The billboard (Aug 1905)

Xlie Billl»oar<l 25 JliUnhiMii Tiiiiililliil OaB Park, H. D. Ijla. Sa S imUk -Biwlde ^mitc,-: SmflM "—"'' Puk, K. W. Tvlor: W«od- ^McPvk, B. D. LeCatob aos OdDOriite are. nS^ Xn—SrweU'i Point. U. Katf Bcllcr. SS3^ ^Sfib^^iSiXSr' L.k* BMorg iSnZ C i M lii H a. T.. Uiis Broadway. Eliutatb—Sretdt'i Park, P. J. HeOrai, eoo Pearl at. Fordi—Old iBamtttni Park, IiCstar J. Uoder- Gloiiceiter-^Bmplre PavUloo, J. E. O'Barten. Keyport— PbtUIoo !B«acti, F. Knapp. Littls FalU—'Ryle Park. Edwajd Batlow, box jAmt Blanch—Pl«a8Dre Bay Tbeativ, F. K. Al- JjaURli. MUlTiUa—Union I^ake Park, G. H. nioiDaa. Nswark—Omter Oectrle Park, C. A. Dunlap, Wllllajn al<aTla, tiooklos act.; Olrmplc Pack, Han* WeTcra, care OoUaeam, Ullton Abon, booklDS agt., N. Y. C; -HUtoMe Park, Barry S ll«al«y, am. dir.; ■Roarrllle Park; Fiam Park. Olia>. Woag. mgr. Kaw Bmnawiok—BlT<««Id« Park, Brtunirlck Tractloa Co. Orans»—<U8hkiDd Park. W. M. UlUer. Pataiaoa—IdlewHd Park, E. Atherton, 27 Fair St ; Faaaalc Falla Park. H. Boaelede; Olym- pic Pu-k^mtTland, ^elrllle & Sclinltbetoer. Perth Amhor—OId OooKMead Park, J. Va- drrUUI. Fhillipahw—Odar 'Park. Pitman Orora—^Aleyon Park, G. W. Carr. Flainfltld—OalTln's Park, A. C. Doemer, Knick- erbocker Theatre *Mg.. N. Y. C. 8«a 111* Citjr—Ocean Flcr, U. Bodr BeHer, Krtth'a Theatre bidg., Philadelphia, Pa. Sisniao—Grotto Park. H. Boodere. TiaBtsa—SprlDC Lake Park, U. Bndy BeBer; .Mmer PJeaam Park. D. McMahon. NEW YORK Albany— lAgooo Island, J. A. Weber; Mectitc Park. J. yi. wilMo, eaie Akav * Bodaoo R. R. Co., Frank VriTlBai %aak tgLt Oraam- land. Robert F. Walter. Bmahamton—Caalm Park, J. P. E. Clark; Boaa Park. J. P. S. dark. Bnmklrn—Brichton Beach Mtnle Hall. W. 'i'. Grorer; Anderaon Hasle Hall. Coney Island; Uhuer Park, WUllam Teller; Steeplechase Park, G. C- Tllyoo; Obutea Park. Luna Park. TboaDpMD & Dundy: Dreamland, Samuel Gmu- pertE; Korth fieacb. Bowery Bay Bolldlns and Imp. Co.; Bergen Beaeb. Percy G. WlUnma. BnOalo—<Atbletlc Park, Bobt. F. Walter; Beia's Park; Ctyatal Beach on Oana.dJan abore op- posite Buffalo, J. E. Re1>»tock, «en. mgr., 1X1 FraskUn at.; EHmwood Park; IdlewUd Park, B. M. Garlleld, 325 ElMcott aq Cortland—Oolumbla Gardens, C. F. Bykea; Tmat Park. M. S. ROblDsou. Snnkiik- Oatrml Park, Prank MelriHe. N. Y. C. Elmiia^Boriek'c Qim, W. W. Cole; ffldrl&K Park, B. u. UtOtt Qoaen atf Ca Hw a. IC L. MbMb mm- Ctaa. Urtlilw. am. PnK^ ff. c a. «. Y. ''andlK Park, It. _ ___itral Park, Fkaak 1 MB»—UcGicsor Park, J, wrllH VBimHln Lake . MdBa; ■ataadagi «Hk, O. B. BdL In mUn t n fc a Bmcw Paife. IMk J. Soeb. Itkaaa—Rtnwlck IMc B. A. Mt, Itaak Hel- rUle, K. T.. tMoUac agt. Aauitawa—OeMoB (Park. We IMkaar. MWdlatawn—Midway Park, H. B. Bogroe. >nr SaduIU—files laiand. J. K. Maala. ll^Bafrt atiRln. mcr.. J. W. Fliee. ao). mgr.; iDlllen Park, D. X. Wyiaate, fen. mgr. Saw York City—Uon iPalace Soof Oaideii; Ter- race Garden, 8DC«aklnd A BeMeM, M6-1SB B. SSth at.; Becgen Beach, Bergen Beach Am. Co.; Gala Park, W. S. Wright, 100 E. 14tfa St.; Nortb Beadi, Bor. of Qiieau. lioola too Bematb, loe E. 14th at.; Aato Park, Clark Ball, 1286 Broadway. VerthamptOD—Sacandaga Park. C. H. Ball. Oleatt—OleoM Beach Teatie, McMabon Jc Ster- em, incrs., Cbaa. W. XcValiOD, am, mgr. Oleon—R H e tbMt Park, C. C. McMabm. Oaaida—Sylvan Beach, il. OaTana; Cttlaena' Park, J. p. LoDghlln. Ontario Baaeh—Caaino Theatre, B. Pagan, mgr., Obaa. W. McMabOQ, am. mgr. Orlskany—SonuDlt Park, O. W. Baker, Frank MelTllIe, booking agt. Painted Poat — Bronaon Park, Nonnan O. Spragne, Coming. PaakaUll—Shady lake Park. B. B. Hireeh; Elee- trie Vaik. Jaa. B. Lynch; Central Park. J. B. _OoaaiNn nod J. I. Gaplea. *NlUM«v«t«—Dptco Lake Park. B » i* *« t a i Ontai«o Beach Park, Joiua P. Oolllna; Baeta. Bafacrt F. WaUar: Mufauid, .Ikaak HcMa*. ~ ncMk Faik. «. 3. MoKheiwr. Ma- il. T.: St. Br> Faik. laiaaa tak, J. t. loaMUi. Bara tega Ijiiilagi Oaigiiaa S*ilaK Paafc; Oam Oooem Gardca. O. B. BtOamaa; Baydowaa Park. Bchansotady—Braadrwlaa Park, V. W. DaToe. Baneea Falls—Cayuga Paik, W. C. Gray. Btetaa lalkad—VldUnd Beach Theatre. A. Ber- genliam; Bonth Bench, "W. A. Stanley, mgr., _ W. J. PHmmer, Twoking agt.. N. Y. O. flybaa Baaek—eyhrao Beach Midway Park. Dr. ^M. CkTana. •yracnaa—<In>n Pier Park, Tom McATOy, mgr., Doyle Snia., ptopa.; Lake Side Park, J. L. Carrolo, hox 8eW; Ehmwoad Park, J. Dnnfee: Lake Onaadaca Paik, M. B. BoMuod; Bleetrlc GardeD. Troy—LagooD lalaad, J. F. WetMsr, prop, and mgr., O. O. Danita, aaat, mgr. TO — B uuiuJ t Park. W. B. MeCaUnm; Caaino Pa*. MU Band. _ NORTH CAROLINA Chariotta tatta Bark. Will A. PettM. Qoldaboro n t ia aa park, dtr maaaaaBwot Oraanrt w a UaOn Fuk, &MMMn>. ■MctrSc OHIO IWjllWa Take Park, B. B. Marrin. *>gj»-^»fcMrt*^^P»rk,^H. A. _tttw ». Cambtidga—Bammer Faik, H. B. Ilaiatoa: Eke- tdc Park, Baaunond Broa.. Oola^ Theatre. Canal DoTer—Snonyatda Park, w. D. Canton—Lake Park, lb B, ^OHlt WimBm tazk. A. Bbret. *^ — Caliaa—Cekna Park. Ceylon—Buggies' Bcaeh, C. 8. Bngglaa. Cincinnati-Relchrath'a Flaik, Frank Belduatb; 'Blkwood Park. Cos Blelag; Krollman'B Gar- den; Oiester Park, I. M. Martin; Zoological Garden, 3 A. Stephen, mgr., Cincinnati Zoo- logical Co., propa.; Qneen City Bathing Beach. W. F. Kroger; Coney Island. Will S. Heck, 1006 First iNetlonal Bank bIdg.; Woodsdale laland Park, CYank Witte, 30 E. Eighth St.; Lapoon. J. J. Weaver, W. E.. Clark, mgr. theatre, (Ludlow, Ky.; Monarch Park, Frank 'Kripp»r; Holtgrrwe Snmmer Garden, Weat- vood, HeniT HoltKivwc, mgr. ClaTaland—X.nna Park, frederlck Ingeiaoll Hop. kins' Ann Co., St. James Mdg., N. Y. C. booking agta.; White City, E. Soyce; BocUd Garden Thea^, Max Faetkenbenet; Ooli- seum. aiai F. Troatler; DncUd Bench'Pai*. Humphmy OJ.; Scenic Park, Wm, Omlsen; Forest CHy Park. Humphrey Co.; Pnrltaa Springs; Mulberry Park. Jake MIotz; Chlppena Lake Park, John Klngsborougt; Atoq Beach Park, M. Kaaaeranan: Cbesterlan Oavee, J. Doyle; Pnnderson !Lake. Baaten OMo Inaction Oo. Colombus—Schaefer's Garden Tbeatre. Ftaok Scbaeter, Sta. C. box 121 Columbus Zoo Co., B. W. gnnk, UOS-UOG !«> K. High at.; C<d- llna* Garden, Phil Colllna; Olentangy Park and Zoo, J. W. Onsenbnry; indlanola Park. A. B. IHatcb, 283 N. Monroe ave.; Glehmary Park. A. L. Neereamer. care C. D. & M. Ry. Coanaaut—litke Ttpw Park. Hayirord Bstate. Cnyahoga FaUa—SU-rer Lake Park, WUllam B. Lodi;e. IDayton—Pahrvlew Park, J. L. Brecn; Lncae Grurve Park; Lakeside Park. J. A. Kirk. OelLanca—^laland Park, John W. Wlnne. Banniaon—liland Park, OHrer Welch. Saat IdTsipool—iBock Springs Park. J. H. Max- irell. mgr.. W. B. MoOallom, mgr. tiieatre. Foatada^BeeTcsr Part. B. 8. Poartey. OalioB—fkrfikirn Park, Blfftifff Baaa. Hamiltmi TJnflMwald Fa^ X •Woodadala Hu i aa ttya Part. «. E. _ Kent—C«ke Stady Vcaort. W. H. Baadley. Kenton MeialM Pack: Becrea' Park. Laacaatar—dfaptewood Park. P. Hattox. lima—McBelh Park. V. Bna. Smith; McCnl- loogh's Part. B. M. McCnUoogb. tealB—CcBtafy Part. Atft & Grant, "Pirt, Geo. W. OMttlcy B.W. " " The balance Ot tUa list la omitted tbla week OB aeeaaat a( gicaa of adfartialas. It will be pvtoDtd to nr^ THE PROOReSSION OP DEffVER "The BUlboard Is IndAted tD B. H. Buckwalter tor the tollowlas tetter of Interestiiig gaaBip: The Oaianaa Ifcwtflfal pot la baMdlax and bolUng. tm* AHg^aCMMm a>»»^t hwa la fl re and tbm M Mn tm tmjh a dj. It tcaaiked tfeat the BuntBallcy Show got > uttte oattsr aC vnr $18,000 for tonr perform- aneta In D(M«r. and aboot aa mnctt mote In dear pnAt Itao the reat of the etate. The Sbo- berta ta»e flren oidna to two Denrer teal eaute flrma to boy op any choice piece of pra^ erty tbay can find tbr a new theatre to coat not leas than $100,000; and It Is expected the an- DO on cement of the locatloc will be made within a week. Bat It Is more than likely the Shn- berta will iiare to bnild, tar there seema to be a tack of soltable bnUdlnga that can be remodeled. John Cort pli^ed op a great anap when he bonght the bid telephone boUdlng tor $40,000 and got a atmctnre that can not only be eaally remodeled bnt is eminent^ adapted to theatrical nses. It Is directly on the loop aronnd which nearly erery car In town puses—m fact it la within two blocks of erery ear that raao ia the city, which meana ttat HWla IMwMtte aortb side can get sMg ail Mdk wMhMt Aange of cats. Cort will start with borleaqoe, bnt not at low pricea. He win ignore the ratca at the old Tabor, and he will try to open ft>r bnalneaa Angost 27. althoogb the gUt and the glamor maf not all be in place. The Shaberta want to open before Chriatmaa, hot, to a man np a tree, that aeema Impossible. LnbeUU and hla NoreMy ThsatM wffl he In new qnarteta a tew dooit Oan the aMadmdte a week oc twa. Sht MattW. capaeMy wm be TssUy Inctaasi* Mt fto liaaa nawaUp Im- '*'—*'*— n apao AocBst M and ca- fe* the role ttuoogbont the laO me that thla honae la one of the Blent plaeea In Ameiln to get In to. Ereiybody. from Manager Carsom to the Janltora. seems banting with good wBI and fieaaant aamera and a week here la like moM^ anew old time-tried and trae friends. ■recrWIIB ii ma on remarkably good boslnm prlaeliiiHi and with the tegnlarity of a weU- deatined maddae. At the same tbne the riilea uSTregnUthns are ao few In nnmber -It to like a family party. Stage Manager Frank Alexander and leader of the orchestra Fay nerer And it the leaat tiooble to prorlde the necessary Uttle things tbst help make a per- tormer'a Ufe a plaasoie and hla work a soeeesa. Manager Canon has dleorered a wooderfnl artiste among the local talent, and the Orphrnm people will boom her to the foOest extent Mrs. Otla Spencer, who hss done njoeh good work in aodety playa «.d ah»y seml-peofMStoaal llnee. made a tiemendooa hit at a Ber- forroance. She sings, dancea a«d..|j» W th e TloUn, and bealdea being a bfailtl tel wa aaan has a wondecfnl persaoaUty that oatckea aa aadlmce from tte ataft. aww atmmit Mrs. Peter McOocjr t_win, tgi ^S g g and Broadway on dllfeieat naea maa pjenom 1SL£». H^ianer tterahw wmwta ^r^ tha. atandaidatttaettpa, mid a^ r^hSS ^_ta>a. M als* ateaaJ Htm plan a ebaiieaw I aad money for the tiast. Braadway and at Tabor prices, too, so there win be a daas of competlHoa that wm not permit auklng the Tabor a aide tnA tor bam- atotmlnc fligbta with aa daah of glwer ta keep ap the t«ct aa befare. The iltOmla m* s aaaA ckealt k OMoaada> bat The aommer iiarka and ttideaa a pretty fair buaiiieai. bnt tbelr against the dty dads are long and load. 8o long and tiresome, in fact, that the town fathers hare rebelled and bare ttirown open the doors of the city park to the mnltltndea and provided free attractloaB that will draw. For a month the Banda Boaaa waa there to antiafy the plotoCTats and realdents of the fashlonsble dis- tricts. They played cla aa l ca l mnalc and didn't want the common people. That cat down the attendance at the gardens somewhat. Bnt laat Monday a new attraction waa added for the first time thla summer. Polyscope pictures were pnt on, in sddition to good tnodlc, and the first night's attendance waa 12,000 altboueh Ibe weather doting ttie early evening was dump and tlireatenlng. It demonstrated, however, that moving pletnna appeal to :he people mote than rissslral made ontdoacs, and, Jadglng ftam tae nnmbar of aut iai a i l i ilt s aad caieiaigaa, tha tieh folka Uked them, laa^ Tka_atM.CMtMb Oist week'a ptogiam ddMrt; I wHTraa 1 agera of the gardena can aUI aeramWe for their sliare of the pnbUe'a dlmea and tiiarter^ Elltch's Gardens liss added a moving rictnre show to compete wltb tbe part and m baa Manhattan Beach- The latter place did not do so well wltb Ita tlieatre tlila aommer, and de- cided to cat oat regular pe l fu c m a npea and give Ulnstrated aonga and pictures, mid cfaatse only five centa for reserved seats—bnt with ladUleiaBt results. The managera of tre beach wUl not give ap the amusement baslness with the end of the snmmer season, however. Tbey have In- corporated under tbe lavra of Wyocilag and win open a string of store slwwa between Denver and Salt Lake, Tbe Grand Junction tbeatre baa opened aa a vandevUle honae for three weeks to catch tbe bnsInesB drifting In with the few thooasnda who wm legister for tbe opening of tbe DIata In- dian Beservatlon. Since Mo«>day a plA-ap banch of performera have been baUlns brth. bat the number of strsngeta la town baa bean a dlaap- pofartmeat. Tbe Bands pcagie cieaaed np tbe spate Cbaace pretty Ibwa i nbly laat week and headed chests. Thta la -----^ Qoa, wUCb bio bND mnlbv wecis to cveord- - Bslaesa. uatn ttis yesr the plaee baa OS tbe |Mii«i7' literary Idea with a . nee oC beatry^wel^t lectnrers and aboriage of artiat the pcoiOe want. Now tbe experiment of putting some life into tbe concern baa abowB nmie iBODeythaiieTerbeftsa.eTen wtth tndlirermt management; aad next year It Is slmost certain that an experienced tlieatrical man wm be In foil Charge andop-to-date features tarnished- The plan always followed has been to pay ton-week pricea. tmt wort performera only two daya. It mlitht not be a bad Idea tor people who have bright, catchy acts that ran aboot forty minntea to write to Dr. W. B. NIAola, Boulder, Col., and ten what they wm have for next aeaaon. The early bird geta in here, and while It to too early jnat at present. It might be a good Idea to get In now and take It op later when tbe Imard meets to plan next year'a program. There was a most exciting time at tbe Cliantaaqna last Saturday when a pidyaeope pictnte waa being nude. Fifty abapdy aad aar- geons brantlea from Tessa took part ht a cnoedy ebaae film that auda thi pirtnie cecr taken. Nat Fraaeo. the tortioaiBt aad Impenonalec played aw oiar part la Ua Hearr Irrlng l aafa a n . aad be waa chaard airer maimtalna and a aaa g h caayoaa by the afly beaatbo who catnoa tato tbe aplrit of the tUag wtth great vigor. Farther an- nonncement of tbe details of tbe Him can not be Riven until tbe copyrtebt details bsve been completed by Mr. W. N. Sellg. of Cblcsgo. Tbe local Elka are planning for great tUnga during tbe national oonventkm at Denver next year. Jost wbst the.T will have to not an- nounced, bnt there will be fnn and sttrsrtlons enonch for everybody, and every seml-publlc stltntion In the state baa offered money in varlouB amounta nntU it looks aa thouab the lodee will have at leaat flSS.OOO to spend in entertalnlne deleratee and friends. There will be no limit to the ftra and -only the rooming ho-Ke keepem will be In dlatreaa, for nobody will exnect to iro to bed during the week, or even take time to rhanee clothes. TIwre_wm be ten things doing every extraa to spate: and TMtoca ttat It tiie saa had ta apt aad b o laa ^ .ii„ nie eonualtlao la fbafge of tbe algbt alliaclbma pinapCUr aaao aa ced that It waa a good ttrfng. for It Rare them aa eppottimlty of abowlax bow easy It will be to totally eeilrae tbe sun In brIIIIaiNT and make the day arem ooe dreary waste of time fbr the feHows In cbatge of things from six to six. That craphlrally mnsttates tbe spirit of doing thinics In Denver, and. the beat vmi be 'way behind when It I laaia to looking after tbe Elka next amnmer. The newspsper w il t e i s of Denver have onranised a press dnh. snd the dispoaitlon to ahow courtesies to vlsitiog "srtor people" baa (rreatly Improved. Edward KeatlBK. manaring editor of the TImea. to president snd prsctleaTIy rvPiT nrwsnaper vrrlter In tbe dty ta on the mTlB. Tlattlng prDfeaalooato who have taken the allfcht tmnble of getting acquainted with mem- bers of the eInWand tiiat doesa*t asean spendinc money or wMUax ao Mttj Biaft—baas bee* given hearty aapmtt ta- tbo papcia, wUeb demoosttatfa eaaetly wbaA I baaa CMoMd for yeaia: If people eaa.^^.art OaMhcr Aar arm sev tte good palafa Pi'joaift attop wbMB aoaopo when tbe amaalataaop'li at loag raa«o. Many a worthy nan and wnm aa have faded beca a ae they missed getttaa the aapport tber coald have had by a i a a t »lii g the hs a d aad saylntr " buuit t" to the fMlowa who .poA peoella. Good fellow- ship (not toadytaa) In the right place . w)n pcooola. bapplaeaa en both aldea.. The yooa( f^>#^wha fc^- ■ — WaiCona, Will Ward. Jaa. 8. Ward's MlaaMs. SaziT Warn.-M. a Warner, Ed. C. t^ssbbnm, Bennle M. Wsabingtoa. Geo. Jr. Waters. Oiarlle Watlppa. John Wearer. B. W. Webb, k. E. Weber XteBy Weber, W. W. Weitr. Jaba ai. Welch, B(tt Walla, B. PhH Weatawgttujba Weal. S. «L WUbor. <TrIck Bl^diat) WUktrd * On, W. 9, Willtoma, Fradl Winiams. W. a whsoo. o. w. Wllsoa. Tom Wlmmer Pah. Oa. Vtncheimaa. Mr. raialaed Bears) IVIaacr Coaeert aad Oa^ •WewboB. Owlag WcKlioS, OwlBB Wheeler ft WUaoa Trio WbrUn ft Beadaa Whipp, W. B. Whitby. J<dm White, Wm. P. White, Bddle W. Wblu Stove Co.. Mgr. •trUtc. Portar 1 White. John (Ferris Wheel Man) WUtUke. Geo. E. Wbltmaa, Henry Whlttman Comedy Oa- mgr. Whyte. Oake P. ■Woedtord, X. B. Workmsa. P. G. ' Wotypka. J«ha Wrifht. J. M. Wrtght. Elba E. n ur'ltaer. Taray W. W. A. cam. Ool Yatea, Aabrry iTaa- devUle Singer) •Toong. Bd. U. le Yoaog, Wm. Young, Tot Voong, N. B. Zaimoo. Harry Zantonr, Salab m eeting the a good aaory* the man who esn give bta • tip «■ faaalta^ bat daewbere tbe etaapesatore ea adlt loa were tavcrable. Bates laterfeted wltb zarm work la tbe Hlosoarl valley, northern Texaa and in portlans of the lower Ohio valley and east gulf coast dlstxteta, while tain to needed In Georgia, parttoaa of Florida, sorthem UiaalaalppI, northm TTHniJa, nortbeni Ohio and oorthrm New Jersey, la tike Ohio valley the growth of corn haa h«<9 aamewhat cheeked by cool weather, bat dae- where in tbe principal eom atatea thto crop has made excellent progress. Throogboat tha Atlan- tic coast dtotrlcU s Hoe crop to Indicated. In Tenneaaee, Arkansas, Indian Territory and Borth- em Texas the condition of com la aot ao Tliraahlng of vrtnter wheat haa been Inter- mpted by wet weather In soatbera ninala and portliHis of tbe Mlssonrl valley aad middle states, hot etoewheia thto wort baa odvoaeed aatlCaetarny. Wlatcr wheat baiiial la i awsy t a mall -part 9t tte i Vwm Xm' reported, except fiuui acattered Bdd k Ihikots, wbsra smnt and hllgbt ara aisa preva- lent to some eateoL Late agelaB wheat waa l a at oi ta lly damaged la Waahlagtoa by bat wMi o( tbe ptceedlng week, bat the eady crop a» Injoiy. Bareest to general la Onss^ irlth aboot the average yield and oaallty. Oat barreet baa pto i uaaed fa raraMy. and ja now becoming general la tbe more aorttierly atates. With the exr»ttjaa,at i liarveated oats In : VIrginU. the reporia highly favorable. Ho wie Improvement la tto ceadMott of over most of Texas to Indicated, and while tao rank growth and onsstlsf sc lwj traltlag OM reported from Oklahoms, Arkansas. Lontotona and Mtoalssippl. s general slight Improvement to also shown In these ststes. In° Al.tuma tlie crop'has generally deteriorated; In Georgto It to fruiting rapidly,- where snfllelent rates tava occ u rred, Int In other loealltlea of that state rain to badly needed, snd shedding, mat and tajkbeenantleeotBOSerope vbgk *bgk(d vbtfkqlvb black tot aie pteralent. Too tank grawtb aad iB.l wcB,- allboaift ftom th e Utte r etate.' Ak tmpea r ement Kportcd fruuj Kentacfty, whcfo.' bowerer, tbe crap to In need of coltlsatiaa and haa s a ffe i ed from rata aad ban In tbe n w tb e iu po rti on. In the other tobacco atates the lookoat to (hvorable. With bnt few ex ee ptl uua tbe reports indicate a very light crop of apples. Bsylng haa been retarded la pertlooa of Iowa, Korth Dakota and Virginia, hot generally Indicate thit a pc-^yl ct-->;- ^.f been laryely aecnre^L Wanted Good Shows AU kinds of prIvlleireR: everythlitg coso in Carnival line. Long toor Sontb. Join at Berne, Ind. Big week of AnanstSlsttoeotb. Good company. Wire or addresifat once; BREUU, lOMHELL 4 WUTE ttUniL 68,.