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Xtie outboard 39 5c. lb. GONFEHI! CONFETTI! CONFETTI! 5c. i CANES! CANES I CANES! CANES! Raplenlshed our Stock of Canos. Our Prlett iMrt Hm VnM. of Our Now Catalogue—Wo Mail it Free. I CANES! Wills -fMT 8' 'tipy WE ARE SOLE western a«rents tor the ""KING" Tweotleth Century Combination Patent Battons, now belnc aold on the streets ■UrlaaC tke am to mkek iMttar aadi SPECIAL We have closed oat the entire stock of a large Eastern Importer, ot several thou- sand snias Fancy Striped Cellaloid Back ^^■b^ sprlnga a»d —«g>l i iiumUut l lii to mkcfc Iwttw Miai H oi wu. Mhrvr t<BEaB Back. Gold PtaMaBDrfanSLaS «r. Gold BMd^GaU Plated SpriiW*. WESTEnN Bl f 1 272 E. MADISON We Are The Promptest House in the World wlt90o.gr. Ho.! feeoe top. silver-plated batton. A staple and i (Trade In bulk, 60e. srr. itnMAi MADISON ST., We Are^The MbstRetaUet CHICAGO. FiNliLiii,HdMakiiiMr. Ho cxperleBCe neeesmry to aell my eJmw Crook Cnoea> Xbey nell at •Isitt m* SM (• SOO per «ent. profit. 11.315. JAPAIESE BAMBOO CROOK 11 Tkhmi CANES. g BAMBOO Rusk. H CROOK CANES, PatHitd Fliltk. Srildid Silk lltkoi pir 100 $650 The boj* find mT CHICAUO BRANCH wUh H*rrj L. Weta- t»am at t40 E. lUdtoon St, * ••OS, wbea ttej are tmvcUns Sontb or Wett. Be»ure«nd ecod edcpo^lt of et temst &5 per cent, on all ordfmoTer 110.00. All ord«rs under 110-00 must be ■eeompaoicd witb a rnone^ orUvrfur tbe tall amooDt. Mmti (or CKtalosne. I. EISEM8TEIN, 44 Ann St^ N.Y. IMRY L WEISBAUM, Wastarn Rspmnnlanva, 240 E. Madison SU Chicago. sou UNDER. KBMtlWTEE. TOBEAS KEFRESEMIED I7E fOR FREE 'QRCULAR 71-73 FULLERTON AVENUE Agents Solicitors OrtmnatorN of the well known " U Hamma It Won't Come." CartL We are wtUI nelUnR them. Eutern KcpreerntMlve Wit. uaEKN, S. Opal St.. Phlla- d*U>Ua« Seuu mr .iML-riptive circular. A Gnat Helper The BtlhoiB Tat escape Otgaa Is a mftrTel. It re- qalre. bat two momenta to open or olon It. 1(1. wortb ten tlmfl* ttae price to an; Marteai c a uml j. Concert Troope or TraTellns Sing- f^Satartaa ogiy tJS. tsn and i^t. Send (or cau- —aash WliBAK^ RR'^B.. »6 J'th Are.. rhlc«KO U. Beaiy e. tr«as.: LmTeeiie Reed Come G. w. Ei-iTeii. ftok: e. T. BentoD Plcroe. Ke. RICtafleM Sprloca-^KIcUleld 11-13. M. O. Towne, pres.; 01 lain, .ec; Jno. Gjer. trees. Rlrerliead—Soffolk Agrl. Fair. Edn-. TbompsoQ. prM.. NoMlipirct; ril, treiu.; Barr; Lee. tee. RoefD—Ooelda Co. Fair. Sept. „ Bard. jr.. preL: L. IDMtaMiM^ Je., tnas. i J. B. Cunbman. .^-c. Sandj Cre«k—eiind; Creek IUT. ^ -AlS. tt-K- Ward W. Sterens, prop.; Q. H. LoqU Wallace wc. Schencrns Vslhf F. nard. ineSLi BL J< Pier. sec. Scijoharle—Schobarle Co. Fair. Sept. 10-23. i!'^). A. Vroolan. pre*., Mlddlebarg; ArtliDt ShRlt^fi. trea..; Clyde H. Praper, .ec. Syracuse-A'ew York State Fair. Sept. 11-18. it. Lion Bmce, New York City; C. A. Wlet- iog, Tlce-prea., CobleSklU; 8. C Sbaeer, see. Troupsbois—Sootktfa Wia>i> Mr. difft. M- H. stmjMoa, pcMLT & L lakltb mmm.\ M. B. Austin, sec. . . TmnaBtbarc—Onlaa Fair. hag. Wtmtu 1. WUUam T. Blgss. pica.: Ilwaet A. jMier. . treaa.; Oar O. TTteMn, see. _ TaraM-^taMB IWrifc. a»t. .^r. ■Sua Balaaaia .Wfar JMT. deyt. i*. A. P. Bijagfc laaa-t W. A. Shepbeid. ticas.: Wataanr—-WyoalV Co. Wmtt. Sept. SI-S3. W. H. Beeper, sec; IvrlaK G- Botsfevl, trees.; Win. E. Wrtiater. are. WarreaMwtx—iWamii Oo. Fair. Bevt. 12-15 Henty GrUBac ^es.: Loola B. Beooz, trees.: Fred t. Barca, ate. VTatertoo—eeaeca Oo. Fair. Sept. as-29. A. W. HnCr, pres.: H. R. Becker, treaa.; Ed- ward Nogent. Me. Watertoira—JeSenon Co. Fair. Sept. 5-8. H. K. Cole, pres., E^ns' Mills; E. C. Mazsoo, trps:.. AdMn. Center; W. R. Skeele. wc. Watklns—Scbojler Co. Fair. Sept. U-14. Frank Waogb. pres.: W. S. Wangb. tree..; Artbur N. Goltry. see. WellsTllle—WellsrUIe Fair. Ang. 22-25. Oak Duke, pres.; Jno. B. Jone«. treae.; F. D. Bice, sec. Weatport—Bsaex Co. Pair. Sept. 5-8. Jaa. M. Graeir, pl«|.; C. £. Sterens, sec.; A. J. Daniels. trA*. We«t Sand Lake—Rensselaer Co. Fair. Aog. 23-26. Henry J. Best, pres.; Fayette Thomas. treas.; Oecar J. Lewis, eec., Castleton. Whitney's Point—Broome Co. Fair. Ang. SO- Sept. I. Robt. S. Parsons, Blngbamtoo; P. H. Landers, treaa.: Fred E. Allen, see. Wblte Plains—Westchester Co. Fair. Sept. K- aa. Hoses W. Gaylor. pres.; Jta. B. Lee. tUS i . ; Edw. B. Long. sec. ■OSTH CABOLDU. BDilloetoD—AlaMDce FUr. -S^ Loos, pres.. Oeakas.; B. A. J. A. Taireatlae, aec^ Ckariotta—aieAlUbarc Xik^ Oat.- M-ST. B. J. BKfaid. paca.: W. Oairtwa. tiaaa.: W, S. Orr. see. Fa.retternie—PayetterDle Fair. Datea not set. O. \r. LawreMr. sec WeWoo. Greensboro—Cealral Cirellna Pair. Oct. 10-13. Dr. J. T. t. Battle, pres.: NeU EUlngton. treas.; loo. W. Cook. see. llalelgb—North Carolina state Fair. Oct. 16-21. .\.bley Honie, pres., Ctarton: C. B. Denuo. treas.; J. B, Psitae. tee. Wlnstaa-Sslca—natgrik Oa, Fslr. Oct. S-«. G. A. OaMM; paai^t O. Vatlk aae. ■t. A. Grand Fwks—N. D. State Pair. AM^'lMapt. 2. A. I. Hunter, pres.; J. WaAsr dWth, trea..; D. V. Moore, tec. ' Mandan—OIortOD Ot. Pair. ■(•(. Wtl , C F- LMa.oengiioan, ptaau; J. B, Tfcli^ lNaa.t O. B. KlUand. aec OHIO. Akron—Snmmltt Co. Pair. Oct. 3-«. Jno. P. Moore, pres.. Copley. R. P. D. No. 89; G. W. Brewster, tr'aa : O. J. Swlnehart, sec. Athens—Atliivi. Co. Fair. Ann. 22-21. A. >lurpby. pres.: E. R. Walker, treaa.; Pr. n. V. Hoke. »ec. Bantnm—Clermont Co Fair. Sept. 5-8. Braver-rite Co. Fnlr. Sept 19-21. W. A. I!-..;-*;- ■ : r, Bikfr. a-Ms.: T. W. Hi.rl...i. = c. Bcllefoittaine—Logan Oo. Fair. Aiv. 22-2B, Jno. A. Homer, pres.; Jno. P. Aiken, see. BeUevne—Sellerae Fair. Get. 17-30. Dr. H. F. BHhncTcr. prea.; T. H. WollSTnl, txeas.; T. B. ParUaaoo. see. ■Berea—iWest Onyaboca Co. Fair. Sept. 12-H. O. B. Stone, sec. Slanciiestei^-Cllntoa Co. Fair. Atig. 22-28. J. R. Roes, pres.; B. Goodwin, treas.; Miner Swan, sec. Boston—Clennoat Co. Fair. Aug. 2a-Sept. 1. 6. M. Boodebosb, pres., NewtoiVTlUe; J. C. Bapp, treaa.; John Bowan, sec., 2118 Monroe are.. Norwood. -Bowling Green—Bowling Creen Fair. Sept. 26- 30. B. S. Sweet, sic. Bocyroa—Crawford Co. Pair. Oct. 10 13. J. W. Stockman, praa.; W. A. Blleke, ticaa.; D. w. Hbb^ sea. Burton—Oeaaaa Oak flalB. dtpt. ISML W. a Ford. aec. Cadia—aanttssB C». rate. Oct. M. . M. B. KUtg, aae. Caaal Doear Pia rsr a w as Ool Pair. Oet. SMOL CBnantao-GSunU Cm Pafe. .Oat. U-tt. M. 0. Cooper, psaa.. MasanHat .9. 3, tie at,; O, A. Ttpaw aae. ^_ Oik . . BUY ■tod o^ihfc JMd*. anB, a '.Ik Pafe daa mda o. p. ^w^nLieaMa-toasa« St. Krager. pna^ Henir; Chagrin F. C. Gatra, mc. Cbllllcotbe—Scioto Valley Vtir. Ang. 23-26: F. ad. DeW.eie, pres.; F. Barl DeWeeae, aec ClndnnaU—^UamUton Co. Fair. Aug. 15-18. D. L. Si mrsftn aec CUrksTllle—UlatOD and Warren Co. Fair. Ang. 8-10. Warren A. Biadr. prea.; V. I.. lUIler. treas.; ^ixa, T^Ai Colambns—OUa MUler, aec. " Coshocton—ootkaaiM Oa, wtM. Oat> wiw,' W. Simons, prea.r W. K taaaai; WUUt. Boyd, aec. Croton—Hartford Ceatlal Fair. Sept. 13-15. W. E. Hatlleld. pres., Centertnrg; C. L. Me- Cracken, trees.; W. H. Slecfrleml. tec Day ton—•Montgomery Co. Fair. Sept. 4-8. Baton—iPreble Col Fair. Sept. 11-lS. Noali Sl- ier, pres.. West Mtnob'eater; 0. F. BnxAe, Jr.. trees.; G. W. Daogberty, aec. Eljrla-Lotain Co. Fair. Bevt. 18-22. W. B. Miller, pres.; L. D, ~ "" ' Neldlng. .ec. Findlay^Uancock Co. Fakk ■ MSipa 1- "Wm. Deinland, sec GalUqpnlls Galla Co. Pilr, yt. Onl^, pm., tjcaa.. GsBto; J. A. CTiata, see. ^^BaM^ fSKI dSHl^ .tocab; J. Jfegiiiiia i*taiiBia> Ot: Wit. Aae. a»M. w. "B. Sadltk pics,. Dsdcerms: O. CL Batwock, liiaa ; J. M. Babcrt% aec ~ " Co. Fair. Ang. 204ept. 1. H. tec Fair. Ang. 2»-31. H. J. «Wald. ptaa.; J. A. HaaaBtas, txtas.; B. J. iFobes, aec. Lancaster—FalrfleM Co. Fair. Ott: IMd. V. T. McGIeoapbaa. tec. LeliaBoa—Warren Co. Fair. Sept. 10-22. A. O. Smith, pres.; Geo. W. Carey, tec Lisbon—Ooltimhiana Co. Fair. Sept. 12-14. B. F- Moore. S.C. Lima—Lima Fair. Sept. 12-18. J. O. Statea. pres.; G. R. Fetter, treat.; T. B. Boweraoek. Loodon^Madlaon Co. Fair. Aog. 28-Sept. 1. McCODoellsrllle—Morgan Co. Fair. Sept. 26-28. BrtiJ. F. Reed, pres.; Harry M. Flnley, treas.; Geo. U. Black, sec. Mansfield—BIchland Fair. Aog. 80-6ept. 1. W. U. SUylock, pres.; Jno. Hale, tteaa.; Jno. H. Coss, sec. Marietta—WasblneCoo Co. Fair. Sept. 5-8. Hiram True, pres.. Lower Salem; O. W. Zlm- mer. treas.. Stairieyrllle: Jaa. F. Borey. aec iMarlon—Olarlon Co. Fair. Sept. 26-20. J. A. Knspp, MC. .MarrsTUIe—Cnlon jOo. Fair. Sept. 12-19. F. O. Johnson, pres.; Homer Sootbard, treas.; W. F. Broderlck, sec Mason—Mason Fair. Dates not set. J. A. Heboid, pres.; J. W. Back, ticaa.; W. H. Williamson, sec. Medina—Uedlna Co. Fatb - M. a a Taa Denacn. sec Ottokce-raltaB Oai Pab; dapt id-lL D. W. wmiaais, sec MtddletowB—Butler Co. Fslr. Oct. 8-6. Montpeller—'Wi'.'Isir.s C<^. Fa'_-. 12 10. jHcrUt Ffll>er. prr^ : C. La;tanr.i7. im-c. From fhe Manuffaciurers And Save ttae nilddlemmn'a Pr«fl««3 HANDSOBIS APPEABANCB ■ONE k MM MFfi. MMVMY aHeisi _ -Goodj HooselntbalL^ W9 quiii e a flew et oar new ones: *• Shoot the Ctiatea." latest dice Kaise. .... WOM ** ChlcasoStjle'* Twisted wiraSplDdle, . . - ■ tUO OunelBsckBpladte—controlled (oofcaff) ... IS.M Tbe World's KalrStrlker. witb case and lajoat, ttJ* THE CHICAGO DROP CASE. A UTTLB WOmSK. Stse l&xlS InGbee, wel^t 6 Ibe. MM* Eleetrle Money Drawer, t sets dice, ...... MM mecMc Bar ma^pwca, com pic eo, ..■.>•* MM Clap Dice for hanfclng porpoaa i. In Boew^ Oell»- lout or Ivory, per see ..... SjM AvrComblnatloo. Intransiiareiit woric^perMt. IM Shapee, par pair, * ..>■ UM ■ Fliai Flop irioe wd box, per set, SM Blerela »P«r, per dos. IM •* per deck, ^M BooleUe Wheels, complete with 1000 Harris Checks, guaranteed 3 years, IMM "Check Cop." the orlprlnal and be«l. Perfect SStlifA^t:'.'-! k"-;arBnU^<J . f-^T (.-lUl^- SJO Motlod Pietard MaoHlit, ElMtrie, iak MaD| FilM,4Gts. per foot iip. PASSiON PLAY SET Wltb SUdea and Pootera. Irf>w Piiee. Late Songs, S5.00 per set. ELECmiC USPS, 0.75. RHEOSTAT, $3.75. Pom, Sarpailin ul BittirtI) Dues SUtos, SOe. ntl. Motion Picture Machines and Films WajoB^. ~~ HARBACH & CO., B09 Filbert St_ PHILADELPHIA. PA. =c:a.risiival- UNION. - IOWA Amnat 17-18-19. ISO». FRANK K. LONG Soc'y. O. C. RICKETXS, U Ann St.. N. T., Factory Babylan. N. Y. Brown BIbboD aBdSUrer Trimmed, nto perhundccd POP CORN BRI0K8 waiav.A-BixK. wTiM titr pvleas. Prirtlece CMHOSN cmr pop corn womcs. O r e a n a Sem Props..