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42 Tine Oillboard AUTOMATIC PRIZE 3 3313/®^ THE BEST MONEY MAKER IN THE WORLD -We are leaden of tbe %• o.id in street and fair CToand Karnes. We have cverTtliiDjr yoa WUt. Don't bar antil roD see oar free catalog R. A. MOORE MF'a CO. St. KANSAS CITY. MO. |i Electric HyronemonsGagBB. ' Drop Gases, Metal Boalette Wheel—best ever. Loaded Sloe and Marked Cards. Greatest ieubalog ever writtea on gambling, ■■■fttoaiw^sddieas FHEE. ;-;^^~-v»AR R A CO. SPBCIAL. NOTICE! We we pleased to inform tbe trade tbst we haTe opened a brancb In New Tork ClD-wheie all orders for Confetti wUl be promptly attended to. provided yoa are on our shipping list. If we do not al- ready hold deposit In your name as (^ar- antee that shipment will be lifted promptly, send same at once to St. Loals Confetti Co.. 12 Sonth Commercial St.. St. Loals. Mo., -wblch will enable us toftU roar orders Immediately upon receipt, as we win f amlab our reimsentatlTe in New Tork Olty with a list showliur wbo to ship. It oprastlnc Id the Eastern sec- tion It win mean qnite a savinK in fretgiit or ezpeoB ctaama. AddreasmU orders to 8t» ~ " ~ JsnncL. _ The Nashua Fair The Greatest Fair of the East. Privileges of All EJnds to Bent. GRKAT CROWDS. Four Days; Sept. 4, 5, 6 and 7, 1905. Write the Secretary. J. EL TOLLES, Secy, of the Fair, SIXTH ANNUAL Street Fair and Carnival Hunboit Neb., Sept. 14. IS and 16. M Sml Shm u i ittraetia t Wuhd. r^ASK. amn'mKN. seer. TIE PUffT mm «* THE BM PAIR OP KANSAS at IM tatk. Ottnra. Ebl. a p tm b ti M «m ptey for twtatr-tn per cent, of gtcm IN BIG Farmer City Uf. 29,30,31 Md Sept. 1,1905. Gxamder than ever. Write ior H. S. FASlfES, Se&, BT C5ty» HI. SOUVENiR NOVELTIES 14. -Pa. y. 3mm, flM.; n*. W. Otti^ wie. riiliMiliii jrfiliij On. f*to._ Bsft. l»tS. FUr. AW. W-IS. Anc. aO- . 00k iwr. Belli Mil A fit rar. ' _ ' " Mo iflttMi otD— at i U M ff dl J Co. Sept. 2. Newport—^Appalachian Fair. Oct. James B. Stokely, pn«.; J. M. Joan, trcas; B. W. BoofMr. s«c. SlieHfrrUle—AgrL Fair. Sept. M. Treatoo—GtbMO Co. Fair. Oct. 11-M. T. J. Ha4>p«Il, pm.; W. F, MtiBae, tieaa.; Clias. 1.. Wade. Mc ■vr. WMhr. MS. Sryan—Cmttml Texas Fair. Oct. IT-SO. W. S. Howell, pna.: H. A. Bnrctr, treas.; Tom A- SeaxcT. see. Dallu-JTtaaa State lUr. Bcpt 8(M>ct. 15. O. A. w—mifj pica,; J. B. Adsor. treas; Bydscr Bmiik. see. OncsTlBe—aant Oa. Pktr. Ctpt. SMA. 7. O. HaTtcr. fica.: ta. Oi tf i— ; B. L. Oiipeiitcr. ace. Coraieaaar-O. T. X._rail M» •41k O. Jao. W. J. U. Taaee. sec. UTAH. Salt I«ke Gttr—Desert AgrL aaA IfCB. Mr. . Oat. M; 3k e. UcDonaM. Baddsrd—Srailffltd Mb ASiee, pres.; X. W, A. Jeukloa, scCk BrutUeboro—^Vaflar - Kerce, pees.; ». OL TaskcT, ac^ Beat Hsrtaltk—OHMHAt flki 23. G««. KeNfw i>M>; tress. HascbcateF—Batteskm Vallv Wfekr Bi M. S. B. Smith, pres.; D. ■.-^rvk Or. 7. 7. Pace, sec lOddMxns—Addison Comity Fair. Sept. M ftaak C. Qrer. pees., W. SaUsbnry: C. ■■ Pinoey. trsaa.: Fred L. Hamlltoa, lec West Sallsbory. MoiriSTllle—I^m-rllle Valley Fair. Aog. 29-31. G. M. Powero, pres.; O. H. Waterman, sec Nortiilleld—Doe Btrar VaHey Fkir. Sept. l»- 21. Geo. 8. Oolbr. pres., WlUamstown; A. E. Denney, tresa.; F. G. FiSher; see. Batlaad—Bafaaaa Oa. IWk. Mm. IML I> w. SMialek pica.; W^-.B 6t'^ASSl^^S& • gMi: M a w. GMesk iMu IImMk 4V A. * S. F. 7 'IJ ^ . _ Oct. Noe& 8-T. .Pnyall ap-.-Tld]cx man. pres.; W. Bl. Tine. sec. Spokane^—Spokane Inter-Stats Howen W. Peel, pres.; & X . . Robt. H. Cosgrore, sec WaUa Walla—Walla Walla Fair. Sept 25-90. WZST YIBfilSIA. BeUinston—AsiL ftlr. Aa^- Mt.' A. F. Bohiftoo^li, socu " .'. BnrkhsniMP—lAgl; Jtfil " 0Vt. VflK V. H. Tonne, see. CIa4Sbarp-^grl. Fair. Sejrt. 4-7. J. N. Hess, Stklna—lA^rl. Fair. Aog. 29-31. W. E. Baker, see. Martlnabmx—Inwood Co. Psir. AoK. 22-25. J. J. TbompaoQ. pres.; F. E. WUscn. treas.; C. W. Bayer, sec. MUdldioiinie—oyler Co. Fkir. Ans. aO-Sept. 1. C. 8. Stanley, pres.; W. B. Klfchnei, tieaa. N'ew Martlnsnne—WctsM Oik WaM. .AMg. JA-17. lostns EacUls. ptee.; J. A. l|9Mk <MMk; J. K. Tbom, sec PenaSbOTO—Pennstioro Fair. -AnF. V-Sept. 1. E. E. WeiiB, pm.; Wm. A. St rie ke r , sec Shepberdstawn Morgaa'e Onm FUr. Sept. M. C. D. W«psas> V*^l Mb F. Bwiftwt, trcaa.: B. T TlillWii. ace. We«t«e-C«»to Otk Fair. B9t. H-U. WIie«UB-<BV*tC<" and state Fkir. Sept. A. BarinBB. pMi.; Gcol Book. see. W. G. Am bent—Portage Oo. J. MHes. pisB.. a «reaa.; A. 3. -Smltli. me. Antlgo Tisnclsfc Oo. Ffefe: I Appletoo—Appleton Asil. Illk, I. Joa. Koffend, Jr., sec iWhlinil A«ht.ni^ Co. Fair. Aog. 22-21. Moid. sec. Aosnsts—^Ean Claire Co. Fair. Dates not set. Geo. BQJs. pr««.; A. B. Brandford. tieaa.; Btrt Ftederlcts, B€e. IBaraboo—Sank Co. Fair. Sept. 19-S2. Cbas. 'WBd, pres.; Frank Straltz, treas.; S. A. Pd- ton, sec Besrerdara—Dodge Co. Fair. Sept. 25-28. A. lb Wallace, pres.; H. B. Drake, tress.; C. W. Barrvy, sec Bal oi t —Interetats Fab. Ang. 15-18. Geo. G. D. H. TMKirk. tress.; T. D. Asil. Fllr. AOS. SB-S. H. W. Vnme. pres.; B. Otant Bnnee, trcsa.; W. J. nement, sec Blade Hirer FtHi Tif s» Ca. lUr. Sept. E. I<. OaastFr atb^ > = Baseal>d-^A«H.- pres.; Joe B. sec. CedaitKiix—Cedaitaqr 1Mb cob Dietrich, sec Cbnton—Calnmet Co. Fair. Ane. Sl-Sept. 2. Fred Hocman. pres.. New Holsteln; Wlpfield S lAoyi, treas.; Gregory Dorsehel. sec Chippewa FaHa—Northern Wisconsin State Fair. Aag. 28-31. Eobt. B. Clark, eec. CnmberUnd—Oranberland Fair. Sept 6-8. A- H. r ^ nmo , sec- St.) AHMIe Bses MSettac W. e. Jaek- ISM. H. C SSroy—^blF MR. Av^ l^Bv^ 1« V* Clcaiy, tec, BransMlIe—Bock Co. Fair. Sept- 5-8. W. W. Glillea, sec Fond da Lae—Acil. IWr. Wataon, sec 8«t. »«. X. W. Mag. am. m. o. French, see. Gay's Mills—Oenttal Agrl. Fair. Dates aot ae^ Atley Peterson, pres.. Soldiers' Grore; M. 7mse«on, treas.; E. G. Brless, sec. Hlll*oro—lAgli. Fair. BepL 12-15. A. N. JoQes. sec Bortaanile—Ontigsiale Oot Fate Sept. at-33. A. L. Maiphy, see. Iron Blrer—Bayfleia Oo. XUr. 9^. M. <*•<>- W-. Kipley, sec li l imai i i i —Jeffeiaoa Oa. Wr. 6ept. 26411 F. Boealer, sec. KUboom City—liOter Oe. Wetzel, pres.; D. H. Campbell, sec lA Crosse—Inter-StUP Ddc . SlBt. Mlk T. H. Spoice, pres.; Bk M. Wlagk taaML; OL 8. Tan Anken, sec X^neaateK—Grant Oo. Fair. Sept. 5.8. Geo. A. Uoore. see. I/OdI—liodl Unloo Fair. Sept. 1^14. A. B. Binds, Bee Siladlsoa—Dane Co. Fal& II> W. TerwllllgBd. sec. 'ManltOTToc—AsrI. Fair. Sept. S-SL Cksa. e. Hacker, sec. Uar^eld—Central Wis. State Fair. Sept. 18- 21. Geo. W. WeKon, sec. Bledftird—TTaykr Co. Fair. Sept. 5-8. F, U. Staanr, pras.; I.. A^ MSler, U lss.; W. O. Toooe. sec VerrlH—UneslB Ctk lUr. Sept. IS-IS. H. B. — ». mtiiiMa. tiaaa.: J. Wis. Fair. Anc. 15JS. Hoii*nl niiFito'Oo. Fair. Sept. 2(^32, C. B. OOb, presk: N. A. Peeso, treas.; U. O. FUber, Monroe—Green Co. Fair. Sept. 18-16. W. Lod- low, pres.; L,. A. Honger, tiess.; WUlart T. Saocermsn, Bee KemsTnie—Clark Co. Fair. Sept. 13-15. J. W. Honunel. pres.; G. Ii. Bedmond, treas.; New BiduDond—New Bkdrmond Fair. Sept. 19- 22. O. J. WllUams, pres.; F. B. Winter, treas.; Ii. A. Baker, sec. Oconto—Oconto Fair. Sept. 5-8. J. B. Cliase, see. New umdon—Agrl. Pair. Sept. 26-28. PliUUps—AgrL Fair. Sept. F. K. Baa- dall, sec. FlatteTllIe—Big Badger Hfek Ait B-flapt, I. C. H. GrSible, sec. Flymootb—aieboxsan Oo. Pair. Sept. 4-7. Otto Gatfron see. ■Portage—Colnmbla Oo. Fair. Sept. 5«. J. H. Wells, pres.; B. N. McConchle, treas.; I. B. Jooes, sec. Beedsbms—Agrl. Fair. Sept. B-8. W. A. Slwlte, sec _ BieUand Centre—.Rlchlsnd Co. Fair. Sept. 26- 2». J. W. Martin, pna.. Oothaai. Wla..; B. a. T. ▼) _ ~ " Sept. 20-22. l>B*ta, see. hot— TwiMB Oo. Fair. Sept. 12-lS. aiteMn. pRB.: J. B. Hdicee. sec. Waiissii ITsiilliisi Oo. Fair. Sept. S-e. WatartowB—Inter-Oemiiy Fair. Sept. 19-22. Wantoma—lAsrL Fair. Sept. 27-28. F. F. Wehsner, sec. West Bend—iWashlnctiak Co. Fair. Svt. W. P. RIT. sec ^ WestOeU—Ofanioette Co. Falb •*ptk 1. W. P. FVUcr. Jt.. sec —iWeni ■ Co. ' M. E. M. F. M. Sept. 2B. M. Ang. l-«. D. H. Prise, asc IBowmanrlBe—West Dathaa Fair, A. James, see. Brandon, Msn.—Westecn Man. Fair. F. J. Clark, mgr. Brigden—Fair. Oct. 8. K^ockTOIe—Co. Fate Btgt. SL B. B. Field, Campbellford—CampbdHM Mb Biflk M. G. A. Bay. see. Carbeny, Man.—Norfolk Fair. Jnly lP-20. O. S. Brooks, sec. Carmen, Man.—DolTertn ABXl. Fair. Mtf S-T. T. KcnlfifaMn, sec Cartwright Man.—Cai A. W. Bagnell, see. ChsWism—W««t Beat. A:. J. niila«a, pres.; SeuT BaMksne. aab OoDlngwooa. " : r 1_ Sept. 26.28. W.^ Ban; fM; >aa. ««a fsylc. bca%; /. & «. moee, see. Delotalne, Man.—'Agrl Fair, July 20-21. P. C. Shepherd, see. DmiTUle—OmtTllle Fair. Sept. 26-27. Gdmootoo, N. W. Ter.—Industrial £x. Jane 29- Jnly 1. F. Fnuer Tims, sec. Elkhom, Man.—Agrl. Fair. July 17-18. W. M. Cosblog, sec. OVER THE FENCE BUT •Aim a wusaa )IMPROVED GRIP IIACHilE iECRMICUlT rOIFECT A STKADT TaYMM BEBQCES NUBB Krn BinZ. t3 Obaiabw* », Uw Totfc. If you are Good at Solving a Puzzle Try the "Ryedo" The Edu- catlonsi and ScienUfle Wonder Remove TMa "Ryede Puzzle" C*n b« o4«d mm a key rin^swBie Chain. Wbere the '* Rjede Ptuxto*lifla sight It caoMS a MimtJon. Asents Make SSO a Week. The most rapid noTsltysellCTaad mu adTeruserontbs naikac. 6st tbem diisetftaas tta s^aMMtHk era "III ■»! ss—la k| MPfcs ive. ■jt.T.jnA STERLING. ILL. WANTS ^mm Carnival Comnany with H doz. A-1 Shows for Oieat! Northwestern Fair. Antr. 29-30-31. Sept. 1. I9(B, Atteidaoce 30,000. Will kItb rUefat parties best proposition on tbe market. Prefer to do Ijostness on per cent., but will. consider anythlnR- on the ' sanar« deal" plan. .\d(irt--5 W. S, Kllsoar, Sec., PriTlk-gv, !i.r sile. Sterling, lU. QTREETMEM O-^UUTINji-ll SpacMS. Ml &i thSHt DETROIT. MICH. PHOTOGRAPHS Cabinet Photos ofyonraelf for BelllnK,t3. per IQO: «31. per icoa £dena CABBUNA fiuliih. Be d Ptioto. CIITIIRF MtrsBAfTDoawiFE paoToe.«z.M rU I UnC per l.aoa FORTUNEA.SOc SampTloa ^1 DT iHrUIMPQ ForFatnrePhotosXovers r'"s4_?:'**'"'"^* P.O.*8oaTenlrPo5tCsrda B. ZDENA StndloSOe ArchSt. PbUadelpttla, Pa SeULIIeUtteUes TJUfOnT.4151 tSr..CMregOL BEIilR, MO., FAIR, Seated propoMls will b* opea«d Ao^nst 7tfa, »t It X., tor fbUowliur eiCloalTS prlvllet^es: Dlalngrooin, BoCt Drinks, Cig^BTs &Dd Tooaooo. Candles, Fruits, lc« Cream -i Gales, Meny-Qo-Rooad. Ferris whe«]; alao sM^ Wlp luK SBBfl^AMMMMOtA and midway ttlMl^ _ n»<ganVa>^ < 111 11 as right to walTsaM<» feeCaaad reject any uAttnMda Addreaa bklsto CHA8. B. McCOXAS, Cor. B«e^. GROTHERSVILLE FAIR (A Tri-Ceunty Fair) Noted for laive a t tend an ce, Sevt. 20. 27. tB _ ... . j,^^ ■oilow FitB. niBiff, o„ Aunt istitti tin, SHOWS WANTED! RrivileKe* Sold by Mtoll. I*. G. HOUSEWOBTH, Secy., OBSOk 6IE1T SpaoQ tl I OetobsrMML BsrtaslTCS— -111J -go-round sad cMbSfS. BaUdlna center Ttiaa for net. — 8E10CL TBBOMiaserj^ NOTICE O. J. Felker, late manager of ttie BcBe OUT Opera Hoose, of Bacloe. Wis., bariae 1 berefter all com man I cations wUl bs f 00 the [iewl7 appointed manager, w. a PAOb Meatioa"X%eBiiB>oard?'vlimttiMwmMgi