The billboard (Aug 1905)

Xlie Billboard 41 THE BIGGEST HIT IN MOVING PICTURES GREAT SIEEPLEdUSE 475 Feet $57.00= PITHE CINEIIIT06RIPH CO., 42 E. 23d St., NEW YORK HEADQUARTERS STREETMEN We O'fer you the Following Goods at Very Low Prices: The best genuine Jap Canes. Ribbons,red,wnlteandblue. .15c. per roll Spikes for Bibbon 45c pirintt Best Blowouts 8L50 " Fancy Paper Fans. 2.00 " We 1»TB 1,000 different kinds of novelties at low prices; write for catalogue. SHAPIRO & KARR, I, Pa, GetMoneyEasy Bf seearloff a Silirtlege AT OTSICE «Mk the nmuui FUR rroonds, Sept. S. 4 and 5.1W6. The floest yet. A Isngre connt; to draw from. Bis attractlona. Apply onJek to OEOBGE H. TAYLOB. Snpt. of Conn, voansvood—wwtnoKiaaa rur. Sept. izm. F. D. Bankar^ biim.. Xt. FlMMat; O, B. Pisbrr, treaa.; r. X. WU^aaa, aM^ Bam- aon Ctt7. BHODE ISLASS. Newport—Newport Ca. Fair. Date* BOt aeU AltoD F. OBt l wlM l ll . ate. Peace Dale-Aiit Mr. Sept. 04. *Mb A. Al- len, fee. ■OUTX CABOLDIA Colombia—State Fair. Get. 2S4T. S. A. Gals- nam, pres.; A. OaawweB I«UOtttk traaa.; A. W. LoTe, ice. BOVTB DAKOTA Belle Ponrehe—Belle Fonrehe Fair. Ditei not. set. Frank B. Cook, pica.; A. H. Uaxwell, aee. ORANGEBURG, S.0. FALL FESTIVAL Nnw ready to make contracts with flrat- daaa uttractlona (or Annual CarnlTal, to be beld NoTember 15.16.17.1905. Address W. E. ATKINSON Cb'm.. Oransebarr- S. C. W0T08C0PK Size. TIN-TTPE MEN I hava TtD-Typa Button Pana: all (tza Bexele, Rim*. Olaii and Back*, ate. Write for snmple*. Also Tin* TyH •Qppllei, lucb ai Tin riatea. Bllpi. ColKMllon, Cbeml- cal*, etc Prompt ■ errlce. WM. L. HABTMAN. 144 W. Stb St. Ctnclnnatl. Street Fair asa Boarenlr Battoni. The Nashua Fair _The Greatest Fair of the East, nlvlleges of AU Kinds to Bent. ORKAT CNOWDS. &«r Days; Sept. 4, 5,0 and 7, 1905. write the Secretary. ^- E. TOLLK8, Seqr. of tbe Fair, - irasHVA, w. H. Nelson County Fair *y»w»A—. —ii<e« egt. 3, leos. A Mnm Mm C 0mmmm^v Secretary. AleaanJrta BegalS O*. Mk. T-a. I>. O. OreialL pMSit X> W. Wtut, tcMM- Bob Box. sec Chattanoecap-XetabaMa* Fate. Sept. SS40. ClarksTille—oioBlgaMtF Mr. Datt* not set. Jao. F. Sheltoo, piea.; W. B. Sbeltto, tiea*.; W. E. Beach, lee. Clereland—Farmera' Fair. Datea not set. M. V. Jonca. pre*.; Jno. W. Cat», aee. Colombia—Uaoiy Co. Fair. Sept. 12-13. Dnnbar—Montgomeir Co. Fair. Ang, 10-13. CalUMn—Asrl. Fair. Avg. 9-t2. Morfreesboro—Bottaerford Co. Fair. ' Ane- 30- Sept. 2. Newport—Appalacblao Pair. Oct. 10-13. James R. Stokelj, pres.; J. M. Jooes, treaa; B. W. Hooper, sec. Shelbj-Tllle—Agrl. Fair. Sept. 6-9. Trenton—GlteOQ Co. Fair. Oct. 11-14. T. J. Ilippell. pres.; W. F. McRae, treaa.; Cbas. L. WaJe, sec. Union CltT—Went Tennessee Fair. Sept. 28-SO. W. O. jte la, pres.; a. MttaM. Ji wi; I- ^T. VaolCFt MC, TEXAS. -Bryan—C<Dtral Texas Fair. Oct. 17-20. W. S. Howell, pres.; H. A. Bntxer, tieaa.; torn A. Searc7> sec, D*lla>—Texaa SMte Fair. Sept.* SO-Oet. 15. O. A. Keatins, pres.; J. B. Adooe, treaa; Sgrdner Smitb, see. GreenTUIe—Hnat Os. Fslr. Sept. aS-M. J. O. Barter,' pres.; Jaa. Otmlitcd. treaa.; EL L. Carpenter, aee. Corslcana—C. T. N. Fair. Ans. S-IS, S. Pbtppa, se«., box 48*. • _ ^ KermUa—Waat Xezss Fair. Sept. m Obailta UanSi^^xSn On. Fair. Sept. OM. & D. Ranmtree, pree,t C. I. Mptoika*^ San Antonio—Saa Astasia lUr. Oct. SMTav. 1. Jno. W. Kokemet, peea.; B. B. WkUer, tnaa.; J. M. Vance, sec. UTAH. Salt Lake Ottr—Ocaert Agrl. and Xfta. Fair. Oat Vt. jr. e. KeDooaU. prea.t WM. Bata- Bradford—(Bradfocd ARiee, pres.; B. . A. Jenkink MC BtatUeboro—Vallar Plevcc, pna.; F. nut. C. J. «.» X. a. w. t 9. m. Cyrus T. J. W. Roanoke—^Agrl. Fair. Sept. 26-28 Fox, mer.; Loola O. Scbaltz. sec. Taaley—Penhisnla Fair. ADg. 8-11 Tappabanaocl;—^Agrl. Falr._ Ans. S-ll. Blackstone. pres.; Wm, Taiewen—TaxeweU Fair. P. Copenbaver. sec. WytbevIUe—Mrtbe Oonnty AsrL Fair. Sept. 6-8. S. S. Cassell, Boral Retreat, Ta., R. F. D., pres.; V. S. Brownlns, treas.; I,. F. Erennlng, sec. WASHIBaTOH. North Taklma—iWaablncton State Fair. Oct. 2-7. Pnyalloi)—Valley Fair. Oct. 3-8. W. J. Sow- man, pres.; W. D. Cotter, treas.; J. P. Ne- Tine, sec. Spokane—-Spokane later-Sute Fair. Oct. 9-lB. BoweD WjFad. ptaa.; X. J. Br**, treas.; -vraiia waatP^not /wStt watt. A. P. Sept. 19-22. W. EL ^. fcPt. 2K. OM. LVfSMr, Mancieater—Ba«*enkai VaUty •i*' >*■ 14. B. B. Smith, pres.; D, ■. Br**, ttaaa.; Dr. J. F. Page, sec _ _ _ „ Mlddlebnrs—Addison Ceonty Fair. Sept. IS-8 Frank O. Dyer, pres., W. SallSbniy; C. B. Finney, treas.; Fred I,. HsmUton, sec. West Salisbory. MorrlSTlUe—{.amrllle Valley Fair. Ans. »31. O M. Poweia. pres.; O. ii. Waterman, aee. NorthlleW—Doj KlTer Valley Fair, Sept. 19- 21 Geo. S. Colby, pres., WllUamatown; A. E. Denney. treas.; F. O. Fi^o; « Rntland—Rntland Co. Fair. Sept. I»M. P. W. TWnple, pres.; W. B. aMMHS, MM.; Walter A. Clark, sec. St. Albans—Franklla Co. Fair. Bcvt. »-T. C. W. Gates, pres., RankUa; OL A. Olovar, ace.; st^- jSinSS^^iciSSii. yy. ay. »- 21. B. M. laft, itm.t A. SluMr. ace. and treas. TtRGINIA. U-nclAura—mter-SUte Fair. Oct. 3-6. Carter GUM, pres.; B. T. Withers, treaa.; Frank Norfolk—'Norfolk Fair. Oct. IS-SL C O. Wienn, pres., P. O. box 28e._^,_ _ . ^ Bad^^Radfom Fair. Oet. 1MB.. Bal O. Tyler, sec. .' Belliogton—^Agrl. Rohitengti, sec. Bnekliannon—Agrl. Fair. Tonng, see. Clatkabnr^AsrL Fair. Sept. i-T. J. N. HcH, Elktaa-Asd; HA. Aw.JML -W.. & Mk. sec. Martlnabois— ImpmS .0^ -Mr; AS» .ma f. J. TbampM, - ! — . ! W, m. -WIlMs,. W iaa . O. W. Borer, aee Middlebonme—Tyler Co. Fair. Ans. 22-25. 0. S. Stanley, pres.; W. B. Kltcbner, treas. New MartlnsTlUe—Wetael Co. Fair. An*. 14-17. Jostos Escklla. DIM,; 1. A. Pylea. tieaa.; J. R. Tbom, see. Pennsboro—Pennstas« Fair. Ans. SB-Sspt. 1. E. E. Wells, pres.; Wm. A. Strlebar, aee. Staepberdstown—Motsaa't Glare >hlr. Mpti M. C. D. Weponc. prea.; Jabs P. KMrlHC, treas.; E. T. LIckllder, sec Weston—Lewis Co. Fair. Sept. 11-14. Wheeling—Exposition and State Fair. Sept. 11-15. A. Brymasn, prea.; Geo. Book, sec. WIBCONBIK. Amherst—Portage Co. Fslr. Sept. 12-lS. W. J. Wsen, pres.. Sheridan: L. A. Pomeroy. treaa.; A. J. Smitb, sec. Antlgo—^Langlade Co. Fair. Sept. 19-22. ' Appleton—Apple ton Agrl. Fair. Aug. 28-9ept. 1. Jos. Koffend, Jr., aee. AAland—Ashland Co. Fair. Aog. 22-21. W. O. NoU, aee. Aagnata—^Bao Clalra Co. Fair. Datea not act. Oao. BniB. prea.; A. B. Braadford, treaa.; Blrt Frederlcka, sec. ga rab eo O aok Co. Fair. Sept. U-SS. Cbaa. Wnd, prea.; Frank Shalla, treaa.; 8, A. Pel- ton* aee,- Bearerda*—OMn-Obb 'MB, Btsa.WM.. A. wanaee. ma.; K Bi BMk^ tMaS4 <>• W. Hanrey, sea. Belott—tatar<tata IblR. Asg^ UUa ' Oca. «. Cram, pres.; D. H. Twirt.. tWiS4 »• B- Oorcoraa, aee. SerllD—Berlin Agil. Ibto^. Aa*. mm. B. W. Teume, prea.; Ofaat Baaa^ toaaa.| Wa Clement, sec. Black Blrer FsIIa—JacMe Oh IS-22. Jno. Bolger, pi«s.| O. P. E. U omabyi aee. W. H. BARNES' DIVING ELKS AND PRINCESS TRIXIE Lewis and Clark Expo., Portlaii. Owing to tbe demand for my borse PrinoMs Trial* to fill Vaudeville engagements. I will devote my entire time to that after the close, of the Portland Expo. CoDseaaeDtlF_iliF Diving Bka are For Sale after Out. laV^HSrfte for full particulars and terms: cue L ew i s and Clarfc Expo.. Portland. Ore. HEBBASm STATE FjUB Vr. R. Mellor. PrcsMait..... toop <atF BlUab Fllley, 1st VIri PwlMlBl. Bsjadds Samoel Rlley, 2nd VloeP*MHMt«.«.». ■d. Kctotrtc, ~ a & •. " " C. H. Rodee. reter Tonngera. Jii...''..^i.«.„ n. L. Cook. . a. O. w. Herecr. o. p. ^ - A sure money maker the year round. Pro- tits lar^ and perma- nent. Easily learned b y Inxeperienced persons. W'earetbe only orlfcinators.and sell tbe only sac- Wa Z. LONe, Springflold, Ohio. FREE FREE l>«r1os and Senaatlnaa actK, blab dlTer, liftUooo aacenaloD, slide for His, pres.; Jte B. sec. Cedarbnrg—Cedarborg Fslr. cob Dietrich, aee. CZiilton—<:alajnet Co. Fair. Sept. 21-23. Ja- W. 9. Mt' Aog. Sl-Sept. 2. Fred Horman, prea.. New Holstein; Wlafleld S Lloyd, ttcss.; Oregoiy Docsebel. sec Cblppewa FaUa—Hortbeta WIseooalB State >Ur. Oca. Ward. ace. Ban Clalrc—Drlrlns tat AttMte snd Horse Sbow. ASf, SSSa son. Bee. , ■■ Elkhom—Walwortt Oa. P*lt. SepI; laSA C. Norris. see. Blroy—Eiroy Fair. Ang. 2»^ept. 1. P. Cleary, sec. BrananrUle—Rock Co. Fair. Sept. SS. W. Gillies,-sec. ■ Fond da Lac—Agrt. Mr. Bvt. M. J. Watson, sec. Galenllle—GalesTlIIe Fair. Ang. 29-31. 8 French, sec. Gay'a Mills—Central Agrl. Fair. Dates not Atley Peteraoo, pres.. Soldiers' Grore; Jiirgeaon, treas.; B. G. Briggs, sec. Billsboro-^gTl. Fair. Sept. 12-lS, A. Jooea. aee. BortonrlUe—Ontagamie Oow Mb Bwt. A. h. Hovby, aee. Iron BlTeiMBayfleld Co. Pak. Bapt. at. W. Blpley, sec INSOS iu E. Ky. St, Kentncky. STERLING, ILL. W I>J X S CamlTSl Company with H doz. A-1 Shows for Qreaf Northwestern Fair. Aug. £9-30-31. S^. 1. 19a&. Attendance 30.000. WUI gl-s* rlglit parties best proposition on the matkot. Prefer to do bualneas on ner cent., bat will cmslder anything OB tlM "wisrv deal" plsn. Address ir« mttmour^ Be en nei PrlTUeses for aali^ RerllBC, IU« France's Opera Houst WANTED A few more good attrmctlonfl for this Beason. One of tbe best allow towna In Cli« SCAt«. Il*(*«vill«. Newport Cotton Plant, Brinkly. Clarendon. Stnttgart and Forea Cl^ (ram > elzcolt whieb ean be pl«yed wltbont loalag anight. Oooderops. We do tbe bosmeas. BOOH & ECHOLS, Miss., Cottoi Ptait. IrL