The billboard (June 1905)

50 Xtie Billboard teoeUrD—Tnly 22-Aoc. 18. E«r. !•. Omr- 'pmtifr. Wabsab- ^jUrer—HUltarr AeaileiaT, Sommer Raral for Bmf. iaau fi-Aos. SO. O. B. -jLw. Mcfb «. J. a. I •A«s. B-19. Vrnilan Onr. - ~ M-Jmc 1. Ok. W. W. Old- 1&-2S. T. K. Cn><!kcr.' X. B. Klic. St. Mwui. ruifeia—Aoff. IS-25. 7. A. Basin. c a««m « il —July 1»-Aac. 7. 1^ B. Ifea*^ TbJUiJi TiitT 2»-Ai«. 7. S. H. iiwk. y»ni jToir A-u. a j. onos. ' -ADK. IS-M. , T. T. n*. loir »4«. B. I. BaaOi. ycML; H. i. la.— JdIt u-ao. _ - _ ABC S-lt. Wm. A. I >iualrT. De.F. a. latr »T. Bcr. OL % B-IS. A. D KERSOKX. a..- aciw. b bbim- Ml W. r Una fWk— Jbb* S-Ads. BU R«r. KaKTLABS.' emaDerJatf—Jalr aS-Anc 10. W. I*. MuUBf, ,tf. X. K. C. A. Lake Fuk—^Aoc. S-SS.- Dr. W. 1^ ITU Chtaat au N. W. Waihlns- ., OL WaablBStaB Grore—July 4-Sept. 1. ff. H. H. .anltk. am Natt Dept.. WuUnston. D. O. Nab. AttaaOe Cltr—Jewlab Cbaacaoqaa. iuSf s-20. laaae Bcaalar. Imk SSS. Phlladalphia, Pa. Blnsbamton—Omad Otorc Sommar Cbaatanqiia. JnlT 29-Aas. IS. Artbar J. Dibble. Cbaataaqoa—Thlrty-secoiLd AncQ&l Aasembly. Jnne 2S-Aiig. 27. Geo. E. Vincent, n. ol 0.. Cblcago, m. CUS BaTen^-CatlioUc Summer Scbool of Amer- ica. Jalr 2-Sept. 5. Wancen E. Uoilier, 8S E. 42na St. New Xotk City. HOaxa DAKOTA. ~^ Derils Lake—Jose 2-21. Edgar L&Boe. OHIO. Sathaada—^Aug. 2-16. Bct. M. 3. Slota. Bunea- Tille. O. Caabscton. O.— Aug. 7-12. ■Mamie—JulT ZS-An^. I. Ber. UUtcn W. 1305 Mardock ave.. WcaCwood, Gla* O. Oaflanec—Jnlr 80-Aac. lo. A. P. BoipbT. Itirtllii MhiBL Talfay OhiMtM^gj. mr »- a 7. Kaaeaatar-^nK, ISM. Bar. L O. Bpaiki. Haw- ark, o. Ht. Veznoa — Otda Baptlat (AaQtanqw AaaemUy. AOS- 2-17. W. G. Archer, agpt. piqoa (Miaiiar Eazk^ ta&. njoa.na SMf)— Win. JlaoaaMa, Ta.—^kc July 2&37. Norlolk, Ta,^Tk. Oct. 16-21. a 0. mgr., MS Mr. Oransek Ta TM Jnljr a^iAagu 1. PortUad, Oi«i^4Mrli Hooe Show. Avg. aS-Sept. 8. Blcfaaund, Ta.—The TlrglnU Boiae Show Aian. Oct. 10-lS. DpperTiUe, Va.— The Virginia Jane 15-1«. Warreatown. Va.—Tbe AOS. 30-31. Cpoea, amiow a ii Ha t. s-20. j. b. O^LAEOIIA. ■ ■TllHinilTin Chantaoqpa'-' Aa ■ J. E. Bnm«. OBEOOB. AsUand-^nlr 12.2*. S. F. BUUi«a. WnUamette TalleF—Tnlr U-23. B. E. ORfoa OUT- PE3raBZX,TASIA. Badea Mere—July IMagt. 6. ■. B. HngbaaTtUe. Pa. Ht. Gretna—July I'Anc T. OK W. Ot. Harriabors, Pa. HaomI Pfnwi Tnly ST-Aar. IB. Dr. U. Q. Bram- baash. U. of Pa.. PUladelpfala. Pa.. Poeono Piaaa. July ST-Aos. 10. B»t. Ruloa W. PhlladelphU, Pa. B01TTH DAKOTA. Big Stone t.ake—Jane 2r>-Jiilj 7. 8. B. Gold. Bis Stone City. S. D. Oknton—Jnae 2».JnIy 9. Dr. M. A. Swlekaid. - 9»jiiir». H. p. ' aait> IL B. PS- WaxshacUe—Jnly 18-38. B«ir.'CL O. KeOntnaU. Vhlte^to, Tex. WEST VIB.GIKIA. Wtedlns (MomdcriUe.) Anc. U-ia. Bct. 0. S. OcaliftBil* 7«ir so-Aag. & 3U. Cbeok-JUb- IMft. V. W. DeUna—AOS. MS. W. A. JaneSTTne Jw SS^klK. C ' & IC Oak Park, m. Marinette—AOS. <-U. < Madlson^MoDon'a lAke. K. UMeley, Madlcon. tadaa—Inly 15-24. Jan. B. Shaw, Bloomlaston. Ans. 8-3S. Balttmocc, HO.—Graatar Baltbaoo Bxpoaltlon and Camtral. Jmie IS-Jnly 1. B. B. John- son. Piper bidg. Boston, Maaa.—Intemattoul Bleetllcal BaUM- tlon. Aoaplcee NatL AMUdttkB Of Btoettleal QDDtiactaca and BlMMahl OMttMlMf AaaUc or Masa. Jnly U4I. CkMIV X OHVliell, mgr„ S Park aq. Eaa1^ St. £ionls,' HI ' Hafl MCA'a MM^MBVer Ex- position. Jnly M; Bdtvaiaiit Fikk. Phil H. TTaband. WUan. Italy—EzpoalUaa. April-NaT.. UW. Slg. bar Ia. Habhatlnl, aec. Mt. anaapeo, N. B. tUtebell, S. D.—SeTentli Aanaal Con Palace Bx- poaltlon and Free Street AttmetlODa. Bcyt. 25-30. L. O. Gale. Norfolk. Ta.—JamaatowB Tncaataaair tlon. Mfr t to Dm. 1, ISM. €. Johniiia, * " tem. Vartlaod. On. —I.ewla and poaldon. Jnne 1-Oet. IS. Henry B. Becd, lee. rarento. Can.—Indaatiial BxbtbHlan. Sept. 11. Vaahlastoa, D. C—Ocnttal Braektoo. MMa.-^BHtetintt Pair I Cbaiattearflle, Ta^-Xh« TligiaiB fiay 4*^ ft^edetlchalHiic^ Ti Jnlr IS-U. CUreaee B, lYont Boyal. Ta.— Aaaa. Ang. 21-22. Georgetown. Ky.—Blka* Fair and BOcat Jnly 25-29. 8. J. PnlUam. Harrlaonbaig, Ta.—tthe TUstnla Bona Aaaa. Ang. 15.17. Logaaaport, Ind.—Hone Show. Jnly 4. Ijoog Braaefa. 3t. T—Home Show. Jnly : I.ynehbnrg, Ta.—Hie Tltcinte Bocae Show Oct. 3-e. Buffalo, M, 29.JnIy 1. Chicago. Partlult ( UTB BXOOK SHOWS. Stock rrRTTMTWS TOTTBNAHEiraS. Armonr. S. O.—State Firemen's Aan. XMtna. meat. Jnne 20-23. O. W. QUii^ HUlhell. S. D. Blnghamtoa, N. Z.—Ang: M. nilrtiiBiit Minn Wmibf Kka. see Breleth. Mlnn^—Aug. —. Rice Lake, Wla.—State TIrcneB's SoommBt. June 21-23. Harry I,. Boi Wanscon. O.—'Nortbem Ohto ment. Jnne 19-21. Smith- WeU> caty, Uo^—Jnne 19-24. w. a. XISOELLAHXO'UB CFT.r.BBATIOHS. Sept. Baltimore, Md.—Bebnlldlng Celebration. 10-16. J. Harrj- Tregoe, pres. Baitlmorv. Md.—Greater Baltimore Jnne 12-JoIy 4. B. Brown. Booham, Tez^^Annnal W. O. W. Log BOUlng. Aug. M-19. Cameron & Tarply. Denrer, CoL—Celebration. June 21-Jnly 1. Great GaskUl Shows. H. H. Daniels, loc. •mrg. Oowna, Kan.—Cddbratlon Twenty^lzth Asm- niy ST. L. B. Pai*. - - - ttw Gabaston; Ttx . O ntfadanita BtBBlno. itOr 184B. W. ' B. ~ 0«lten- H. a B«ers, Mttan- amiastie taM'.lMS.' Bo- nmmenwni. SM abtccDth- %, lui- waokee. Wis. Indlanap<dls, Ind.—Korth American National FestlvaL Jnne 21-26. Badolpb Zimmerman, S44 Sixteenth St., MUwankee, WU. Mankato, Minn.—Mldsommer FeiitlTal. Jnly 3-5. John Donahue. Mt. Vernon, O.—Centennial Celeteatloa. Jnly 16. Indef. H. H. Greer. Osceola. Ia.—<U. W. A. Log BoUlag<» ASg, 17- 19. Bay WOaon, lock box 131. Portland, Ore.—W. W. Sportsmen's Assn. Tonr- nament. Jnne 22-21. A. J. Winters, sec. St. Anthony, lUlnn.—Seml-Centennlal of Orsanl* zatlOQ of City Ooremment. July 1. Terri- torial Pioneers' Assn. NatlTe Sons ot Min- nesota, Jnnlor Pioneers and the UasiHilc Lodge. Slloem Springs, Ark.—Twenty-flfth Annnal Cele- bration. Jnne 23-24 Dr. J. W. Wefaater. Wyoming, la Fiftieth AnnlTeraaiy ot Founding oc m Tain. Aug. e-8. OMe piaxm. G—«r gptlnsa. ITani PIniln Mr S^ >.inM, ngc. H. M. Park.' "Was. Lathbddse. aapL Oicatet, W. Ta.— Tenth Aoanal Plenle of K. O. B. of NUea. O. Jnly 6; Bock Springs Park. Clinton, la.—Mystic Workers ot the World Natl. Picnic. Jnly 22. J. B. Adams, aec, Piano, m. Latonla. Ky.—C. N. & 0. Hntnal Aid Aaan. June Woest's Garden. LonlsTllle, Ky.—Shepherds ot Bethlehem, Wood land Grore. June 22. Mrs. Carrie Bohlnson, 814 E. Bentneky st. Oak Bldge, Pa.—13th Annual Harvest Home Pic- nic, Alcola, Grove ■ Ang. 23-26. Bask Imp, Co., New Bethlehem. Osceola, Neb.—Polk Coonty Fraternal Asm. Ao^. 23. W. H. WecdaB. Ostettioig, Pa.—rrtrentleth Aan campment and Picnic Ami Gjotc- .Geo. W. Oater. PltttfHUg, Pa.—Odd Fellows' Orphani. June 21- 22. Luna Park. FIttabntx, Pa.—Sixteenth Ward PnUle SehooU. Jane 26. Lona Park. Plttsbnrg, Fa.—St. Angnstlne'l QkaMh and School. June 27. Luna Park. Plttsbnrx. Pa.—^Bomewood Schools. Jnne 28. Lnna Park. Pittsburg, Pa.—Bmshten Seboola. June 80. Lnna Park. . . . Pittsburg. Pa.—M: <BaMfe> Jnly IX Lnna Park. Plttaborg, Pa,-^acti«a ATaaaa PnabytedaB Ohnrch. Jnly 14. Lnna Park. . Pittsburg, Pa.—Knights of The klyatlc Chain. JdySf. LonaPaik. Ptttlbns; P». Wmn <aa SiCNt BivtM ChnrCh. Ang. SL SiA^ ' Pittamos, F8<-Mlar0aBHn, Aa» n> Uum Park. " ' ' '■ — Plttiliuf, Pk^4t Vaicpb'S Oipbn Bom. Avg. 8. lama Paik. PUMNUf . Ba.-^lbaerTatn(y Bill Obrlstlan Ohnrch SaDdar SAooI. Jidy 18. Lona Park. Plfabarg, B a; OLuith «( tha Uamaealata I cart, tat 88. tmn BHk> Wblant, BU-4C W. A. Hade. Aa^ ir. W. O. Gntbioaa. York Ctty. Pa.—Uodem Woodmen. Jnne IT. Bnokstde Park. Tork Clly, Pa.—The O. H. Weneflftal Soelaty. July 4. Biookalde Park. . York City, Pa.—^Luthem Snadir Mkaal «C Borer. July 8. Bmokalde Park. York City. Pa.—Setormed Sunday SdMol af Dorer. Jnly 15. Brookalde Park. _ X«(k <Ht7. Pavr-l^atie Otala Btonlaa. Mr Hi York City. Pa.^St. Mark's Latberan Smdar School. Baat Yosk. Jnly 29.. Braokalda Park. Z«k Cttr. Pi. aiM B Ortal Bet«nn«d ~ •cfeaaL JnaM, OtMf - - X«rk cur. Pa.—Bidge atl pal Saaday School. Jnlr 1. -Oaiid I , York City. Pa.-4ayBiwnnr Aaau. JRi^ 4. Cold Spring Park. York City, Pa ^Flfth Ualtcd School. July 8. Cold T ' York City, Pa.—BmlgsTlIle I 22. Cold Springs Park. York City. Pa.—Young People'a Ohrlitlan UalOB and the Fifth Cnlted Brethren Chnich «C North York. Sept. 4. Cold Spring Park. York, Neb.—^Fraternal Societies of York Ooonty Picnic. Aug. 21. A. O. Pmltt. Yooagstow^ O.—Masailhiii P. B. O. JUy £ZPO-^TXOHS. BoetoQ, Mass.—International Electrical Bzhlht. tlon. Auspices Natl. Aaaoclatloa ot Electrical CoDtractors and Baataflaal' OaatnaaHi^. AasM. ot Mass. Jnly IMI. OMlt L OaBtSS. mgr., 6 Park sq. Milan. lUly—BiposltlOD. AprQ-NOT.. 180S. BtS> nor ti. Sabbatlnl. sec. Mt Bonapce, N. B, Mitchell. S. D.—Seventh Annnal Corn Palace Ex- position and Free Street Attractions. Sept 23-30. L. o. Gale. Norfolk, Ta—Jamestown Tercentenaty Bxpoal- tlon. Hay 1 to Dec 1, 1907. O. Brooka Jahaaon, chrm. exec. com. pro tem. Portland, Ore.—^Lewla and Clark Centennial Xz- potltlaB. JODC 1-Oet. 10. B. W. Good*, ^ca.; HeniT B. Reed. see. Sonato. Caii.p-lDd8*Mal ~ u. : _. n. - •apt. a. TOVBTK OF JUVt Agency, la.- Alameda. S. Neal. Alliance. Nel>.— Altona. III.—F. C. Erans, ehim. Applcton, Wis.— Anrora, Ind.—^Anaplcea Plreoiaa» Z. ' W. Malian. Bessemer, Col.—Pioneer Clnb. Brsxll, Ind.—^Arthur Davis. Brockton, Mass John A. Billings. Canal Dover, O.—Modem Woodmen ot America. CarUoville, 111.—Anspleta Old Sailors. CamthersvUle, Mo.—CeldmtiM i Fair. G. W. Dashman. Charlestou, W. Va.—P. O. B.. A. O. Potta. Chlcora, Pa— CorydoD. Ind.—M. W. Of A., W. CoTlnEton, Ind.— ' < Danville. Pa.-^Aaapltaa OUT BlBM Dayton. O.— DeSacce, O.—Dedication New Library : Delaware, O.—Ancient Order of Dixon, III.—Wm. Kennedy, sec. Eldopa, la.— W. B. Batbbone. Eminence, Ky.—Lodge No. 140, L. 0. 0. 9m Ensley. Ala.—J. O. V. If. it. BvansvUle, Ind.—'M. W. A. Fairmont, W. Va.—Betall MeaAMlif AMU FlndUy. 0.—B. P. O. E. Fort Fairfield, He.—J. P. Uannlnc. Frankfort, Ind.—Boral Mall Ganlllif AM Frankfort, Ky.—Geotxe S. Batpcr. Franklin. Neh.—O. HU dlfth . GlUete, WyoiB,^ GiccneaaOaL 'Mi— «. J. _'8 Aaaa. ' - Barwaida. Oal.— - - MO. Kr^B. p. o. m. B. a Oi«l; I . Ark.—Bobert Alcn. Jaeksoa, Mhdi.- Jackson, O.—-Bnatscaa Men'* AaM_. F« % ridgc. Johnstown, Pa.—Cbaa. Young. KnocTine, Tenn.—G. A. B., W. B. &, 8. Ot V. Lafayette, Ind.—Bumell K. Bcdgood. Laneaater. 0.—W. E. Gray. Laporte City, la.—S. L. MaaWflL ' Lebanon, Ind.—C. D. Dally. Leesbnrg, Fla.—Board of Trade. Lewlston, Me— Logansport, Ind.—Joa Beitemeler, Commercial Cloh. Los Angeles, Cal.— McArthnr, O.—Business Hen'a Asoi, Manchester, O.—(Maitchester Frank S. Carroll, sec. Mankato, Minn.—John Donahue. Bapleton, Minn.—Anspleea Flie ; Bnslneaa Men's I«agne. Marysrllle, Kan.—Geo. MtduMdwr. Marysvllle. O.—iMatlnee Oab. W. : Mechanlcabnrg, HI.— Menominee, Mich.— Merrlllan, Wis.—O. M. RIckard. MIddletown, O.—Blcbard DowUng. v','-' < MltcheU. Ind.—J.M. A, Abel. ''' ; Mt.. Vernon, DI.— Montgomery, W. Francis Wllaon. Mooltrie, Ga.— Monger, Ollch.—^Auspices Maccabeea. Nebraska City, Nch.^. O. B., U. B. < Needham. Uasi.—•wmiam P. CU«r« Nerada. Ia.—Storn Co. OdelmtlaB. ' North BaltlinoM. 0.—fl. B, Ntetr. Padncsh, Ky.-4)i; PhB Sti Pans. IlI.-^««lMS aC Sat PapUUon. tUb<— • ■ . ^ Flm Bias, Atk.—Chpt. 7. B. Mmtdo. Boaid tt Lofssspcct Fort Enraa. Mleh.-^Radea and OMUCII Pactamootb. O.—W. U. W. Cmmf. UOk -Wk Prlneeton. Ind.—lA. B. Bartaa. Rhlnelander, Wla.—Max Zlmmetmaa. Bocliwell City. la.-^. L. Hedlond. St. Mary*. O.—^Ansplces Baglea. _ San jTaL m.—<BnalnMa Mas'* An.. M. B. P mell. ,i . •. Skowbcgan. Ife.-^ T. nittpa. Spencer, Ind.— Sweetwater, Tenn.— ; Tecamseh, Neb. Tipton. Ind.—Ansplces VBa (Maata. Dnlontown, Pa.—James HaddtH. nrbana, O Jadxe Mlttleton, ehma. ntica, N. Y.—Henry Sebeel, UW Oeoeaca at. Tandalla. Dl.—Chas. S. Stout. Warsaw, Ind.—O. W. Scott. _ _ West Badea Sptloca, Ind.—BaaB B. Daefcar Vest. 4« A* S»