The billboard (Mar 1906)
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MARCH 3, 190Q. Xtie Billboard NewestThing Under the Sun IN THE ATTBACTION MITB, IS Legare's Original Cable Wheel aid Globe, the most perilous, thrilling and difficult feat ever devised bv man. Nothing like it in the whole world. Uonal La£ara'« Mam- moHi Spiral Towar fzhlbitloa is the Biggesc, Most Fascinating and Versatile open-air Sensational Feature. The exhibition does not only consist of the many feats per- formed upon the globe in the ascent and descent of the tower, but in addition to them it includes a number of marvelous- ly clever, unique and daring feats, origi- nated bj Legue and peifmrmed by mm only. For partloalaaoC this neonl Ineakiiig, J J • .— *o«tnre, LIONEL LEGARE. Cor. Hirtit St. Hi Park in., IHILEIEIi. PA. Miniature Railroad Go., 74 Broadway, Naw Yark Ctty CAONBV Bl SHAMROCKS IIU&-XUJMI amMua wu., . _ •CONQUEROR" ELECTRIC RING. A 16 Karat GeM — ■ ' "^^ttr^ i tiued''oontaliilnK marnet. Tbe efficacy of electric rlnss for the allerlatiiHi an< cnreotdlseasoL arUiDStrom Impuri- ties of tbe blood, aa well aa all norrous dto- 4Me«. hu Ion* been aeknowledsed by the Vadlcal Frateralty. and thousands of testi- ■nonlalsbear wttaeoa to the wonderful cqi«s - cOiKied \a their nse. In aDDearance it ii «i|aaltotiM Saeet gold rin», ana no p«t»on Oo. iwr. oot. a* UeClellan. prefc; F. 0. Ucrao. Jr., Bean, pro.; & 9. Akraa-aamnltt 0* »tlr. Pet. «g. O. J. Swlaehart. aee^. Bowiinc Swen—Wood Co. Mr. fcpL A. B. Bojrtt. pna.: las. O. BtCkoa. txcaa.: B. a. Sweet letfy. _ . „ BeUefontalne-Lotaa Ooantj Fate. Aar M- 24. Noai Martin, pita.; S. L. Boiltb. traaa.; OaiMl DOTO—nioiearawaa fjlr. Bapt. M- 11. a. Toomcr. ptaa.: U. Fan, ttcaa.; J. B. Karaa, aac^y. ^ - • - caoton—o» r»ir. *»pt- *- *. •y- OarUMCe—Huojlton' Co. It-IT. LooU F. H<>lfri*h. prei.; Wm. WlelM. treai.; „ n .r^ lec'y, _ ^ ^ (bogrn Ooanly Fair. S»pt. 4- pre«., Warraurme, O.; Geo. _ 1, halpa Dicaatton and Tonwa up M WyW i i i. Mailed to Biujioabd Beaders «• lawiljllot one dollar; TC«alar price tS. moore: &. CO. VfwYwk. IT umer, lec'y. DEANE. 1057 Central Aye- Cln'i THniville Open Htest. SMHILE MIT8 WiMTEDi AT ALIi TIltBS. STAR FAMILY THEA-r RE. AURORA. lUU F. THIELKN. Mtr. .STREETMEH. WE IRE HEADQUARTERS FOI ALL THE UTEST NOVELTIES Montprller—WlUlami CooDtr mi. Sept IMS. Jacob ^'^JpP^r^*'* grninlns. pne.; Tbee. B. ^Eaannma, aae^. temtk-OjAlaK Oa. «alr. Oat. M. 7. m- .^wJSgajTck'iA "SS^r\; J. raaldlBf—raaMlac Owwtr nir. AU< Atlra Brtec, crn.; W. B. Jackaoo, »t >. ' |. Blpl*y—Tbe Blplcy Fair. Aii«. T-10. I.. ■. Williama. a««*y. Tanwr. prei.: A. P. Sandlea, lec'y. uMhsKr—Agn. Fair. Stpt. 11-14. c. F. Steca, pcta.; Qco. J. Itaentwcli, treas.; F. Ooonty Fair. Sept. 4-T. S. ... prea-s I.. Vokman, <Tcaa.: Ifoatan Ink. aee'y. IMMT Sasdosky—iWyaadot Oa. Fair. Oct. S-8. B. B i Hedita. pwa.; Veter Seller, treas.; A. art Co. air. Sept. U-a Howard, treas.; Oo. Fair. Sept. lB-21. Co. A«rl. Fair. Sept. 19- «L Jeramlab Both, pna.: H. J. Kr— trata.: O. B. Sehill. aec'r. BMokylUe-^effenm Oo.^Falr.^|^t. 4^. ^ J^'y^JJ^gj^J^'i^?* ^* Bl'*'*™' trras.; CtarloB—OailoQ 'oo. Fair. Sept. U-14. Ooonaant Laka-Oonneaat lake fair. Ans. ST- 81. H. O. Holeomb. gna.: I. M. Xewls, ticai.; Okas. I, BrcnL m^K Dubois—IMbols Fair. «afe..alL ladUna—Indtatoa Co. Hk. fliffc tM, X. F. Jkmlaoo. pres.; A. W. JUba. Icaaa^ Davla M>ast»w»—lnt(r«tat» Fair Aaaa. «ii«t. IS- a. ^jaaa. Jggg;^^- >-CaalteId. aK>. ■. T. McQMb. pres.: O. Z. Jetaop,' treaa.;' JI^ASSflfiSSr Fair. Sept. M-U. T. P. Maonen, ptca.; 9. B. Orabb, tteai.; f. K^re^^-JSo^mptoa Oo. Fair. Sept. II- 14. a. F. Zlesler. pres.: O. H. Kneebt Newport—Parry Oo. Fair. ' 8«pt.'IT-S. Hoa. D. H. Bblebley, prea.; J. O. F. «■•—»— THE SOLOSMITH TOT IMPORTIliB Ca 1X2. Km! rourth 8U ClxCIMMATI. Q. 8. J. Macy. pres.: T. T. UeredlO. tzcas.; P. nSSJJMdurty 00. Fair. Oct. *«. J. ». Brim. pre«.: _T. A. Uws, traaa.; A. W. Or»wll5^Dark 'Oo. Fair. „,An«. »• M Brown nrea.: J. A. Tlllmaa. ata'f. . HamlltoD-Batler Co. Fair. Oct. 2-8. J. A. Blade. pt»«.: W. B. WalUce. treaa.; L. M. Ke^I^lHlIrtto Co. Fafc Aa«. M-81. A T Krans. pres.: Isaac Draper, treas.; II. M Kl"!^S!StaIS^M Agrl. Falrv Sept. 4-8. M J. Waid. pres.: H. J. Forbes, treas.; J. A. LoBdoD—Madlion Oo. ftSx. W. KUpire, pres.; il. I>. B. Pannkc, aee'y. 0». Fair. Sept. «- Bany II. Flnley. _. - - pt g-L- ft M. FUBdcra, Mnr« tec Fair. Oct. M. - UeOowaa. pres.; imfM A. BItiac lMaa.1 A. Boyd, pna.t BaW. P. Ckaa. bsaa.t Chaa. CRACKER JACK Tha f aiaoaa Popcorn O onf aat t on. and .Riilibli Candlis and Gbotsiitis.. In AttraotlTa Paekam put np aroieaalF tor tha Amuaament Trade, will make mon a«?»'^We:&¥S«?"^?i"« aarai>l«« and Prirwih statins what aeUlu nMIana you control. iBrat.&EGkstiii,>"o%ras:GS>!^ For Parks, Carnivals and Fairs CONDERMAM pTeASURE WHEEL W. R. THE ORIGINAL FIGURE 8 ROLLER COASTER WITH ALL MODERN lUPROVEyENTS BarMn—Orleans Co. Fair. Sept ll-td. H. H. Snmera, prea.: O. D. Owea, treaa.; O. ■. Hamblat, aec"y. Bradford—A. * F. A T. J. Allen, pres.: B. R^aterhmy^Wtaooak WaL »ali._ a. B. Moody, pres.; "Wm. m Chas. Keens, sec'y. UmUL EUlUn (l laan OU) • - wT.MJOitnm, MO» ..VEMTRU-OQUISM..