The billboard (Sept 1905)

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TJie Billl>oar<] 55 %E YOUR money"' EIBW A UH6 E jMCOME Small In?esitneni.' tQriakni Mn frai W* Provo It. TbU la one ot an dl(r«r- ent coliMpaimtad MIIU TVbeclwr 70a live In m Mmmll town or a blir city, an InvcsCment of •]& up will earn jou * larir*, hnncit. lodaimidnt in- com* wittaoat wan or Mnony. Ton Jut ooant tbe profltH. Others Make Memy Fad. Toar opMrtanttr l« Jnat u C. L. AtutervAD, Peoria, III. IleiiayBr '-Puncblnic Bair ar- rlve<l i o'clock Testerday after- noon, opened It ttilH moroloR at u o'cluoic and took out •IS.Ofl.'* Jidin Kuller. Mt. AI17, N, a, says: "1 have taken ao,aoo pen> uleMoutof one of jour Mllla BaK Punchlnir Marhlnev In the pant 13 inontbs." HeDOUULKO Me UONK Y every M days. Why Not You? Aut think wliat MTeral eocb machines would do for You. Mills Maebloee *oftru pay for tbeoiseWefl In 10 days,—after that It la ALU PKOFIT. Krerybody |»tronlies a Mllla Amusement Macbl ne,—men. women and cblldren. Ttaey are regular MINTS at plmlca, parka, couotj falra. camlTals. at'>ra of all kinka or whcranriMOpla an to MtooiML Puni^blni; SUelitDe. " If you bare any som of mowiiiy leniifmc to Inveal In a aure money mak«r« dottS tell to write to.day foronr Booklet NObits *4fow to make mQuey raat." U*b frc«. mlLLS NOVEUTY CO., r. 8-11. Oct. 30. J. T. Annata—AagMta rk». I Ci^wgn O artka 0». Mr. Chi«kamaca—Narthmat a«orcU Fair. Oct. M. T. W. u», prfa.; U. 0. Bouda. treta.; B. H. Wjatt, see. Daltoo—Poorth AoDotl TalC Oat, IMH Mnk T. BcrooMi, prea. Do^lw-Oolfsc Co. ralr. MM; MH «, J. Lamnecfllle—Ovtanetta Cooatr Fkfr. DitM Hateblae, Jr.. •«!. ' ■ LezlDgtOB—Osletliorpa On. Kile. Oai Jno. Knox, pivs, and ■p. Macon—0««rcla FatmtCa *tk. Oat. Wayawi Wayeroai rafer. Mr. W-W. IDAHO. Blackfoot—SoDElwastern Idibo Fair. Sept. 18- 22. C. W. Berrymao, pre*.; G. H. Holbrook. trras.; TV. H. Stuntebi am. aec. Boise—lotfr-mountaln Pair. Sept. 2.1-30. Jaa. A. Ptmiey. pres.; B. H. PloiviieaiL treai.; W. F. Dolan. ife. CaldnvU—Canyon Co. Fair. Oct. 10-14. t>. D. Camphetl. pica.; W. B. Sebtec, tma.; J. B. 6««rra. HC I/ewlat«n—U>«rlatOB-ClarkatoB ralr. Oct. ie-21. 0. a. K«at«r, pna.; Jaa. T. Baj, treaa.; Chris. P. O sui s ia . sac. Xm Pfiee—N«a Petea Co. Fate. Oct S-T. K. G. OitCTlULVt, pres.; L. N. Swltt, tiMa.; F. W. Ultebcn. jee. nXJHOIB. Alade—Macerr On.. Fate. . Sept. IS^ B. httk, pm.: w. . D. Eacmoa; ttc Ann a' Bo uUi t lu -.IHIilp^Jrifc - MtylL 1. Atlaota—I«aan Oa. lUr. Stpt. M. J. B. ' Jocdaa; arc BalT Mtw ma cm Oow .Ikk. arpt B-8. Jsa 4 Ita. e. amnhi. ^ IT'S UP n Yll, Valuable Rook f»r We are bcadQnartera for 11 to 23 S. JtfnrsM St., CHICtBO, lU. Wo°s4 fHtic^ TalkoftheTown-tS n. J7) I?30UTFJT RE ACT rot VtlPKCMT WT 10 LA3. A Tip to TIeatrlcal and Show Managers An aerial "ad" will help yon to make a cood 1 "'^ and home play. There la nu time to ISff i. V.'" •» flyliW by and yon aboold to tbe limit, to set your Hbare and some of Uie other fellow's too. DONT Stand Pat. Tbe »-isc>n Is not OTer until the last Pnnap- ft'n Vine U dead. So line up and Join the Show Me Trtl>e.» Put yonr money on ^?B'i!"".^.^v a Btc Banner wtlSft.. with your "ail" on, float!nc Ml ft. In the air. over j-our attraction, would be a pul- ler. A Boalneaa Pnller. The only way tbey can avoid wvIhk U la to abnt tbetr eyes. aCDd forpbucoaod — ^ (lus J. ooavM, 4*1 |10.000.00i"SSS .'VBANDINSTRUMEMS •taooutnair price. All makes, many good u ni'w. .irTi^S*^ in for-aol.To»" Instramenca. wblcb cr- eei all otbcni. If you want the best, boy a "HOI.TON" -iryou will havB anotber make, ws baTS It for > on 1 SStSf; .^"7thinK for bands. Our catalog and bar- CSJn Hat rn*« on request. FaawK MOLTON a CO.. Per 100 Will Rossiter's Original IMQ-THE MINUTE A A MM^% AiliircM all aiall ^^^^ " Good Attradkm Wanted loesamTlwatrp laigaMb KP. OAIJWitl.taaila*. IMsa. It"''*^' <."<'. bypnotlc. etc, to amm mmw: fcii-"., !,. i",oooTl»nors.aaMirw»1( •"AKIKSI Killar-H MaiM peeiiald. Kl). CONRAlt. — Haaaab. ptaa.; D, PrckiBB, aia, . BeIleTin«—St. date Jaa. UeCnUoogli, ate. t(taa.s H. ■Ur. Oct. S-T. Cmiai^^SoaSSr O^nst. tafc, ML s, Hatomett. prca,. Taaeda; eeik fr-j trras.; A. Haywai^, sec CarliDrUIe—Macoopin Co. Fate. Oct. T. Carmody, pres.. Nllwoo*S'-i." '1 treaa: G«ort» J. Caatle, sl^. - Ctrmi~CaRiil Fate. Sept. S-9.' j: 3. Dale, •ec. ciiampalsa—Ohaivaiga Co. ■3ilr.-''aipt. IX-IS. Danrtta-aielMa Oa. Mb ■cM- ML JkHL •. INipplF, GfflDgtaai w, ~ sec. Ehrood—wm CO. Fair Spaneler, sec. Equality—Gallatin Co. Fate. Sept. 19-22, L. W. GordoD. pres.: Cbas. Stein, sec Fairbary—Falrtrary llnlon Fate. Sept. 4-8. J. W. McI>ow«Il, pres.; T. S. O. McDowell, trees.: P. F. Brydla. see. Preeport—Northern Ullnola Fate. Sept. 5-8. J. E. Tascart. pres.; U. B. Jonckan^ tieas,; Jas. Remer, ate. Galena—Galena Ftatb Owt^ MOH W. Ba^ oer, sec. Goleonda—Pope Co. Pate. Oet. 4-7. ■ Beacy Walter, sec. Greennp--4;iiml>er1and Co. Fate. Sept. B-O. P- J. Bowtnaa. pres.; C. O, Lenett, treas,; B. E. Oash, sec GriRssTlUe—imnoU Valley Fab. Sept. M Rnt4irle— AgA Pate. Oct. «B M aa. €. BardlDSTlUe—OrMTfaal Oa. Mb llg Beaiy Coolter, aee. Oa. jafr. Sept. r40L J. H. or ' Sept. 20-22- Elty Dr. CtnlYtl, Ftir »i Jew^ry lots. Comb lots. ^btar lots. Notion lots, Porse lots. Bandkerrbleff^, Bazur lutH, Mt mo. Books. (JliFsCntter EniTis. W. B. W. Bi and Tableware, PenrlesK l^haiptneiB. Geiman Collar Bi|ti«MUi SccdlaCaacik Fialt wmmmm% mrm* ■aama, dke. Ke'tariatfiiita ftir eaah; and yoa will Sod onr price* The C3ieapeat In Aaaerlra. Send forjmr l%.IUMt*sted Oata- iomM " y«Mi« Save fVom B to Si l . every dollar's wortli' •€ }OB boy In oar line. WE ARE FROMPIJHIPPERS, TOO THE H0R0W1TZ-BER6ER COa 1MMII,I.T.a^ . Back in Old Kentucky 'TIS THERE WHERE THE lOHEY IS. Merchaftts' Free Street Fair WEEK OF Attractions, Bobinson Amus.Co. Privilege people address Sec'y Stnet IWr SANSONE AND DEULA HaTeaUtliMopmftarSaptb SB. WUte Heniy Brown, 59 l)earliorh St., Chicago,or Wffl8. ^ti^ Mat g«t. Bmt Bldg., Cancinnatf. ^'^In'— JaUat-Unn Ca. fair. Stpt. U-IS. A. BBIiad. prta.; B. T. SeUey. traaa.; Xhaa. 1. Kdtay. JoMa—HoA UaDd Oa. Fate. Sept. IS-U. Wm. Filbert, pres.; Jao. Sbafcr, trcaa.. Pert Byron: F. J. WIdtcilde, aec. Jone sii cso—Onion Co. Fate. S<>pt. 19-22. S. 7- Fnat. pres.; Heoiy Trieb, treaa.; Wm. U. Huat. aec Kankakee—AsTl. Fate. Sept. 4-8. T. C. 8cbo- tyeey, pres., nnIoi» BlU; W. J- Brock, treas.; Len Small, see. RooxTlIIe—Knox Co. Fate. Sept. B-B. G. L. Lacy, pres., Gtlaon; Rolit, CoiUna, treas.; B- W. Snve«i-y, sec Oaleabnry. LaSalle—taSalle Fate. Oct. S-T. Geo. A. Wltaos, pres.; N- W. Doaoan, treas.; Alteed Sbelton. sec Libertynile—Lake Co, Fair. Sept. B-8. H, J. Cater, pres.; E. W. Parkhnrat, treas.; J. B. Morse, aec. Marlon—Williamson Co. Fate. Sept. 12-15. Jacob Goodall. pres.; Geo. B. Ooodall. beat.: Geo. C. CraopMla atCb. Mc.N'nbb—Potnaaa 4>sw Mte. Sept. SedS. F. & Smith, sec. Marataall—Weoooa Oa. flWr. Sept. IS-U. ■ KtHe Thierry, lee. MarMosTllIe—Claxfc Oo. Fab. Sept. U-ie. Wmi B. Stanlteld. aec, Mact la to—WMteslde Co^ Mr. Sept. BS. B. A. Smitit. pres.; \gm. Sapd. t ia aa; W. B. Lewis, aec Mt. CanSl l O i iK t B .O^ Mfcjltt*.' Wl * 'as. A., Wtnwr. fcta-t ' Wyoming—Wyoming MacClyment. at c. Wataeka—Iroqools Co. Fate. S ept. IMiL B. H. Hotanios. pres.. Gllman: Will Ju €mtj. ticaa.; Jaba O. Beeder, sec riatiOla Kssdsll Oa Fate. PspC »«.&«. Oct. IddSL .Clyde kMbffUe Sept. 18-8. B. A. Cal. M. ncac^ \!nrphyslMi(»-.fatn e. Cralae, pna^i ly. Bitter, aee. Newton—Jasper Co. Fate. Faller. sec. llney—lUcbland Co. Fate. Sept. 13-lS. F. W. nonmell. sec. Paris—Edcar Co. Fate. Sept. 6-8. Wm. H. Moiis. pres.; R. G. Satberland, ticaa.; a. B. McCopd, wc. PlnrlinejTine—Perry Oa.'Mr. Slpl. .IMt, R. J. RusblnfC, eec. I'rlnceton—Bureau Co. F%te. Sept. 5-8- Jas. M. Gwils. pres., Walnnt; B. B. Petersoa. irons.: Cbns. L. Trimble, sec. Robinson—Crawford Co. Fair, Sept. aS-SP. Sa- Title Sblpmao, pres.. BardtnsTllle; H. W. SchvTenku. treas.; Benry Coulter, icc, Bard- InsvUIe. _ • _ ^andn-leh—SsDdarieb VUr. Srpt, WM. ; B. A. Severy. pt«s.: C !•. Sttaaoo. asc -thelb.Tvtile—BMty Oa. lUr. S^'pt. Bd. J. C. Weotcrweli. p«MM O. A. Roberts, see. -tprlnsfleld—lUaels State Fate. Sept. SO-Oet- 7. A. D. Barber, prea.. Hamilton: Kdw. A. nan. trras.: W. Garrard, sec. Warren— UbIso Agrl. Fate. Sept. la-K. /owMi Appel. pecs.; C«c Mabea. treaa.; «. A. Sol- AMOla—Steoibea _ C. Carlln, pi«c: Goodale. spc. BosweU— AgtL Fate. Sept. 5-8. prea ; Matt Cooper, sec. Boarben—Bonrbon Fair. Oct. lO-lS. O, D. Et- tlD^r, pres.; B. F. Bowman, treas.; B. W. Parks, sec Bremen—Bremen Fate. Oct. S-a- John Bnff. SHO.; Henry H. Hiller. see. Clcere-^amllton Co. Fate. Sept. 4-8. O. B. Tcsnlinson. pres.; J. B. Aclieobach. sec ColnmbDO—Bartbolooiew Co. Fate. Sept. 11-16. F. T. Cramp, pres.; Bd. Redman, sec ConsetarUle—Fayette Oo. Fate. Sept. M. Francis T. Boots, pres.; Bsas Sparks, sec: T. O. McSDtney, (en mgr. CoTln^oo—Ponntatn. Warm te VermflSon Fate. Sept. .12-1&. Ceo. Kobb, pres.; 0«o. W. WU- llama, treajs.; N. G. Harlow, sec CtawftirdarlUe—Agrl. Fate. Sept.-4-7. W..F. Balet. prec; R- O. Walknp, sec Oiat haia i n ia C t o Uwia i l lle Fate. Sept. 1M9. B. B. Warm, prca.; Wa. Qoackarr tzeas.:- ^ -Batltr. sec _ last * ■pla^ftlla—Bast itiitwjfflat' Mi.- Sept. Sd. ShsSL Oinar. pna.: BL L Tantt', txcaa.: R. 8. TbaaiMiia. sec BialM Wm.- Kraantat-iaiMMU Mr* % MCUdS. B.. F. ▼oBBoboen. pscSLt Wta. b.'Saaniiattt^' tuas.^ R. L. Akin, sec Fort Wayne—Fort Wkfaa FkKT '9 fVL ' n-tS.' Jnc C. Peters, ptcs.; B, H. mPcaiM.. treas.; Dr. Wm. P. Meyaz^ ai ' Htmtincbnrc—Dnbak Oai Cbarles Moenkbaata. •ec Hnnttnctoa—<Agrl- Fate. Sept. 12-16. Bobt- Slmonton, pres.; Adam L. Beck, aec In<H>napoBs—Indiana State Fate. Sept.' 11-lS. JJasoD J. Nlblack. pres. Tlaecaates J.'W. La- Granee. tresa.. Franklin; Chade* DswalBX. sec. Room 14, State Bonae.' - Kendallrllle—Eastern liiilasis mill ' llsBl TtT SO. u. c. Brouse. prea.; iaa^ MMAill. baas.: J. S. Conlosue. eec. Kingman—Poantain Co. Fate. Sept. 26-S>- C. H. Ilatclltr. pres.; A. a. Undley, sec LaPorte—L.al>orte Coonty Agrl. Fate. Sept. 12 13. Dr. U. H. Martin, pres.; Veoe Dorland. treaa.: J. E. Bowvll, aec. Liberty—Dnion Co. Fate. Sept. 5-8- Walter Albematby. pr.-A.; S. M. Lafuxe, treas.; Mil- ton MaxTOll. sec, NoblesTiUe—Hamilton Co. Fate. Sept. 27-30- E. D. Oursler. chairman. North Mancbeeter—North Mandiester Fate. Oct. 3-7. Jno. Isenbarger, pres.; Cbaiics Wrl(bt. aec PorUand—Jay Co. iFate. Sept. 4-8. I. Q. Glo- we^prea.: WaMcr U. Bayes. tasaa.* Yas. Sept. u-ie. W. FMkhardt. Oa. Fate. Sept. «-&.. Wm. r. Pairett. pns.; Btawart Fislier, teess.; Jaa. B- McGlnnis, sec Bocbfater—FalteD Co. Fkb. Stpt M. ' Altk SttDian, pres.; i, Dawago, beaa.; taafe SB- Salem-^ Saleai »Mc- ML m'> OL Snyder, aec Sbetbyrflle—SheBu Oo. Fate. Sept. S-P. 8. P. Stroop, prea.; Walter BUott. sec Trrre Baste—Trrre Bante Trottlnc Fate. ab(. 28-Sept, a. W. P. Uania, pres.; rra/k Mb- Keen, treaa.; Obaa. B. Dnffln, sec Valpontao—Porter Oo. Fkte. Sept. P. W. Clifford, pees.; H. B. Brans, tMsa.; O. S. Pence, aec ~ Fate. Scot. ISdB. B M. : Jas. B. ^Boasa. sec IOWA. ' . ; ' Algona—Koasnth Oc Fste. 6ept. 'I2-U. T. B. Wad* worth, aec Atlanue—Caa Ca. Fab. Sept SB-S. F. a Schaln, pres.: J. A. UdWtM. traaa.; O. B. Brown, sec Aodnboo—Asdobas OS. SWb Sap*. ML' Ol.'fk'. Brenimaa, sec '; ■ \ Arnca—Fottawattonk On. Mr. Sept »«X -r Wm. TMes, see. Bedford—Taylor Co. Fate. Sept. U-lS.- C. a - Dowlln. aec BloomflcU-OaTiB Oot Mr. Sept. IIUI a W. - Wisdom.. BRS.; B. K. Bctr. tnaa.; i. O. BoDoweB, Bittt-TBaacock Oa. Bairala Omtrc-OM. Mr. ' BrpL ■ IS-M. a ,W. Oadd, prea,; 3. 3. Oajnr, Maau;.afa.,B. Oeatral OUyWWapsle TsDay fab. Sept. WS. ■ S. B. 'HiadcctBB. sec Charles Cllji Flujid Oa. Fate. Sept. It-K. W. B. Wgar. pace.; A. H. Bracfeett, trass.; OL Claciaa—WMcht Co. Tttt. Sept. J2-IS. F. b J>ow,. ima.: E. A. Uliraadar. ttaaa.; Ol F. Morton, sec. Cllntoo—CMntnn DIat. Falfc-BiK.--WSt '«.- SU ■ Ahrena; sec. ■ Lyoos.' Oolambos' Jtmetioii—Cohmttnia JonctloB Fate. Sept. 5^8. J- J. Stapp. aec CtTwtoD—Ckestoo Asri. Fate. Sept.' 11-14,- O. D. DaTenport. see. Decorab—WlaattUtk Otb Mt Mt ML ■• L. Coffeen. sec . _ - DeWitt—CUntoB Oc Mb ' AjsnentToot, pres.; ▲•' M. ■ ' Bntterfnas. see. EldoD-^Blg Fotir DIM. Fair. StTit. 9-8. M. J. Moore, sec PalrOeld—<IelIenon Co. Fair. Sept. 12-U, J. P- Manatrey, pns-: B. V. Downs, tssaa.} B. C Sayers, sec ; ' •■ Porest City—Wlnuetaco Oo. FSte. Ost..SdL S. A. Peters, sec. Ft. Dodge—Wsbster Oa. Bak.- Bwt. •«. .V. J. Ralie, rec Greeafleid-iAdBte Oa. Ctab. 8«t S-T. B. V. Bonary, pica.; H. B. Smtth, ticas,; i. B. Otiliitss. sec OilMi.n Wisnklik Ontm VMS. Bisk. •«. -I. «. ^ "