The billboard (Oct 1905)

40 Ttie Billboard BUY A SAYSO AND GET YOUR MONEY'S WORTH Best 6asoliae Ovea None. I give awaf more than I sriL Tbia mjr aeon a ridiculous statement; but stop and think for a moment. I give with each outfit a Dipper, s Ladle, two Cone Sbapers, sixteen Signs, 6x19 inches, each appropriately Illustrated, tlie drawings and cuts alone costing me 875, to say nothing of the printing and stock. Then My Letter of Advice, which contains information that has cost me many a dollar, and whicii I never could have written except for my long and varied experience in the concessionery and kindred fields. In this Letter of Advice I cover every point that I think will be of value to you, and is alone worth more than I ask for my liigliest priced oven. Then 1 wive you a Spiel that will bring the coin vour wav. And last, but not least, my Formula is worth a ten dollar William of any man's money. Furthermore I* take care of yoo andjgive you pointeis St any and att_tlBie% and Otberwise aasist yea in working up and maintaining an independent ana profitable bosineaB of your Own. DODli mir iMwhyr man^ Mllar—be your own boss—be on the level—and vou will succeed. My tCTiS tn nmii half wtth tlie oidar; balaitre on Mivery of goods. Remember, I assume all further risks, as mv orenssie alaololiely sunntflad to nuke perfect goods or I buy them back. For a fair and square deal always, address ^-^SS A. T. DtEIZ, 235 lOtti St. . TOLEDO, 0. iiiiJ ■Mil ANIMALS FOR SALE= Every Species Knoivn, from'Elephant to Fox. All In Fliie Physical Condition, and Offered lAT PHGES WHIGU FORBID GOMPETtTION:;:: ComprisiBg a World Famous Menagerie in its entirety, and admittedly the best, worthiest, largest in the country, indncUjig 19 buffaloes, elephants, tigers, lions, lionesses, v^dna^ tnck poues and donkeys, kangaroo, 2 aebras ImAen ^i^tp> InniesB. driving elks, performing bears, leopards, porcupines, camels, and hundreds of birds. PST BE DISPOSED OF AT ONGE Apply to DR. N. J. POTTER, No. 138 Cast 2BtK St., NEW VORK CITY. HOOD GOODS TALK« Sed, White and Blue Canes, Jap Canes, Whips. Wife Beaters, Balloons, Confetti, Dusters, Glass Goods, SilTerware, Jewelry, Watche*. Cntlery, Snbber Good«, Optical G«iOds and Novelties at ex- tremely low prices. WRITE FOR OUR 1905 CATALOGUE—FREE. L E VI ly B ROS. 30-32 N. 6th SU * ' Terre Haute, Ind. Strange to Say MM A 'I I'11 A 'Vr—Tbe little man with the little water and the very hieh lad- ■ ■ «W/A. W "era has followed this s^aaon with the Smith Amusement ^ . ^ ^ » • Hem<Uliier» a>: "Dare Devil Dick Nuttsen- belmer. World's most blehpst diver." "'Donlier Bill, champlun w.ndow wasberof the World." ' Ca.Dt. Jc toot Ofc DOkbonse. takiocrbls life in both of bis bands and makine a leap for his Ufe. ■ Said nATT CAY has drawn the crowds In spite of the former appearance of these pbenoms. The ACT Isstlll makinir eood with the Smith Amusement Co. BILLBOARD. N OXI C E iSOMPANY MANAGERS ■ ^^jPyffW HpMy holdingcontract toshow in the Attica Opera,Housecan have their coitttaMj^nted by the new management, otherwise thev cannot show here JEmsKm who are interested write tOi ones. House is now being newlv deooniea. Plenty of open time. Good tfaow town; 10,000 people within : lldt iis oiioar miles. Seating capacity 800. Would like to hear from strong -MMDpanies; also good minstrels: also (food company for Christmas week. . ' G. A. JOHNSON, (New Lessee) Attica, Ind. Isbu of Pyiblaa Craad M. Lw B. SUhko. Salem. BrilcfcB**—p. 11. L. Q. O. r. cll On. Oct. IC MONKEYS $5 1^ Tlie eretleat barrain ever offered: fine stronir. healthy m vIcUlIIs: never so cbeap before^ Send for my special Usa. mUIAlI RARTELS. ICt Oct. 10. w. Mecbaalcabors—Beoaloo SooCbcn B. Oct. —. M. A. BnUr Myeratoim—G. A. R. of Cent Jdo. L. BlDklry. Lancaster. New Osstle—GradDitr Nones Assn. Coo. Oct. — Miss LotUe 31. L*vnt, Braddock, Pa. New Market—Bennlon 54tll Regl, Pa. Tolon- teeK. OcL 23- W. A. Slick, Jolmatoini. Pen ArsTl—InternstkMial Dnlon of Slate Work- ers. XoT. 6. W. W. Claik. 1303 St. Loola sTe., Bast St. Liools, in. PhUadflphU—State Sunday Scbool Asm. Oct. —. Dr. C. B. Blackall. 1414 S. Pecs »). Plttsbors—RenslOD 6th Pa. B. A. Oct. —. B. c. Ttiacbrsner, 601 Tlmei bldg. Plttsboij:—latemaUonal Cpbslsten* CntoB. Nor. Plttsbnrg—Americas Federation of Labor. Not. 13. Frank Morrison, 423 G. S. N. W. Waab- Ineton, D. C. Plttsbars—-Ralln-aj Snperlatesdent* A Bnlldlng Assn. Con, Oct. 17. BMdlns—Order «t the Sbeptaoii «C Con. Oct. 25-27. Era A. ~ eral St., Osmden, M- J. 8<nDtoa—6Ute BaptM : Oct. I8-ao. BcT. C. ^ St., PUladelptala. Sbaipnille—Bflwi Stth Vm. TBliuiU.ua. Oct. 19. Gee JjMlij Snnftg y Bfrf ni Qtk Btct. Fa. TaL Aaa. Oct. 28. Paol B. Stoa^— Soabory—PennsrlTaola ~— b«adr7 Coo. l>ee. FoogfakeoanMo. Pa. ProvldeDee—Bnoefa at tbe lateraatL Ortcr aC KloK's Dancbtns lad Sons Con. Ikw. —. Sarah Miller Corer. Flskerine. B, I. Prortd. nee—State Sooday-Scboad Ooa. Oct. 10- 11. WHlard B. Wnmi. IT Custom Home at. WasblDfton State Directors of tbe Poor and Charity Assn. Oct. 17-19. L. C. Colbom. Somerset. wmiamsport—Enlshts o< Haaor Gmd Lodce. Oct, 10. w. c. Boj-se. He. Winiam^wrt—state Lott» hmgat. OeL M45. A. R. Baxd. Beadlne. XHOD£ ISLAIH). ProTldence—-Eebekah State Assembly. Oct. 12. Cora A. Andrlch, 314 Otms St. Rcfldnee—State Snnday-Scbool Assn. Con. Oet. 10-11. WlHsrd B. Wilson. 17 Oet. KnIghU Bnffalo. SOUTH nntOTCTA Orangebnrg—F, A A. IL Osat —. C. Ingleshy, Charleston. TENIfEfiSEE, Cbattuooga—Natl. Order of Selwt Con. Oct. —. Geo. K. Stapler, N. r. Chattasoosa—Soatbem Immlgratioa Conference, Oct. 24. KnoxTlUe—^Independent Order of Good Samari- tans and Dangbters of Samaria Grand Coim. cU. Oct. —. Mmrfrcesboro—Bebekab State Ammttf, 9at.tl.' IbCfCM Cnmer. NasbriUe. Calaa C H j r t r. C T. V. State Conrentlon. Oct. —1. lbs. If. E. Edwatda. WiMhmev—OMdon Confederate Soldlen- Con. Oct. 11- Jno. P. Hickman, NaahTllle. Tenn TEXAS. Dallaa—SUte EdrcUc Uedlcal Assn. Con. Oct. —. Dr. L. S. Downs, GalTeston. Tei. El Paso—American Mining Congrees. Nor. 14- 18. J. F. Galbreath, Jr., DeoTer. CM. Segnln—SonUirni German M. B, Church CoDf. Not. —. John E. Stnllken, Brenbam. Tex. San Antonio—Oiatlonal Bee Keepen. Oct. Xt- SCor. 1. Watt tktu at the Eaatem 8tw OtapMr Aa. VKRMOKT. Burllnston—State Medical Society. Oct. 13-13. Geo. H. Gorbam. Bellows Falls. Hardnrlck—I. O. G. T, Gr. Lodge OM. Oet. 11-12. E. M, Campbell, LyndonTUML Tt. Milddlebory—^Epn-ortb Leagne DlstT^JMOb " —. Bobt. L, Thompson, Braadoa. St. Uta^lMJ rtate Sunday ~ ' n-n. Ber. G. L. Storj, " 'viBeiiiiA. B ig lai Jfe. O. u. A. IL State _TkMs.B. Iver. Peletsbatc '■iciMBte Pboto Assn. Oct. BalMay. Datham. - ■- J»««nl aaeletr. Oct. —. Dr. ^■^SSEv^Sttfc'l^PlS. W awart.'psIS Richmond—'BcgrSI Coa. Oct. —» bars. Pa. IX N. B. , a r. Ik X. BaBsen. SOS Va ■w e e bldg.. Tacoma. WEST ▼isonnA. IWnMat'—State Bar Asan. Coa. Dee. —b w. O. Peterkln. Parkersbai&. W. Va. Martlnsborg—Knlgbts of TjlliHa IlliaS TSIMt. Oct. 11. E. C. Smith. Boactmtc—O. C. A. M. state CMMdU Oct. It* IS. W. T. Mitchell. WbreUas^' WIBCOBEnr. L^Croese—Natl. Ptirttj-- Confereoce. Oct. 17-19. J. B. • CaMweU, 81 5th ax.-,, Chicago. 111. La CroAse—Upper Misslsclppl ImprOTement Aasn. Dec. 10-11. Tboc. WUklnaos. Barlington. Is. Milwaukee—Solghis Templar Gr. Oommanduy Coo, Oct. 10-11. W, W. Penr, 4U Miff- Bail St. UQwaokee—State Teachers' Assa Oaa^ Use. —. Miss Katberine B, Williams. Milwaukee—Lotheran Chnreb Geo'l Cooncn Coo. Oct. 12. 6. E. Oebsenford. Allentown. Pa. MUwaokee—^American Gas Light Assn. Coo. Oct, 18-20. George C. BamsdeU, 530 Broad- n-aj. New York City, Ulnenl Pohit—P, M. I. O, O. F. Dept. Coon- tSL Oct. U. Bicbacd Boe. 4M Unci am. CAVAOA Beliemie, Ont.—Prorincial Christian Bndearor i;nlon, Oct. 10-12. Dr.V, B. L«oa. OtUwa. Oat. Lrist of Fairs Birmingbam—.vl&bama I 2. E. M. WUllams, ABIZOKA Phoenix—Torltaelal Fair. Dec. 4-0. Clc«. aapC Benynne-Mt. Aik. Mr. Oct George. (CCS. O. t. Weal, HaUey. Clarfccrl" aatUy. Oet. S.3lar. Ven B. Ol J. U. —w fr n-v- Omlbf Fslr, H. Baackatt. pna.: W. n. Gray^ Baiirmd Oiaa DalrFnen'a Fair. no. H, Banehett, ptea.; W. B. Qlaft CCfc Mertden. Naasataek—BcaeoB Taney Fate Oct. U. b Ucf4 arc MMr aasaa—Slew Bavea Os. BortleaBaMr Xcr. TOl B. a. Piyde cna.; tit. secb . SbBsbor— OIbCMiV Fair. Oet. —. M. klaa. (cca.; Ofo. C. Eno. see. Woteotb—Wrteott Pair. Oct. TatdC; Hpc; E. M. Upsoo, aec FLOBIDA JaeksoBTllle—JackRonTllle Fair. Nor. lS-26. Tampa—^Florida State and Midwinter Fair. Mot. 15-30. Tbos. J. I.. Bnnra. pie*.; T. C Atlanta—Georgia State lair. Oct. O^ Fraak Weldoo. see. Aaensta—Aagaata laic Bar. C.U. _ CUlMaii-Qccdoa Ok. IWfe. JIM. m T. ■McVey, are. Daltaa-Vaanh Aainal ] T. - Oft. Vmtn. Oct. 2S-2S. ^JMa Ka<M^^^^^^^ ^mmI^bis^^^ Oct. a»-N«» WifaniS3&a^«B?ntfe; X«r; n-ZT. IBABO Cdta*-!!—Can.von Co. Fair. Oct. 10-14. D- O. CanipIjeU. pres.; W, K. Scbree. trea?.; J- B. Gon-cn. wc. I.ewUlon—Leivlslon Clar»kton Fair. Oct. 16-21. G. U. Kester. ptea.; U M. Strtft. treas.: P. W. BUCMI. ccfe . CaRaOtaa—Gvtcae OSb Mb .Ocb IT-a*. M natt. pras.; C B. aMk' Ixaht