The billboard (July 1905)

40 Tlie Billboard WANTED Big Sensational Acts mmmmmfOK MORTi MKOTi STITE ?»mmmmm Grand Forfas, North Dakota. Aug, 29. 30, 31. Sept. 1 and 2. Want to hear from aerial return act to featare; high diver, good troupe, three or f<mf acrobats; anybody write that can delivier the goods. Address D. V. MOORE, Secretary. Hi Henry's Minstrels One more Solo Coraet, Double Bbb. Tuba and String Bass, Trap Drummer; EnphoDlum, 'Cello, E flat and B flat Clarinet and Saxophone players. In- -Btroments furnished. Also Picture Maihine Operator, Calcium Operator, Ijooomobile Operator and bandy man to take care of mule. Must all be .mamt, creditable peopi*. R a h — i—h begin t Ifaiiim Themtre, Btogtewood, ,GhiBi«o, lU., Aug. 1,10 A.1L O t Mon heKtm mb . AU Unds wSU to fill MB. HTBAlT BBfBT, HI HemjlB lOmOds, kt Dt. HllgWIIIUUU, VHKlgD, XII. WANTED PRIVILEGE MEN^M ami AnfiAGITIONS To address the followmfir secretaries: W. W. Bird, Anthony, Kan.; J. D. Homphreys, Kingman, Kan.; W. P. Feder, Great Bend, Kan.; £. £. Potter, Sterling, Kan.; H. A. Rowland, McPherson, Kan.; A. Ik Spoiisler. Hotdunson, Ean.; J. T. Aztell, Newton, Kan.; H. M. Balch. Eldorado, Kan.; Banty H. TTwmiieon, Mcwfciik, OUa.; E. P. Blake; Blackwell, Okla. CM •TEN CONSECUTIVE WEEKS OF FIIBSsSMNB Beffnidng Ang 7tb, endinff Octofior 9ll Bom need write imleas they have clean shows, that are willing to play on a per cent.; no gamblers or fakirs wanted. Grood chance for refreshment men to make money. VniVhr. VR«.;^L B. D. V. Hoke, wee Butam—CtcnnoDt Co. Fair. S«pt. B-8. SMTer—(Pike Co. Fair. Sept. 10-Zl. W. A. RuKlI. QM.: a. W. Baker, trcu.; T. W. Bortoo, ate BeUefootabw—Cogaa Oo. Fair. Anc. SMR. Jdo. a. HoRKr, pres.; JoA, f. Alkca, acc B«H«TTi«'—(BfUerne Fair. Oak Mfc H . F. Bahuejcr, pres.; T. & MHMMb' MM.; T. H. Pirklnsoo. •«:- _ ,, Berta—We« Ot[r«lK«a Co. Fair. 8e»t. 12-14. O. K. Ston«, Bl«JKiie9ter—Clinton Co. F!»ir. Ang. SMA. J. R. R<e«, pres.; E. Goodwin, creaa.; SOncr Bostin^^-OmnoDt Oo. nUr. Ang. 3t O tp t . 1- G. M. Roodebaah. fCM, JtoBMaMP]*(_^- C. Bajqi, tma.; Jotan are.. Norwood. VomVBS Green—BowUaK SO. R. S. Sweet, atc _ _ Bucjnis—CrawAvd Co. Mr. Oct. W M J . W. stockman, ma.; W. A. ■Mfeik MM.: S. W'. HoiT, acc * Bnrton—Ocansa Oau Mr. Sept. IMIL W. 8. ftotd, aec Cadiz—aaitlM dt nrfc Oik »*. B. Canal D m ai^^^t M M W l O. Mb Oat. lT-20. CUniiltoo—CarraU Ok. Mb. Oat. IMS. H. O. Oaapcr, smb.. Iftgiil a; 1^ J< Celina—Mercer Co. Fair. Aog. 21-2S. C. P. KroEn-, pres.; W. H. Bomer, treaa., St. Henry; Fred HeSiy, Ft. EecoTtry. Cliagrln Falla—Coxaboca Co. Fair. Sept. 6^ F. C. GaM Me. _ cmilcotliL Quota Valley Fair. Ang. 23-20. F. M. DeWvese, pre*.-. F. Earl DeWeeae. aec. dnclniiatl—Hamilton Oo. Fair. Aag. lS-18. I>. Ij. Samrwon, 5«c. darkerUle—dinton and WaiTMi Co. Fair. Anc. 8-10. ■Warren A. Brady, prea.; F. L. UiUer, ueas.; IMrs. V. A. Gorbam, sec Columbus—Ohio State Fair, Set>t. *S. W. W. ililler, sec. Coslioctoa—OoSboctoo Co. Fair. Oct. 10-13. W. Simons. pr*8.; W. B. Miller, trea*.; Bobt. Boyd, sec. CrotoQ—Hartford Central Fair. Sept. 13-15. W. EL HarHtJiJ, pres., C«itert>urB; C. 1.. S*c- Cracken, tteafi.; W. H. Slesfrlend. see. Dayton—iMontgomery Co. Fair. Sept. 4.8. Eaton—Fn^le Co. Fair. Sept- 11-15. Noak St. ler, pres.. West Mancliefiter; C. F. Bnxike. Jr., treas.; G. W. Dangtierty, sec. ElyrU—LoralD Co. Fair. Sept 19-22. W. E. Miller, pres.; L,.' D. Hsmllll, treas.; ^mhmty Keldlsg, sec. Fbullay—Bancock Co. Fair. AQf. SQ^Vt. Z. Wtn. Demland. wc GaUispoUa—Galla Col nj^^^^at^^MM^ ^^- ticM., e«Ddan; J.-i.,TUmm, apfc GicentDe-Ouk Oik Mu JaB.^aMMt. L Z. Han, ace. We Kave iasaed a Bo&u> «lful Aa«im drawing {ac- •IflallM In Cotora of Wktmtmm, Window Carta. Bangers, Etc. ShaU we Life'oi MewYodfe you HEINZ BROS. WOBU'S 6BEATEST eiUlVAL SflOWi lit le-Spaee lits a Tank of Water. Master Willie ea the Spiral Tower. ^mrMM«A^ PERRI8 WHEEL. COLORED BAND to put on Plantation W ^ C»aaa^&VE Show and any ahow that is up-to-dat*. Privll«<es $IO.OO. Pt ttP ece people address BOB LONDON SHOWS. ED. L. HEINZ. SAVANNA. ItX,. JolT a&-a9. PBESTON. IOWA. July 31. Aasnat L WHEATLAND. IOWA. Ancnst 3-5. The Great Northeastern Fair FUIT. MCHieAN. SEPTEMBER 5-6-7-8, 1905. iMratOEnOIX. Abmyai WANTED FOR THE JOHN H. SPARKS' SHOWS UdUlHIW PMpIl H iUI ibr Meonrl aldeabow. Tear's work to eood. hard workliviieople. Address D. B. OELUBPIK M aua —r of Annex. Boale—Coraopjlls. Pv. Jaly 9; Ellzabetb. Pa.. July 31: BrowasTllIe. Pa.^ AnsnstL WANTED FOR BEATTIE'8 BIG FAIR GROUND SHOWS: Sister gasd alasiiiK and ■<»~H"e apedaJtieakBraalcal act. ifcetcli team. ladr back and wlas < M pan scalnat liorses. make ebaimet, with or witboat soakM. ~— ■ssd iliiaa»n for tiallyboo stage. Al door talker to make UK tiTIJ prcfOTCd. Good cook. Anrthlac f tedatei "e. X alao want a fun line of colored pe Write tall partlcnlaia and lowest i Xswis Btasst, roxt Wayss) Ind. COME TO THE GREAT CONCORD, STATE FAIR, SEPT. 12,13, M. 15. £S THE Standard Printing SHOW PRINTERS, SAINT PAUL, B. Oodge. pcea, WMflteiWi ■ O. OL tRM.; J. a. Boterts, see. SMM nsllllll Co. Fair. AOS. 28-Sevt. 1. M. vSmS—tfti^.^ Fair. AOS. 29-SI. B. J. iWftid, pres.; J. A. HamUtoo, treas.; H. J. Fotws, aec. Lancaster—Falrileld Co. Fair. Oct. U-14. W. T. McGIessfiiian, sec. L«l>aiioo—Warren Co. Fair. Sept. la-SS. A. D. Smith, pres.; Geo. W. Carey, sec UstMo—Colomblmna Co. Fair. Sefft. 12-14. S. F. Moore, sec. Lima—L-lma Fair. Sept. 12-15. J. O. States, pres.; G. R. Fetter, treas.; T. B. Boweiaock. sec. LoodoQ—OUdlsoo Co. Fair. Aac SMcpt. L MoCoDoellsnUe—^orsaa OOk B^nj. F. Beed. pres.; BsM Geo. H. BU<^ ace. Uansdeld—iBldilSBa nfe; Am. Wttm^l. W- H. Sbyiock, pam4 aMk BiB^ OMa; Jhik K. Coas, sec. -Marietta-Wa^ilngttB Co. Mb B^t. S-S. gir.'" me, pres., l>ow«r adaat O. W. Zlm. mer, treaa., StanJeyrllle; Sas. F. Horey, kc (Marion—Olaricn Co. Fair. Sept. 20.28. J-. A. Knaw. aec. MarTBTUIe—Union Co. Pair. Sept. 12.15. F. O. Jolmsoa. pre*.; Homer Soothard, treaa.; ■W. F. Broderlck, sec Mason—Olasoci Fair. Date* not set. J. A BetMld. pres.; J. W. Bock, treaa.; W. H. Wtlllamaon. sec. Medina—Medina Co. lUr. Sept. S-7. O. O. Van Deosen, sec . Ottokee—FnltoD Co. Mlb But. iOM. SL W. Tfllllams, gee. MlddletDWn—Butler Co. Fair. Oct. S-S. MflotpeUer—Williams Co. Fair. Sept. li2ie. Jacob Fal>er, prea.; C. C. Lattaoaex, see Sloont Joy—8cM» Oa Mc^ JUK. Wcp L 1. D. T. BiackM^ flna, aMiai; W. a. nc- Georlre, sec. T'lll Tl I "llllllMB VUr. Oft. _WL J. w. Haooa. pres.; B. B. U0lt, MM.; J. L. Baiter, sec Newark—Uefchw Co. Mr. Oat. O*. W. H. Kmi iBiiioa. |B«s.. Gneavtaet B. M. BIcIcr. tnss.. Baaicr: t. X. Mm*, ase. «4a Mr. Sept. "My Col Mt. S9t. 28. Ott awa Pn taaaa Oik Mr.* Oct. aT. W. J- Vatacr. pcea.; B&m. Outwrlgbt, tma; A. P. Ottofccc-MMa Co. Mr. Sept. 10-22. D. We have bought the entire poster out- fit and al) stock, paper and engravings CARNIVAL POSTER COL, OF aiNNEAPOLIO, Which has gone ont of fa isiiw—. of the latter coDoem WRITE US. Oompanles touring the West should witte na Ibefcie placing th^.print- PaaU]nc-«taliIlar Oo. Fair. Sept. 5-8. A8ea Byt>ee, pna.: Jao, A. Jenkins, sec. Blcbmood—BiebaoDd Trl<:i>. Fair. Sept. IS- 22. J. L. Horn, pns.; U P. AIMcht, treaa.; H. C. Duke, s««. R!chwood—Rlchwood W-Or Tafr. Sipt. 16- 22. J. L. Hon. Blpley—BIpley Fair. Ang. 8-11. L. H. Wil- liams, sec Home—Home Fair. Sept. 28-29. Jno. Gregg. sec SuDtonry. BoeseUvU;,'—RnMellrHle Pair. Oct. 12. J. D. Setp. pres.; T. M. SaUsbary, treas.; J. C. MUIer. sec. St ClalrsTlIle—Belmoat Oo. Fair, Au«. 28. Sept. 1. D. S. CresBcr, pres.; W. T. Jad. kins, treas.; t, B. TajIW, MC. Gandnaky-T'EHe Oa Bikv MOt. IBM. 9. B. WILL ^ FREE ^ FREE Daring and acta, blab diver, ballooa , sUde for lUt, IKSOS Sli E. Ky. St., Kentucky. ELWOOD FAIR AUfiUST 22-23-24-25, 1905. WANTED: T* S wllf MIVMsfB Mi WrIfB Frank E. DeHority. Secy- WANTED Two good TandtTllle abowa and cos ■ ■ On* tor Uc O. a. B. meet at tliis plaee AosMt n; IS and U. Alao PerrU wbccl. Addresa ». WLi BAXOMF. eatt Lick. Mj._^