The billboard (Aug 1905)

Tt\€s Billboarcl 23 inxn. tIon»l C«0. AW. »• ■CDooald. *■ of Initicslvffa •« Ui^ U. Bo'toii—CatboUe Order . B. aad Ouwda Cos. Anc. . - - MB. U2T Stock Bzebanc*. CUean BaSw-L O. 0. r. Or. Lodse Ooa. Cut- THIS MAGHiNE MADE II2.8IJI IIE MT.. ThUlaoaaafWdlKer ent colB-MMMMd MMjr- innklnK ■■■■■ ADtonMllc A mancm«n» Machined, wblcb are dally e&rnlntr large Ineomea for their ownem. Your opportu- nity iH Ju«t al (rood mjt C. 1- AndentoD, P«orla, llL, bad. He »a7«;—^**PojichlDfr Bag arrlTad 4 o'eloek yeatenlaj afternoon. Ouened U thUmomlaraC « oVIock and took oot »l».«s." 1 F. t-ullrr. Mt. Airy. K. C. "1 bave taken asjooo pen* nIt-H out or onfi of your Xltia IteK PuncblnR Macblnea la the K>tt IS MionthK." Tbat meanrt IX)UBLED HIS VOSEY e^ery WUayii. Jumt think. What Savaral worn vou. We mftke nKmey-makliiff ma- chines from tIS upw It does not tDAtter wbethcr yon live la a itniati town or ft oiff ett7« tbey will cftTB yon m Unr*. !»- depcndaat tamnw with- oat work or woktt. Per- fectly 1eirlUm&t«. MltlM Machines freiiuently pfty ^for themiielTes la tes (Uys, After ttwl It 1« HllOFIT. They an resaUr MINTS at ^. .ilra. imrlcK, county Cain. ANY vCoro or wbvrever people are to be foand. Srerybody palRiDUesa Mllla Aaraacmcnt Maehlac—men, tpmA oMilnp* ItMff* tm do work—Jsat If yon bave any mum of moi . —lolnvvKt Id a irun* moneT-makWaMH'ifhtl wrlt« to-day for our Booklet Noa Ws **flinr make money Cut.** Xt'» Free. 11 tg 23 S. Jefftrsa St, CO.. cmcuo, ni. Boston—'Intmatlonal Maetalnlata Amb. Otm. Si-pt. il. Gtorgt Prettoo. «I3 UcOlIl bids.. Boetoo—Jr. O. U. A. M. State Council Coo. Sept. 18. Martin M. Wood, 113 SLxtb at.. Leomloater, Mass. BoBton—'Natl. Loomflxers' Ann. Con. Sepri 12. John J. Pnreell, 191 Darli at.. New Bedford. Slaaa. Boaton—N. E. Fhotosrapben' Aiao. Con. As*. S-11. J. H. C. Bvanoir. 320 Boyleaton at. Boatoik—Natl. Retail OranlaU' Aaan. Con. Sept. 18-lB. Tbos. Woeten. Cbifaa. VL Wli. —. OUaton— O. D. H. S. Or. Lod(e Saaalon. An*. T. Brary Riebter. Bastliamptoa—Elaatle Oorlnc WcaTera' Aaal- Kaowted Am. Con. Sept. II. Bpbratm Aib- 1.7. 41 LaawU at., Brockton. Man. fall ttl.er A. O. a. Ladles^ AucUlaiy State Co*. Aac —. Mlaa Auali S. MKnayay. ttatc Oaa. Mr ciiailfMaa. PaU Bi wt .^ Bto m . —. Bit Hmrnrtk. Lynn—Jonmexmen and Gaa Fitter*' Stnt* McAreen. Broektoa. PIttaflrld—State FMl 0. D. B. Oriseal. Waaiaocton, D. C. Sprlnttleld—^Natl. Si' Sept. T. RlAavC Ufa, Oona. Wabatw—D. O. H. Or. tilgi •tttcca srir ati A. r . Oct. B-7. Bay City—Natl. Leacne of Trterane and Sona Oin. Sept. —. W. 8. Cooler, Clare, Mlcli. ni»trrtlt— -Tt. O. K. K. Imperlnl I'alace V-do. Aug. 13rl8. H. W. BeldloK. 407 N. Uxuadway at., St. Louis, Mo. Detroit—D. 0[ H. Gr. Lodge Con. Aog. 1. Detroit—Dramatic Order of Knlghu of Eobr. Aasn. Imperial Palace Con. Aug. —. H. W. Beldlng, 407 N. Broadway, St. Looia. Mo. Detroit—^Eaatera Star Bem-Tolent Fond of Amer- ica Con. Aug. S. Mia* M. B. Crowe. Detzott-'lBtenatloiial Aam. of Faetoar Is- ; M j ch it tf Oca. Aag. IS-IS. a. C. Baefan, imaratttc m. Detroit gaUlili «( -Ite GoUea Bade Sup. I Caatle Om. Oet. 10. A. C. Kgttle. SI4.S18 I M. BtMd tt.. PhOaddphU. Pm. I Detroit—Bute Oaa Ana. Oaa. Sept. SB. B. W. j Doaglaa, Ana Aitnr, Ulcb. Detroit—nnlreraal Craftsmen'a OsmnB JC JMII' neen Con. Ans. 14-IS. RoM. Q, Whitney Mdg.. Clerelnnil. Ol Iletmit—Y. M. C A. R.7||KMi I tloaal CoDf. Sept. 28-OEt. I. Sntb at.. New York City. Detroit—State Bi'tall Foraltne Dealeis* Con. July —. W. E. Barker, pre*. Detrol^-Ccmaa BcatOeUI Oaloa On. 2m^ a> 23. Mn ' t, 4n aub ««an ntutmg, nu wtfr. * w. The tMlinc? of thii list la on account o>f prc89 of ad' printed la fall next week tMs week It K-Ul tK c Val-Walter Stanton, Jr, The Biant Danoing Rnoster Trained Fighting Cocic, HONS. JULIUS, CLOWN. w. s. Jr., waa ttie bit of cbe ahow at the Chalno, N. Y.. mimmer of 1903. As Olant Danclnff R4 aaillence. The .trvnmli of a mntlcal «how Is meaanred by Ibe strength of it* atrongeat featuro, no doubt will carry It Into eitcnded prosperity."—Sew Torit TIaM*. ]I*J It. ^ The ml bile otercninic were Little Arthur iwnn and Wkliai Waiaa, Ik "-^^V» "W.R. Jr..a«Ttae<slaiit RooMar.reatly made tbeeureeaaCttncnakW • • • W«a Ketallcd halt a dotcn tlaM*."—N. T. CUppar. May M, XB. MBAMmi mm STMT0I, SR., MKAN mkmm, ■nvantorand Patentaa ef Maohanloal BIrda and Orlslnatorof Acta. ATTENTION •RIVIUKOI :OPI-K I I Lincoln Mid-Summer Carnival ■.INCOUM, MKB., AUGUST tath «0 GREAT 6ASKILL SHOWS and Amusements, All legitimate yttrliagas $10.00, Address E. C. REWICK, Sec'y. A. L. Finch, Promoter, LIBERTY For Fairs and Carnivals, Ths Ltwis & Laks Soeitty, CIRCUS AND aECTRIC THEATRE 3—Big Free Acts—3 Forty People—Band aadOrsbestfa Plenty of swell paper for onr attractions: shows clfian and moral: bic top fifty feet, with two thirty foot middle pieces 50x110. Wanted—Musicians, drcas acts and machine operat- ors. Writa anlck for taima. Panoaiiaiit addieM LEWIS A LAKE. 587 North Main gtgaa*. AT LIBERTY MY NO. 2 BAND OF Twenty-two Italian Musicians Good uniforms. Thoroo^ly reliable and ezperienoed. Cifeas or good Ou- Qival preferred. AddiMB PROF. ANTONIO OUVSIO, Bind Ferari Bum. Shows, per route in The Billboard. CARL HAGENBECK Stellingen, near Hamburg, Sermany, Takes pleasure in annooni-lnr ZOOLOUGAL fiARDEI, CINCINNATI ^Tn^^tSe AMCI^ICAI^ AGENCY Tliebaainessor tbis atrcDcy. wblrb basbeen condDcted for the time belnir by Mr, Lorans HsMBlMck. has been turned over by him to Mr. Stephan wltb whom sbouldbej Takes pleas S. A STEPHAIi, Wanted for the Pike AT THE MINNESOTA STATE FAIR A few first class shows on percentage. Must be strictly up-to-date and have attractive fronts. 80,000 paid ad- missions to Pike last year in five days of rain. Address HAROLD A. BUSHEA, Director of the Pike, Htttl FraMsk, St. Paul, Minn. l^y yyjl^ ry yiy^ -Good talkerjor .Lmette also good Ferris Wheel. Hmn fttoe. Am. Co,, Weatland, la,, Aug. 3 to 5, "~- "-Trii fTiHai ■nnrriiij Jfate^SbtBiUtaant* 4br l ailoa IJsft Tho Cinoinnmtl Zoolofflool Gmrden ' MSttotrfw aU kinds of animate, etc.. dilpited Into Anieilcaii^^ to powhaaerH. THEgCONYNE KITE Awarded tke Gold. Silver and Bronze Medals at World's Fair. ** It baa no eqtcal.* ■ it Is the Kite yon saw floating big aerial *.ads.** at St. Loola. Iboatr was rnUof them. It Is the only Kite on the market that cms be osed tor aWtlal. AOVSt- TININO with sncceaa. It Is the best and ill iinjul irilii inndi It haatha armtiat Utttngpower. Will Oy many wind—ten to tfilrtr ntlias aa l—r aad d» goed PRWES OF nTB UNE AHD BAMEKI, iiNa.iJH fla aaatL . . , Mttt, . . or at least tnU Infoi balaaee a a D. Ikr TERMS CASH,' SILrAS J. CONYNEU 401 ■cLeai kn., Chicago one-Ihtnl ■matlon AT LIBERTY After July 30, 1905, The Great Eekhart In his thrillincr Slid*teUlBb lUSbag down an indlnoaC V fee* Ugh and 500 feet long in a hboa Of Ira A gnat drawine eaid ISor puts ana fUn. Just eloeed a 3 wedo^ engagOMiit at Al Fresco Park; Peoria, HI. Manageia uml Mtinitsilna mitti fmrimi***"^—e^^o Per address, 208 Spriae ST., Wanted ... •aaWanted Four Indopoificiont eiiOww«, Fqrris Wlieel and all kinds of camlyal acts and concessions. Week d Aug. 14. Good as a month elsewhere. ■ Two big weeks to follow. Be quick. BILLIE EDWAKDS, Sec^y, Springfield, Ifl. Wanted... ...Wanted For OREAT STAR SHOWS, MUSICIANS of all ktnds. Pay ten dollars per Addieas mo. COGHUIN, Manager, Grover Hill, O.. Aug 5; Oitoville, O., Aug. 7 WANTED —Loud singers. Banlo and Guitar Players. Open work. Salary—no limit. DB. DATID BAY. Bllllboad. 'He Bmbonnf' wbai tuuMrwy i