The billboard (Aug 1905)

36 Tlie BlllboaptfS iANG'S VAUDEVLLE AGENCY Offfiees 311-312 Otfden Building. 34 aark St. Chicago. Ill ™H"v^r«OTra weeS tn^lo! three weeks to Canaa»-other3 pendtoir: ten weeks In Texas, three week In Indlua. seven weelts In lUInoJs. eleven weeks to WUconsio. five week to Mtonesota. eight weeks takes to Iowa, South Dakota. MiMOurl and Kansas. TWs Includes the Nash Amalgamated Circalt. Jones and O'Brien Circalt. aLso the Unlane Theaters to Minneapolis »Dd St. P»ul. the Qrand Theater 'i Z\ I have severed all connection with the Pacific Coast Amusement Association, and am not ■* jr— W t llOOltl tM l Sa» tb» OOMt. Fatpre ad» to The BUlboard wUl annonnce new vaodOTlUe theatera addeq to the Circuit. . . WII-klAM A. I^ANO, lids. S« OlTk St., CHICAGO. ILU. iower County Big Fair CI and Austin Street Carnivai * September II-I2-I3-I4. .^Miasf miA for lUr GiooQds oom on. ZTo gMobUog. WANTED—LUtr gjnjfimidhtnV StarUiiB Tfartiiggi SlMWiteK GaltaT, Knlfb BMk, Ohm Back. BrtirBaelc,.GttaB BlowM^ Itoa^ "Wli^ Toy. BiljaoMi etc . Wm let tent ^jdioTO oa tMr gnranOs In exchingie for fine atttaetdoiiB. Ctoeondday of the a pot 7,000 people on tbe grounds. Address J. E. DAVISON Secy., AUSTIN, MINN. ....THE LONDON.... MUSIC HALL IkthaneoBBlx.dattanof'Vkade.lU.AttmithieBClunit (he world. fled a MaBdlyweleoma at 401 Strand. Kmr Tork leprMeotatlTa, I, n. CASLS. 1U5 VockCRy. TeleplMiw—49S Madlion. log Id Londoa wUi I BiMdway. New 80-ft. R. T., two 40-ft. Center Pieces, i2-ft. Sides For Saie . ania ain»«lu. condition. Sult- Baijto., Ohio. ft umeAiN peDrop^Ui good eondltion, nalnted on RnnUn thaatliig, ■Us SbTHfMt: SPlroai«d wood wlas.. 1ft ft fMt; C. D- ¥Maej CbMntJlmt FI.C1 4 wiii^.Dd Sset doon, Z Door Klteben Flat;« Wingi and t act doo»; Sky Borden on battras. site S by 6 (ect: f i.iTfc.M l iwni.rio.riiiliiiii Wliiiri "r roTfnInni Border, ssbylSfaetton batten; 4 Lev Drops. «nd borlnm bMk- taf;Omadao<n;Int«torB.eklag:completent of Hinged GroTC., new; M acts of Manila Lines andiron ■navMiarflaiMia ElMtrle Border Lj^rlito. now. and Lines; Electric Foot IJffbts mna Swltcb Board, new aind ^ IBtSirtttft for moYlng plctnrai. Will hU tbe entire oatflt for Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars aMto..cnatR]rleFark,PateiMli.II. J. Address EDWARD BARLOW, I92i Market SL. Paterson, N. J. ^ __ . ,.110 mattar what ita condition orwhatmarhathaeaaM. mam aaa and wnmn tm ynra TonnKn-Ioakliiv. doM BOt italn tlMKalPiianotitlekr or gnaar.and emtains nothing Injnilona. being pniely Twatabla. Hay be iMd with bu.llt on ulr, bond or nrastacbe, promotln 2 tbe gTowtta and enring dandniS. A pacug. costing ordlnarlfo n will be sent tor 2a cents, or 3 for M<mta,paatpaiSrlAEMaSrT TOUJET CO.. Sta. A. BOSTON, MASS. POWOrS BAMaUUUUW, mEPMMF MA8AUHES taMTMHPDEmSL Vb« Modem WotloD Pfetnre SDtelilne. FIUS SAFETY NOW ASSVBBV. Om- nreproot Tf.g.Tinea and Take-Up Derloe WIU fit any Exhibition Modem Motion Mctare Macblna. An en- tlrely new apparato. by whicb aboolate safety U> tbe film from low by FIBE IS ASSURED. Tbe only derlce oC Its kind wblcb bas received ofbclal endorsements : 'fkmtb. Local Anthoricies as sacb. Write for CATAL06UE An«C oar Apparadis IsfoUy protected bj- UoitcdStates frthia Inoed or peiMUair« ud InfHDfrementti will be vteofoosly pro — coted. V. POWEIt (New Tork Film e). I15-U7 yaiwn at., y. T. rfREE ! The Cutlery King's for it to-day. HABRT L. WEIS- 240 E. Madison Su CHICAGO. Look tor BV ng ^ Bepb tad. Fall In Line, and Make Money. No ei^gnlmce neceMaj try to Mil mj vettKS Mil mx SOO per eenc vroflt* I No. 385x. I JAPANESE D BAMBOO Reduced tow Creole Canes UsSis. JAPANESE BAMBOO CROOK CANES. Patenied Hnitii, ptrlOO Patented Finisb, Braided Silk Ribbon Per ICO ^ S6.50 bora tlDd mr C HI- BRANCH witb Hftrrr WeUbanm SM E. Madf- Bon St.,» ffmtooovoiileiice^ Be inre *od fend a deposit of at Icsst SB per cent- on sU orders over tl<kOO. All orderi noder VIO-OB must be Kccompanled with a'moDej' order for tbe fall smooDt. Send for cstslofcue. I. EISENSniN, 44 Ann St., N. Y. HARRY L WQSBAUM, WMtom RepretantaHve, 240 E. MadlMii St., Chicago. Kvwtoo—Taapw Oa> Wttt. Hilldr. MO. /* ■' (HMf—iHettbai 0». fair. Sitt. »». r. w. P^tTrSwr*^ IWr. Mb ML . Wm. H. MM^Mw.! S.. ft. t t mtf Si»,_ S. B. McOora, dM. ■ ■ '' •" . „ ' _ PhitkiityTlUt rt ii f -XSn. *tfc> IMK B. J. Roahlng, tee. Frincetoo—Bureau Co. VUr. SCVt, M. Jas- 11. Ennls. pt«s.. Walnnt; H. B.'Vttmoit. treas.; Cbas. L. Trimble, sec. Bobbisorn—Omwtord On. Fkir. Sept. 26-29. Sa- TlUe SMpman. pre*.. HardhmUle; B. W. Schwentni. tteas.; Heoiy Conlter, see.. Hard- InSTlIle. Sandwich—Sandnrleb FUr. Sept. 13-U. H. A.- Sevety. pres.; C. L. Stinson, sec. Sbelbyrille—Sbelby Co. Fair. Sept. 6-8. J. Q. Westerwen, prcB.; 6. A. Boherts, aec. Springfield—lUinols Stotc Fair. Sept. 30-Oct. 7. A. D. Bortiez. isea., Hamilton; Edw. A. tHall. tress.; W. Gaxrard, sec. Sterling—Mineral Springs Fair. Ang. SB-Sept. 1. J. T. WlUUuns, Ittm; J. Harpbam, ticas.; W. KUcoar. sec Warren—Union Agri. Fair. Sept 18-22. Joaeph Appel, pres.: Geo. Msbon, tieas.; T. A. Snl- llran, sec. Woodstock—McHenry Co. Fair. Ang. aB-Sept- ' 1. Wkn. Desmonds, pres., Fiement Boy, . ireaa.; Geo. Boat, aec. Wyoming—^Wyosnlng Fair. Sept. 12-18. O. B. MacCIyincnt, sec. WalKka—Iroiiaola Co. Fair. Sept. m-U. B. B. BotaDing. prea., OUnaa; Win A. Okney. treas.; J«lm O. Beeder. aie. TdAvHle—Beadan Oo. lU. aapt. M, O. S. Winisnu, sec. IKBIAZrA. Andetwn—Anderson Fair. Ang. 2B-6ept. 1. T. B. Orr, pres.; Wo. Soland, trea..; W. B. Heritage, eec. Angols—Steuben AgrL Thlr. Oct. 1043, Clyde C. CoTlln. pres.; Bcair Tilndan tMa»; Onllle Bogmmt—Big SoooTille ftfc. An*. aS-Scpt, 9. OoMr FtiMr. prea.; A. b Bcder, tceaau; 7. r. BMizdHo, aee. BoMraD-WkcrL IWr. Sept. 0-a, Bliam Sdght, PMSl; llatt Ooivee. see. Buuif Pouiliiiu Fair. Oct. U-<U. O. D. Bt- tingcr, pcea.: B. F. Bowman, treaa.;' B. W. Parks, wte. Bremen—BrefDCB Fair. Oct, S-C John BoS. see.; Henty H. Miller, aee. Cicero—<HamlIton Co. Fair. Sept. «-8. C. B. TodUimoo, pres.; I, If. Achenhach, sec. Colnmtins—Bartholomew Co. Fslr. Sept. 11-16. F. T. Cmmp. pres.; Bd. IBeAnan, sec. OonaersTlUe—^Fayette Oo. Fair. Sept. S-g. Francis T. Boots, pres.; Bass Sixrks, sec; T. .O. HcBnmey, gen cu^. Oorydon—Sinlson Co. Fair. Ang. 2S-6et>t. 1. Dan F. Slant, pres.; Geo. W. Applegate, )t.. treas.; Frank S. Wright, sec CoTtngtoa—Fonntaln, Warren A TermiUoo FmH. Sept. 12-16. Oeo. Bobb, pres.; 0<». W. WU- Uame, treas.; N. G. Harlow, aec. Orawfardarnie—Agrl. Fair. Sept. 4-7. W. r. Bolct, pic..; B. C. Walknp, kc. OrothecsTllle—OwthersTlUc Fair. Sept. aS-ep. D. B. Waters, pres.; Wm. Oeeekcr, tnas.; 9>. s. Bntm, KC Otown Mat—SjAt Oo. Ttir. Aug. 9M3ept. L J. A. Beattie, pres.; Fred "Wheeler, see. Oeeatw—Omt Ha. Ind. Mr. Aiw. 9P-S1. I. D. WMIlnsw, pna.; Mm Brown, Isaaa.; O- -D. Xnnkicw see. Bast Wiiltiiiilw Hilt BBtcqMie FWr, Sept. 5-8. Vmo, Oarrcr, pcea.: fl. I*. T uiixa. tica..; B. S. fDMrnpaon, sec, Rlalng Sim. BransTUIe—:m-State Fair. Sept. 11-16. B. V. VonBoboen, pre«.; Wxn. L. Swormstedt, treaa.; B. L. Akfal. sec. Fort Wayne—Fort Wayne Fair. Bert. IP-JS. Jno. C. Petrra. pres.; E. H. McDooaM, treaa.; Dr. Wm. P. Meyers, sec. Franklin—Jobnson Co. Fair. Ang. 2e-Se(rt. 2. Jobn Tllson. pres.; C. A. Orerstreet; tress.; W. S. Yoirag. sec. Hnntlngburg—Vnbofai Co. Fair. Sept. 11-16. Charles Moeidclianes, pies.; 'E. W. Plekbardt. sec. Hantingtao-.<AgrI. Fair. Sept. 12-16. Boht. -Slmonton. pres.; Adam I,. Beck. sec. IniHanapoUs—Indiana State Fslr. Sept. 11-lS. ^lana J. Nlblack. pres.. Vlncenoes; J. W. La- Grange, treas.. Franklin: (Siulea Downing, sec. Room U. State Book. KendallTlUe—^Eastern Indiana Fair. Sept. 35- 28. U, 0. Bnnae, pres.; Jno, Mitchell, ticas. J. S. Ocmlogiie. ssc. Klsgmaii—Vpoatalii On. Fair. Sept. SM^. 0. B. BatcMC gna-s A. a. Undhi tmUntti-nnmmK Co, Fair. Jki 1. JUa. M. Ouon. preo.; Adam Wi treas.; Bemr A. Miller,, see. LaPorte—I/oPorte Connty Agrl. Fair. Sept. 12. 15. Dr. H. H. Martin, pres.; Tene Dodand. treas.; J. E. Boirell, sec. Liberty—Union Co. Fair. Sept. 8-8. Walter Albematbf, pres.; S. M. Latoie, treas.; Mil ton Maxwell, aec. North Moneheater—North Manofaester Fair. Oct. S-7. Jno. Iseilbarger. pres.; Obaztoa Wright, sac. Portlaad—Jay Cow Valr. Sept 44. J. O. Oko- wtU, pm.; WaMor X. Bitw, tm*,; fas- P. OlMi^ «e. Princeton—Gibson Oo. Fair. Sept. 4-B. Wm. F. Parrett. pres.; Stewart Fisher, treas.; Jno. R. McGlnnIs, sec. BocbeatCT—Fblton Oo.- Fair. Sept. Ardi StlDSOD, pnc.; J. DairWD, treas.; F^ank Dil- lon, wc. RnSbTUIe^Bash Co. FUr,^ Aug. ap-Sept. 1. Salem—Big w. a ka Sbeihyniie-nMilhr Osl ffUr. Sept. S«. s. p. Stroop, pna.; Waltor BUott, aac. Terre Bante—Terre.Bante TiMtloc Vilr. Aug. 28-Sept. 2. W. P. llama, pne^; Stank Mo- Keen, treas.; Cfaas. &. Dnflu^ Mow Valparaiso—Porter Co. Fair. 8c|it. M, p. W. CUirord, pres.; H. M.. Xraa^ .tMa,! .'0, S. Pence, sec. "- Vlncenne.—Agrl. Fair. Sept. 18-9S^- 1( M. McDowell, pres.; Jas. it: Boose, aee. IOWA. Algoaa—Kossnth Oo. Fair. Sept. 12-16. T. H. Wadrwortta, eec, Atlantic—CasH Co. Fair. Sept. 25-28. F. C. Schaln. pres.; J. A. McWaid. treaa.; 0. 8. Brown, eec. * .. , . Andnbon—tAudnhon Cou'Vih^.'xSipt. S4L" C Bl Breslmaa, ptc. AToca—Pottawattomie Oo. Fair. Sept. 19-e2, Wfn. TMee, sec. Bedford—Taylor Oo. Fair. Sept.. 12-lS. O. C. DowUd, sec. Bloomlleld—Oarla Oo. Fair. Sept. 10-22. O. W. Wisdom,' pres.; B. K, Betr, txeaa.; J. a . Bronhard, oae.. Biittr-^aneodt Oow 'Mk. loft M, foka Bohrhacb, oeo. BuOaSo Cantiis—DM. Pair. Snt. . a W. Gad^- piei.: 1. 3. Oni«i^!MHkt-QMk B. JTolmcong s€c. ■ v* •.- "* ,' Central OUy—Wapalt ytOtir Mki: Bift, BUS. B. B. Benderoon. .flM^ ohaiie. mtjT-nora Oa.-Pdr. Scpb t»as,- w. B. Walfcar, pna.; A. B. BlotlHI, tNns.f 0. M. Cav. Me. Clarlnda—darlnda FUr. ' Sept 4-7. Clarion—Wright On. «Mr. Sept. 12.15. F. U Dow, pres.; B. A. Alexander,' treaa.; O. P, Morton, aec. Clinton—Clinton DIst. Fair. Sept. 1>.^, t. B, Aiirena, kc, Lyana. ■** . . ... Ookunhus Junction—ColmlNM TunoUOB lUt. Sept. e-S. J. J. Stapp. aec Coming—ComlBg Agil.- Fair. Aug. 28-31. J. M. DeVore, kc. a«aton-^^3reetan AgrL Pair.. Sc^t.-11-14. 0, D. Darenport, sec Deoorab—^wlmmMek Oo.' Valr. Sept. H. L. Coffeen, eec. " ..... De. Ma<nes—Iowa State Pair. '-Ang. 1. W. W. Morrow, prea.. Alton; Ow Ellyooo, tress.; J. C DeWltt-CUnton Oil, J^l^ B ^ / P. Sept.- B«. BL Aimentroot. preK;,.i Bntterfoss, see. Eldon—Big Foot Dint. Flair. . J: Moore, kc Elkader—<Elfcader Fair. Ang. 32-25. XoO 1 pres.; A. J. Carpenter, treaa.; J. A. Kramer. KC. FMrdox—Vralrie VoUcy rair. Ang.-aS-Sept. 1. B. Beaton, acc. FUAId—ffeffetaon Co. Fair.. Sept. 12-15. J. P. Maaaticy, prea.; H. T. Downs, ticas.; B. C. ' fl a jora. ooc Finest CUy—WiaaCbasP Oo. Pair.- Oc^ 8-B. .J. A. Petti., aoe. Gieenfldd-MUr Oo, fttk. 8wt 5-T. E. M. Bomyr, ftcs.; H. B. Sailtb, ticsa.; J. S. Grlni!t &'"V . 'wM Melt OttWI Pair. S«t. t-T. I. S. Bailey, see . • - ^ Onmdy Onttre—flnD«r (Su Mfc: Sipt IB-M. E- G. Enmslnger, me. Gnthrle Centre—CnlMo OiL Poll J. G. Tbomaa; imm.t B, .W." A. H. Grtsell, See. Bamiiton—Franlclln On. Fair. Sept. 12-15. J. W. Cummlnga. sec _ Barloo—Sbelby Co. Fair. Sept. IS-IB. U, B. Plckaxd. KC. ' Bnmboldt—Bnmtwldt Co. Fair.' Stft. IMS. John Cnnningtiam, see. Independence—Boehasan Co. Fair. Sept. 11-16. Obas. I,. Ktaig, Ke- Indtanda—Watren Co. Fair. Sept 12-10. 0. 0. BeynOklB. pres.; Wm. Buxton, Jr., treaa.; (Lee TnlhoM, kc towa City—Johmno Oo. Fair. Sept. 25-28. Bd. Hnmmer, pres.; Ed. Switaer, ticas.; J. B, Maboney, sec. LaPorte City—lAForte City IHst Pair. Sapt 18-33. Jo. HnsnMa, pic; B. h ManMU. I j oa s Cli nt on DM. Pair. Soptw I.. WUso cUaton; t. B. Amna. ace, _ _ - Malrem-afilla Oo. Pair. Sept. MT. W. B. JohBsoo, prrs.; O, A. Btraban, Iteat.; I. J- Swain, aec. Manebeatei^Delaware Co. Fair. Sept S-8. Ben Sbeldoi^ preo.; late Matthews, tteso.; John Pentony, kc UansoD—Calhoun Oo. Fair. Sept. 5-8. T. Orif- Ihi, pres.; B. B. Bebem. treas.; C. O. Koa- key. KC Massena—MasKna Fair. Sept 18-21. Msqnoketa—Jackson Co. Fair. 8ep<. B-8. Jo*- Dostal. pres.; Fred Flacber, treas.; B. D. Ely. sec. MUton-Milton Dist Fair. Aiw. SB-SepL 1. D. A. Miller, see. ■ UlsKnrl Valley—Harrison OS, VMfe Oat, BS- W. H. WIthrow. KC. _ ^ Montloello—Great Jonea Oo. Fair. Ang. SS-Sept. 1. E. E. Hicks, see. _ Monnt Ayi^Bteggdd Oo. Fair. Sept. 5-8. B. M. Bon4ey. pres.; F. B. Sheldon, treas.: Ohas. Oamx^ll, kc. Noshna—Big Fonr Fslr. Sept. B-8. O. B. BlnUey, pres.; W. F. Geteh, treas.; J. A, : BcsgfT, aee. NatlOBal-4aa7ton Co, Pair. Sept 6-8. Jos. JUtt, |t«k, St, Qlitt B. 0, Rowe, treaa„ Meaonai Ornry T.ikasa. nc. aaraaTiilc. Kerada—Story Co. Fair. Sept. I2-IB. T. P. Worsley, kc. New Sharon—New Stasron Fair. Sept 1S-I4. S. T. Harper, pres.; S. E. Mofflt, sec. Newton—Jasper Co. Fair. Sept. 12-15. Aodiw Stewart, pres.; S. G. BasKll, tieaa.; B. H. MJlIcr, KC. Nortlmrood—Worth Co. Fair. Sept 11-18. N«ls Thocson. pres.; Ohaa, IBeckett treas.; B. B. Bi- ll. OgJan Ooona Oa, Pair. Sept. 64. Win. ymt. «M8.; Jallaa Knnta, boaa.; 0.