct. —. Mrs. Samuel Manor, secy. TOUNOSTOWN. O.—Grand Council of Ohio, foresters of America. Second Tuesday la May, 1901. Thoa. L. Hopklna. 1401 Harvard at.. Cleveland. O.. aecy. YOUNGSTOWN. O.—Woman's /Relief Corps Convention. Xov. 1. Alice M. Rex. Canton. O.. secy. ZANESVILLE. O.—State Library Associa- tion. October. Poultry Shows. AMSTERDAM, N. Y.-Un!on Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Dec. 12 to 15 Wm Phillips, Jr., secy. ASHLEY, O.—Ashley Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Nov. 27 to Dec. 1. S. B. Lane, judge; "W. T. Linn. secy. AURELIA, IA.—Aurella Poultry Assoc'at'on Dec 19 to 22. H. B. Green, secy.; J. L. Todd, judge. * AURORA. ILL—Aurora Poultry Assoc'at'on Dec. 1 and ». W. M. Smith, secy.: D. T. Heimlich and F. II. Shellabarger. judges. AUSTIN, TEX.-Nov. 28 to Dec' 1. H B savage, judge; C..S. Brigance. r secy. ' ' BATTLE CREEK. MICH.-Mlcnigan Fan- ciers Association. Dec. 4 to 7. James A Tucker. Judge; George S. Barnes, secy BEACH CITY. O.—Sugar Creek sociation. Nov. 2li to 28 II judge: W. H. Raff, secy. BEVERLY, MASS.—Essex CouJty Association. Jan. 1 to 4, 1901. - llott. Peabody, Mass., secy. BIRMINGHAM, ALA.-Alabama Dee. 12 to 19. J. D. Flummer. Secy. ' Poultry As- A. Bridge, . Poultry Arthur El- . Association. I irmingham, RLOOMINGTON. O.-Jan. 8 to 12, 1901. W J. Jefferson, secy.; S. B. Lane, judge. B R ST ££v Mi V SS -' Ian ' , 15 to 19 ' 19M - Arthur R. Sharp, Taunton, Mass., secy. D K RR . OAK ' KAjN.—Nov. 27 to 30. A J Benbow. secy.; C. H. Rhodes; judge. CANTON O.—Poultry Show. Jan. 1 to 4 190t judge 5 Me( * ers - se<: y-: He" T. Meyers!, C cfuh Y ' &7 C ? r ? 5r F 8 ?^. Poultr y Breeders' fud^e: J a L. 3 Yohe?'sec^: ChaS - McC ' aVe ' C ^f" D^ L L E ' ILL - Poultr y Show. Not. CE £1* RAPIDS, IA.-Western Poultry Fan- ciers Association. Jan. 14 to 19 1901 JPrBSSa mst and W^^S CH .!,n AG ?f ILL —National Fanciers' Associa- BS5;-ii Me ^ 8 ', J Zimmer - Butterfleld. Rigg, §^ 8e "' «■ W , aIden - Drevenstedt. - Pierci Br.dge, Taylor and Tucker, judges: Fred L. Kimmey. secy. J<"»a™. noi CHICAGO. ILL.—Jan. 21 to 26, 1901 Messrs Zirnmer. Butterfleld. Riggs, Russelif wIn iuS^-T^a' 6 ?' 1 B ria 8e, Taylor and Pierce, judges, Fred. L. Kinney, secy. -C ™ 1 "' 0.-Jan 14 tol7. A.C. Brooks, secy., B. N. Pierce, judge. C, i?. C «il NA r7* °-.-Ci"e«nnaU Fanciers' Asso- ciation. Dec. 5 to 11. J. B. Ronnebaum. ° B L V ai?i A „M TY - J X ?- Jan ' 1 to 5 . ""I. S. B. Lane, judge; H. Carver, secy. DA w LA f'. T £X.-Southwestern Association. Dec. 18 to 21. T. L. Lawhon, secy. ^oulJrvTi. C PP T —Western' Connecticut Bo?man. A secT • KOT ' * 4 ° DeC ' J ' F ' DAVENPORT, IA.-Dec. 4 to 7. A. L Peter- son, secy. •. reter DAYTON, O.-Gem City Poultry and Pigeon Association. Jan. » to 14.1901. d. t Sf,m- lich, judge; Theodore Faulstich, secy. DETROIT, MICH.-Michigan State Poultry Association. Jan. 7 to 12, 1901. """ry DUBUQUE, IA.—Dec. 17 to 22. C H Gre- goire, secy.; A. B. Shaner, judge. " EA 5 T v L JKF RP00L - O-Dec. 28 and 29 Frank Miller, judge. EAST PALESTINE, O.-East Palestine Poul- try and Pet Stock Club. Jan. 8 to 11, lsoi D. J. Lambert, judge; Harry G. Paxson, E VS1 N 9- J^ST^a, Po «ltry Association. Dec. 2o to 28. C. P. Russell, cor. sec; B. N. Pierce, judge. ^"J 1 ^' . N -r y '"~ Eta ! r f p °">t«T Association. Nov. 26 to Dec. 1. W. P. Colvln. secy. E 5 1B L P ^'. — Northwestern Pennsylvania Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Aawlation Dec. 4 to 8. H. A. Bridge and Geo. H Bur- gott. judges: A. E. Blethen. seey. FAYETTE COUNTY. MO.-Missouri State Association. Dec. 10 to 14. C. E. Codding, aedalia. Mo., pres. FITCHBURG. MASS.—rfchburg Poultry Show, in City Hall. Dec. IS to 21. A C Hawkins and II. B. May, judges: w' e' Bennett, Fitchburg. Mass.. slcy.: I c Greene, Box 70:5. Leominster. Mp-- adv* agent. Send card for premium i.-t* now ready. FT. COLLINS, COL.-Jan. 2 to 5. 1901. C E Lull, Ft. Collins, secy.; C. H. Rhodes, judge. FORT WORTH, TEX.-Dec. 11 to 14. J E Randall, secy. . -.•«•. II FRANKFORT, IND.—Dec. 17 to 22 SB Lane, judge; D. F. Maish, secy. * ' FRESNO, CAL.—Poultry and Pet Stock Show. Nov. 15 to 17. GALENA, ILL.—Dec. 17 to 22. F. H. Hoelt- ing, secy.; Geo. W. Holden, judge. GALESBURG. ILL.—Galesuurg Poult-v As- sociation. Nov. 2« to 28. Burt Repine secy.; W. S. Russell, judge. ' GALVESTON. TEX.-Galveston Association. Dec. 3 to 7. J. J. Hanna, secy.; E. Dun- Stan, judge. GARDEN CITY. MO.—Nov. 27 to 29 J Cart- wright, secy.; Southard, judge. °S r i^,Y A ', ?-«eneTa Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Association. Dec. 10 to 15. Henrv Munger, secy. ' GOSHEN, IND.—Northern Indiana Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Dec. 4 to 7. Jas A. Tucker, judge; J. A. Babcock. secy. G R EA J.BEND, KAN.-Jan. 23 to 29. 1901. J judg'e en ^ SO "• SeC> " ; F ' H ' SnelIa l>«''gef. GREENFIELD. MASS.-Greenneld Score Card Poultry Club. Dec. 11 and 12. T. E. Marsh secy.:-I. K. Fclcu, judge. aiaisn, H i^ R T'« ILL ;^ Hen ,'3 r p «»«»r>' Association. ,?"*} l,°v?' ml - w - °- Grifflth, secy.: S. II. Shellabarger, judge. HOMER, ILL.—Champaign County Poultry Association. Dec. 19 to 21. Geo. Auler secy.; S. B. Lane, judge. * .HOOPESTON. ILL.-Dcc. 17 to 19 p H Ayres, secy.; S. H. Taylor, judge. ' 1N n? I i^ N . AiPOI 'i?' IND.-Fanciers' Association of Indiana. Dec. 10 to 15. B. N. Pierce and X A. Tucker, judges; J. c Tarklngton, IOWA i, CI T Y - IA r Iowa c »y Poultry and Pet otocK Association. Dec. 18 to 22 B A r^LTiuSSS:'- E - M - p,ereeand Ja '™* JACKSOXV'ILLE. ILL.-Jacksonville Poultry CI !J b rv ^ c „ 10 to 12 - Chas. Reynolds, secy^ and D. T. Heimlich, judges. JOHNSTOWN, N. Y.-Adirondack Poultry ' kmIUj. 2- i to ^' H ' A " Br ' d 8e. David Z Nichols, A. F. Pierce, Geo. Burgott. F B ?^!Sl mer H H « 4, QuU , hot - J ' H - Drevenstedi,' judge; H. S. Wemple, secy. JEFFERSON. IA.-Jan. 8 to 11. 1901. P. O Brown, secyi; F. H. Shellabarger. judge. KALAMAZOO. MICH.—Southwestern Michi- gan Poultry Association. Dec. 24 to 2». H. A. Br.dge. judge; J. S. Carr. secy. KEOTA, IA.—Nov. 20 to 23. Keota Poultry Association. A. C. Smock, secy.; F. H anellabarger, judge. . KIRKSVILLE, MO.—North Missouri Poultry Association. Dec. 3 to 7. F. M. Bucking- ham, secy.; D. T.- Heimlich, judge. LA CROSSE. WIS.-La Crosse Poultry Asso- ^.ation. Dec. 17 to 21. E. H. Hoffman, secy.; W. S. Russell, judge. LA CROSSE. WIS.—Poultry, Pet Stock and Belgian Hare Show. Dec. 17 to 22. LADOGA, IND.—Jan. 5 to 15, 1901. D A Stoner, judge; Frank Gill, secy. LANARK. ILL.—Lanark Poultry Association i an i, lt0 : 4 ,' ^l" E - D - I-eland, secy.; 1>. T. Heimlich, judge. LA PORTE. IXD.-Nov. 27 to Dec. 1. Theo. Mewes. judge: Earl Hemenway, secy. LEBANON, IND.—Boone County Poultry and Pet Association. Dec. 24 to 31. LITTLE ROCK. ARK.-Arkansas S. P. Asso- ciation. Dee. 5 to 11. A. G. Russell, secy.; ^. L. Hutchinson, judge. LOGANSPORT, IND.—Hoosier Poultry and Kennel Association. Jan. 16 to 23, 190L Sol D. Brandt, secy. LUVERNE. MINN.-Luverne Poultry Associ- ation. Dec 18 to 20. N.R. Reynolds, sacy.; -F. H. Shellabarger, judge. Li'NN, MASS.—Jan. 1 to 4, 1901 TV. B. Atb- erton. X. A. Knapp. James Ballard and »t D. Craft, judges; Chas. E. Hunt. cor. sec>. MACOMB, ILL.—Dec. 24 to 29. William I. ivnowles, secy.; Chas. McClade, judge. MARSHALLTOWN, IA.-Marshalltown Poul- try Association. Jan. 2 to 5, 1901 H C .-Hansen, secy.; W. S. Russell, judge. MASON CITY, IA.—Mason City Poultry As- sociation Dec. 11 to 14. S. B. Johns, sacy.; F. II. Shellabarger, judge. MATTEAWAN, N. Y.—Walkill Valley Poul- try and Pet Stock Association. Dec. 24 to 29. C. F. Rockenstyre, judge; Hector MIlls- paugh, secy. MAZON, ILL — Mazon Poultry. Association. Nov. 29 to 31. O. P. Bennett, secy ■ W S Russell, judge. ' MEADV1LLE, PA —Meadville Fanciers' Club Dec. 10 to 14. Geo. H. Burgott. and others.' judges; II. L. Lamb. Cambridge Springs Pa., secy. MIAMISBURG. O.--Miami Poultry Associa- tion. Nov 28 to Dee. 2. H. A. Bridge, judge: S. II. Groby, secy. MONROE. X. C.-Shelby Poultry Assoc a- tion. Dee. 4 to 7. R. L. Simmons, Shelby N. C, secy. MOUNT PULASKI. ILL.—Mount Pulaski Poultry Association. Dec. 4 to 7 W J Lincoln, secy.; F. H. Shellabai-jjer. judgel MT VERNON. O.—Knox County Fanciers' Club. Nov. 27 to 30. Ira C. Keller, judge; George H. Brown, secy. NEWTON, KAN.—Harvey County Poultry show. Dec. 3 to S. C. M. Glover, secy.; w S. Russell, judge. OAKI S <X , D '. CAI " — Poultry Show. Dec. 5 to S. C. G. Hinds, secy. OAKLAND CITY, IND.—Dec. 1* to 15. S. B Lane, judge; L. B. Ousler, asst. secy. OXFORD. O.—Oxford Poultry Club. Xov -0 to 22. D. Gath. secy.; B. N. Pierce, judge. PAIXESVILLE. O.—Painesville Poultry ani Pet Stock Association. H. Z. " Brainard secy.; Charles McClave, judge. - ^'t^M IA -7 Pa «?f a Pou,trj ' c,ub - Not -^ seir jU dge G '. W,lso "' ■«»•: W. S.-Rus-j P 5t RRY .1, 9 A '~Houston County. Association.] Nov J7 to* w. Hemmingway, secy.; D.I M. Owen, judge. ■ PHILADELPHIA. PA.-Keystone Poultry . igeon and Pet Stock Association. Dec 111 to la. J. Emlen Smith, secy. * I POSEYVILLE. IND—Wabash Valley Poul] try Association. Dec. 17 to 22. DA Ston- er, judge. PRINCETON, ILL.—North Central Poultry! Association. Dec. 10 to 14. S. L. Smith1 secy.; w. S. Russell, judge. RIDGEVILLE, 1XD.—Dee. 26 to 29 S B Lane, judge; S. E. Fraze, secy. ' * ROCHESTER. N. Y—Flower City Poultry and Pigeon Association. Jan. 10 to 17 1901 W. O. Ingle, secy. ROKKORD. ILL.—Xorthern Illinois Poiltrvl Association Exhibition. Jan. 7 to 12, l&Ol" h. S. Horner, pres.; Bert. R. Lucas, ilelvi- dere. 111., secy. SAGINAW MICH—Saglnaw Poultry and 3 Pigeon Association. Jan. 21 to '>6 1901 ' James A. Tucker, judge; Edward Arndi".' ^ secy. / ''" SAN JOSE, CAL.—Poultry Show. Nov. 14 to lie E. Van Every, Edenvale, Cal., secy. \ shElby, O.—Shelby Poultry and Pet Stock! Association. Jan. 29 to Feb. 2, 1901. Wick' Hathaway, judge of poultry; Fred Gale. 1 judge of pigeons and pet stock; L. E. Dove secy. ' SOUTH BEND. IND.-The Northern Indiana \ and Southern Michigan Poultry Associa- tion. Nov. 26 to Dec. 1. Charles Melntyre secy.; James A. Tucker, judge. SOUTH BEND, WIS.—Poultry Show. Dec. 17 | SOUTH FRAMINGHAM, MASS.—Middlesex Poultry Fanciers' Association. Dec. 17 to- 20. W. A. Mandell, secv.: C. A. Ballou and D. J. Lambert, judges. ST. CLAIRSVILLE. O—Belmont County Fanciers' Association. Dec. 17 to 21. J w Riley, secy.: Charles McClave, judge. ST. PAUL, MIXN.—Minnesota State Poultry Association. Jan. 14 to 19. 1901. Messrs. Butterfleld, Hold and Tucker, judges; II. F. Huelster.: secy. SUXBURY, O.—The Sunbury Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Nov. 19 to 21. B. Kempton, secy.; H. A. Bridge, Judge. SYCAMORE, O.—Sycamore Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Poultry and dogs Dec 22 to 29. H. A. Bridge, judge; Earl R. Will- • tains, secv. Established in 1852. F. PATUREL & CO. 16 Warren Street, NEW YORK. Manufacturers and Importers of GAS, WHISTLING AND ADVERTISING BALLOONS. Also Novelties for Street ilen. We receive every week from our factory Walloons of all kinds and sizes that we guarantee of superior quality to any offered on the market. We also caution our customers and the trade to beware of inferior goods and false numbers offered at cheap pi ices. PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION. IB0M1P Poster Inks AmYovOneOiThen? '»WIWMQS^SSE- CHICAGO' ST. LOUIS.