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59 Ar ir—Oouslu CoDOtr Fair. Aa(. 81-S«pt, ' TliuotliT NortoD, pre*. lfa',';i- Ftoarebe—BatM Conair nir. ShpL S2-24. CiMfe --Clark :' Oi»M» -viiite^ S. %v. I, Koble, Mcy. lllc>imon—Byde Ooonty Kair Ana. Sept. S-8. ■ \ It Van Camp, aecjr. ■lur'-n—Sonth Oakot* Slat* »air.Sept. IS-IB. K»i»iia-«UBl(7 Coanty :Mlr^ . KiiiiMill—Brale Coonlr Fair. Sept. 3t-2*. J. J WlDD., KCr. Mlli'T—Qaod CouDlT Fair. Sept. 8-10. O. F. Mu!"iictl^Ml5S6 • €>»t« FaUee. Stpt. SO-Oct. . riiTK—<3a> Belt Kzpo. 09. ^Svt. SMtet 2. flia*. B. Hanon. .ia«. r;.i^K- . llankrDtoo—Aurora Comity .VWVW r, lirr^lH)—Lyman Coiuly Blilr. Sept. 20-23. E. n, rn'atoo. aecy. Bi^liU-ld—Spink Coi Stilam. lecy. ■ _ . . i " _ „ ' Salem—McCook Oooatr Mr. Svt^ M.- W. B, oiiDty Fair., sept. e-P. E. E. Hart, Kcy. _ ^ ■ SpearSab—Lawrence CanaljvFMr.' a. U. EoaUce, aecr. ■ v -ii^iii rrroill^lon—Clay Comity Fair. Sept. ST-SO. Jaa. W*£*w^5ia7*^iuoty Fair, Sept. 30-22. H. H. Wtekt*. prealdent. Aleiaadrla—De Kalb Coantr' nir. / itapt. 1-3. Mab Roy, aecy, -v.-«V; -'"-.'V" ■ BnnmaTlllr—Haywood CoolF IMi;, Oet. W-SL C, M. Hollrook. mcr, Crliua—City Ooonty Fair Asan. Aox. 10-13. W. C. Darldaon, aecy. Coal Creek—Coal Creek Fklr. Sept. T-0, W. U IVIbaa, tecir. iuiDbla Raeti.. :>n^-. 19-22. too. Ammo. Sept.'21- CMuBkta—O^nmbia Fair Aaaa. Sept. 13-17. H. W. Tbomaa. aecy. _ Comberlaiid City—Stewart and Honaton Coun- ties Fair. Sept. 8-10. Nixon I'lckard, aecy. Deer I,od|re—Monan Connly Fair Aaan. Sept, Sl-iS. J. C. Bate, aeey. Drr«deD—Weakley Cooaly Fair 21. W. B. Ifciraerta^ (ML. . Dyenbnrc—Dyer Cbaatr Fair Ann.' .Oct.: .M. M. W. Ewell, aecy. Fayetlevllle—nyetterUI* FUr Aan. Aag. 10- 12, W. C, Moore*, (eey. Pt^aklln—Fair. Sept. 1-S. ■ _ CallatlD—Sumner Oaaaty Flair. Aag. Mcer. W. ■ L, Oldham. ■«e^iv»-;0;:^.^^:/}_;.>i.>:' i; Huiabaldl—Fill. atvL>:UM^:-:-;0£;W:j ^tMM. BnoSilotdt—RoiDbaldt OOIoraa Fair. Oct. S-8. Janet CanobelL pnaUcat. HnailBadan—Carrall Oaaatjr Fair. Oct. 4-S. Elai!*ton.^Be*a* OoMHv'MiriAn..::-Mst.^ IB- IS, w. H. IJ«petlv a*er.'.- V ■ -i-i. KBOxvllle—Appaladilaa 'EgfimML ismtX,. V Oct. 12. Cary F. . flpene*. ^baafe' aaaa*- ment committee. La Fayette—Macon County FUr Aaan. Auc. IS- 30. if. H. Allen, aecy. Lewlibnrg—Lewlabots Fair . Aaan. ADC. 3-S. W. T. Cheathaoi, accTV ' _ Menipbla-TH-Stal* Fh^' Sipt. M-Ort. -L F. D. Fuller, aecy. Uorfreeiiliorn—Mnrfrecabom Pair Am*. Sept. 6-». N. 1. aardy. aecy. ■ • . KaabvlUe—Tenneaaee State Fair Aaao. 'S^t. 19-34. J. W. Baaawnrm, aecy. _ Newimrt—Apoalacblan Fair Aam. 8«pt. 31-23. J. P. Stanbers, aecy. rariK—HenT y_CoBa ^ Fair AMB.. Sept.-,3S4>et, brlaa. aecy. ■ Ronu'—Fdlr. Sept. S-10. ■ ■ -i- SliPlb.TTllIc—Sbelbyrllle Fair. Sept.- I-S. H. B. Cowan, aecy. ■ - : ■ . ■. ■• SbelhTTtlle—Bedford ODoatF.FUr'iVAMK -tA^ 3I-Sept. 2, H. B. OBWB«i-'a*SF,-. ^;. ■ ■ ---^ij?: Tteninn—Clbaoa Conatr-FUKt^^%t:~:l9-13. O, U Wade, «eey. Tullahotaa—TUUboaa Fair. Aoc 23-20. F. .A. Rsht; aecy. Tailahont—Calortd Fall. Sept. 2-S. T. B. Soenr»r. aery. Cnlon City—Pair. SepL 14-lT. JT. W. Wooriey. ffjnSratar—FtapMlP-CBWity Valr ,Amb., Ans. . M .aad ;ii«rt:.'V.'Win'.lK>!.WtflNr,-;.MCr«V':.;. ■j.*'jjgjj||jj;fiHv^i'a^"j*""''"'~-.'"y---'^>'- Beanmont--«ralh»a*t »»ai 'Flilr.?' Iter. ■ SMft Caaaillan-Tezas-Oklahom lUr; ' Ihpt t-lO. S. _U McDonald, aecy. , . ■ . Dall«»_<!|ate Rilr o« Texaa. Oct. 1B«>. Sjd- np.i Smith, aecy. Frcilrrlckibunc—Olllraple Conaty Fair and In. ■•ruvcmenc Aaan. . Sept. 14-lOw. . B«Biy Bliacli. _«ecn'tary. . •.«..•>•.■.';.•-r.•■ Rerrrllle-Weat Tnaa Fair.v?a*Ci«M«. V: O*- ear Ronenthal, aecy. ' ■■^f*'^v.'--i.>-.:v^ ' San Aiwelo-Sao Awato-Falr. Oct. M; T. 0. AlWOOd. pica. ■ , ■ San Antonlo-^IatanMitloBal Vair'Aaaa. ' Kor. . so. J, M. Vance, aecy. S«n Saha—Ran Saba County Fair Aaim. Datea nni K't. W. A. Santa, aecy. •nmnMn-Palr. Sept. 38-Oct. 1.: P. BaarlbMS. niiT. aitr. ■. ■ ■ -'. ■ Wl;-hii, r.iia-rair. :^<kU:i U.14.Miiar J. "rj;>Sfd—Bradlart Api. A Trattloti, Aara.-Aa*, iirn„iiiH„?i:.V&„»fgi'r "^i. W a-». lii'nwin, aecy. E-i-i nantwick—Caledonia Orange Fair, Sept. _ -E. B, Fay, aecy. -■- «M n. iray, aecy. FnlrliaTen—Weatern Vcrmoit Aarlcultnral Soel- ,'-'y. Sept, IS-in, nr, J. v. Wllson, aecy. *'l'!^',™^ii««*0roB5V'Amlcul«ntal Socl- .i' '.^. JU Km tn t. S. Cbaa. 1. Button, apce. Jl .rrNriiipZJjimoHI, Valley ISalr. An«. 23-33. v .lJ'-.. Waterman, aecy. >. r hii,.i,| Rlwr Valley FWr Aaan, Sept. ■ IS. J. H, Winch, aecy, i,„„,„j conn'y Asileultana Society. *i i.^in.biiry-CaWMila Kir. Mpt. 1313. HM^faldianka. . • ■ ton. Oapt; 14.^ ■:M,.:m, Cox, Sheldoi Sept. S^- vt; South Waninsford—Union DrWlnc Park Society . Sept. 27-20. O. B. Stafford, aecy. Sprlnsfleld—j^lncfleld Agrlcnltaral Society, _8*pt. 7-S. FIrtd 0. Darla, aecy. Tiiiilwid«»-IIBIoa A(ii. Sbe. Sept. 30-2S. Oao. u. Swan. aee.. Noctli Tnabcidi*, Vt. Ji'S' Wsls , IWr. Sept. 20-23. F. L. DaTla.^atcr. Wooditock—Wlnaor Connty Agrleoiliinl Sedaty. Sept. J3-1S. C. J. Paul, aecy. VIEOIMIA OanrUle—DanTille Fair Aaan. Oct. 11-14. G. P. Oeobenn, aecy. Galax-^>alaz Fair, lyn^orc—Fair. Sept. 27-30. F. A. Ixtrelock. aecy. Badford—Fair. Sept. 7-10. W. W. Carr, aecy. Rlcbmond—VlrslnU State Fair. Oct. 3-0. Mark K. Lloyd, gen. myr. BoaDokti—Roanoke Indaatrlal and Acrlcoltnral _ Aaan. Sept, 2<V23, Loots A. Schols, aecy. Taacarall—lAamr^ Fair Aaan. Sept 13-18. H. qaoda'Fafaat; i*cF> Taxley—Pcninaala Fair Aaan. Date* not aet. T. S. Hopklna. aecy. WASHnrOTOB Ctaehalla—Southweat Waah. >Wr 10-24. O. B. Walker. aaiF. • Colfax—Whitman Cotiaty IMb- Chaa. McKlnale. aacy. BTetatt--a n a h » nilah Caoa Aoc. BO'Bnpt. 8. MMla ««. „, h«v North TaUaw—WaabtDBtOB Slat* Mir.' Sfept. 2e-Oct, I. John W. Paea. aecy. Pnyallnp—Taney FUr Aaan. Oet. 4-8. W. B. PanlbaaiaB, prcaMaat. Seattle—^Weatem Waahlngtoo Fair Aaan. Sept. 10-24. Ony Mad.. Blebardaon. aecy. Spokane—Spokane Inter-State Fair. Oct. 3-9. Bobert N. CoajrOTe, 317 Battoa Block, Spo- kane, Waah. Spokane—Dry Fannlac..OMCMMk - Oft.' vt.' John I. Bun*, aecy. . . ~ Slwkane—Natloaal Ap^ IMF " (tBOul v-Mor. 14-19. Bam B. Biek aacF*.- - Walla WaUa—WalteWaSa Caaaiy Fair. Sept. 19-24. B. H. Jobnaon. aecy. WEST VIBOmA Bnckbannon—Ppahnr Co. Fair. Sept. 28-29. W. Elkln*-^ra&w'%Ir Aan. BtvL lS^ II. Smith, aecy. Fairmont—Fairmont BUr Aaaa (Baee Maetlas). July 4-6. Jotan 3. Scott, aecy. Fairmont—EUrmont Fair Aaan. Sept. B-S. John & Scott. Box 381, Fairmont. W. Va. Ulddlebonroe—Tyler Connty Fair. Aug. 15-18. W. If. Beppard. aecy. Parkanbnrc—Weat Vtixlnla Fair. Sept. 20-23. Peaaibbitt^SltSeMe Ommty Aniealtwat aad Fair will A. Strleklcr, Elleii- Sept. Awt. 3S-2S. boro. W. Va. Blpley—BIpley Beclnc and Stock Aian, iS-ie. KImer I.. Stone, aecy. Sbepbetdatown—Morgan'* Otore Fair. Sept. 0-9. E. T. IJcklldcr. aecy. Wheeling—Weat Virginia Ezpotitlon aad State Fair Aaan. Sept. 12-10. Oeo. Book. aecy. WIBCOHSni Anilgo—lAMlaite Co. Fair. Ang. 80-Sept. aad DtMaK Aaan. iomt^ AcrteaMml Society. _S..A.5^1toa.J.^. — Richard KbeUefk^ Appl tl a a Wa t- BtMSi Scot. S04S. Y. Bamboo—Sank Sept. 27-30. — ^„ Bearer Dura—Dodge Coonty Fair. C. W. Harrey. aecy. . ^ , . Berlin—Berlin Indaatrlal and Agrlcnltaral Aa- aoclatlon. Sept. 20-23. E. Grerertja, aecy. Bloomlnglon—Blake'a Prairie Agrlcnltatal S*" clety. Sept. T-S. A. O. Blahop. aacy. Boacobel—Grant OaaBly FUr. Aac. 9-1S. B. B. Aaatln. aecy..' Bnee—Baak Caoaty Fair Aaaa. Sept. IS-IT. ArAla-Barrett. aecy. . _ . Oedai a bu tg Oaaakee Connty Agriealtiiial Soci- ety. Sept. SS-S4. Jacob DIetrlcb. aecr- ChlltOB Caltnnet Ooonty Agrlcnltnral Asaocla- tloo. Ang. 20-30. Oregtirr Doraehel. aecr. (ainpewa Fall*—Korthera Wiaconala State Fair. sSiBt. 19-23.. - Bobert B.^ aaik.'. aecy. ■ ■ Crandon—nwcat Col lUr^ . Sept. 61. It. U. nailliiilnil tafafttH To A«rl. Sbe. Aug. 23- soTV, BL Wart', aecy. _. . ^ _, De Pe ia Bi a w a Coaaty Acrfcaltaral and Fair Aaan. Ave S04eft;..S. BOrbett J. Smith, aacy. ■ ■.■•■<■'.>'■ -j'-^'•"■ - Onrand—Pepin OKVAglt.-A**a:' .Sept: 'Sr4K O. S. Peck, lecy. _ . _ , _ Kllairorth—Pleice Comity Fair. Sept. 21-23. F. D. lord. aecy. _ ^ ,^ . Blkhom—Walworth Cona^Agleidtnral Sept. 20-S8.- F. H. Fo*t» .aj«j^ Branaenic—Bock Co. Asil. Aaaa. Aar. 30- Sept. 2. B. C. Rolmea. aecy. . . ,^ , . Fbnd du Ijic —Fond dn Lac AcrlcnUoral SAwIety. Ang. .in-Sent. 2. B. W. Pheliw, aecy. Gaya MlUa—EVIr. Oct. 4-7. E. O. Brtgga. aecy. Bortonvllle—Ontasamie Connty Agrlcnltnral So- ciety, Sept, 8-8, U A. Camll, aecy. Jefteraon—JeffaraoB Ooeaty aad Beck. Blrcr Val- ley Pair. Sept. St-M. O. F- "Baiaa l ir . aecv. Riibonra—Colombia 0». Fair. Oct. 4-T. C. D. Murray, aecy. ra Crooc—Inter-State Fair. Sept. 27-30. C. S, Van Auken, aecy. Lan'-anter—Grant Co. Fair. Sept. 14-10. C. B. Zlegler. aecy. -.i.-j^--.'; -.^..-. -L^^,- . _ I.odl—Union Agil.. Itoe. ASK SS-M. A. R. HInca. Kj^y. _ . - _ ■ . ■ Uadlaon—Dane Conaty Fhtr. 'ScptiSMI. m. «. Parklnaon. aecy. ^ ^ ^^ li. . ' . Manitowoc—Manitowoc Cnnntr Indaatrlal Aaan. Aug. 23-20. Cnaa. P. Fecbter. aecy. Manaton—Fair, Sept. 6-9. P. .W. SnUlyati, Man^iield—Central Wlac. S'ate nilr Aaaa.^ Aug. 23-36. John Seuberb. aecy, :Z^li.:-:^ „ Menomonle—Dona CO. Fair. Sept.. tt-M, T. D. Millar, aecy. ■ ^ • . , . . . .Mllwankre—^*lapo->aln State Woani •t.Agrind- totc. Rent. 12-18. J. M. Trne. agep. , Mineral Point—Strnthweatcm Wia, Fair. AOS. 18.19. T. M, Prieatley. wk-t Moaroa Oteea Connty Aerlcnitnrat Society. Seat. 14-17. Inland C. White, aecy. _ ^ Phinio*—Price Connty Agrlcnltnral Am. Sept. 3T-0et. 1. B. B. Barager, Preoiice, Wis. — : PlatteTllla—The Big Badger Fair. .■ AaC^ 80- Sept. 2. O. H. GrtbMe. aecy. Pl.inDaoth—Sbeboygao Co, Agri. Aaaa. Sept. 8-10. Otto Gaffron, aecy. Portage—Columbia County Fair. Aug. SO-Sept. 2, F. A. Bhyme, aecy. Soedaborc—Fair. Ang. 0-12. W. A. Stoltc, BhR^anrte"-—Bhlnelanjer Pair. Sept. 6-A .\r- thnr Taylor, aecy. Stehlaixl Center—Richland Coonty Ayrlcullnral •<i>i>>> ■••.> VtJm W n nam. mr-r. Sejmonr—Seymour Fhlr.. Oearga istfc pltBMi fceloty. B?*%»WBta3cy, 'iilck, aecy. Shawano—Shawano Sept. 13-UL - ■ Sparta—Pair. aecy. Smisg Green—Inter-Co. Fair. Sept. 13-10. A. Xj. McChnrien, aecy. Steaena Point—Sterena Point Fair Aaaa, Ang. _.»>-3» . A. B. BowcD. aaay. . "R^fi^Sr'ITSS?. ' joi^"G.^5iiSjisrigr* viola—Fair. Sept. 2T-83u^W. I. M^.'^mr Viola-Klckapoo ValleyT. * b. VTSS 4-7. W. I. Grlffln. aecy. Vlnxina—Fair. Sept. 30-33. P. W. Alvxaoder. „«ecy. Watwtown—WatertowD loter-Coonty F'Ur. Sept. BML fihaa. Unlteme. aaa*. . ' Oaa. Balbamr. aacpJ "* M. It Is a fket tfeat «[» BIG EU WHEEL la one of the abao- lately reliable, er- ery day money g> t- teta among riding <le- Tlces. Improve^t down to dale. Oue of oor cnatomers baa Jnat written ua. Jnn* 31. that followlns at* aome of his dally re- ceipt* on m No. 12 wheel, adding that a day nader 8100 be doa't count: SI«8, *133. 1168, tU2, tUO, 9123.15, 8233.30, $182, p8l. 8304, 81S0. 8189, 3334.30, 8170. Theae an tact* and we hare proof. Our catalog telle It JR., SEND FOS IT. EU BRIDOB COMPAXT. Box 143-B, Boodhooae. lU.. D. 8. A. Lebanon, Pa., Fair, B. 23. 24. 25. 26. 1910. .80Boe.rniMMSi,ui.M ,PRIVILEGES FOR SALE..;..... BOLLIVIAIM, Secretary. - Lebanon; "Ye Grand Old York Fair!' October 3. 4> 5, 6. 7. 1910 FIRST-CLASS SHOWS ^nd CONCEiSSIONAlKES Address JOHN H. KUTTEK. York. Peno. At Liberty for Parks, Fairs and Cekbratioiis "THE UP-SIDE-OOWN" ZERALOAS Bead aad Hand Balaneera. talk, ataal diawlac card. — a, Ohio. An act that la high-daaiL amaatlonal. pleaaea amy i We gtre aallafaelioa and fnll vain* for your i makr* them. ...SPECIAL. NOTICE.... RACKMEN, STREETMEN, CONCESSIONAIRES, NOVELTY MEN Headquarters for Canes, Whips, Pennants'of all kinds, Kniyea, Bubbles, and Novelties of all kinds. Catalogue mailed free on request. I. atnWTHI A 00, 44A«allimli MWYOM. «T.LOU|«iMq!.; Itt B. 4Mi tw t . CIIICIIIIIATi, O. OR xwo .$ 3.M . 10.M CONE SPOONS TiS*^ M laebM lone, wm booat joor adn t,«WflOrS1.00. 10.000 fSn OatalesnaBtn** AaX. KNIVES, CANES, NOVELTIES. AIX THE LATEST VOVELTIES OUT. 80UVJCII1B8 OF AIX TfTinill. Balloon*, Wtalpa, Sqnawken, Shell Pnraca. Glaaa Lampa, Comic Bnttona, Confetti. Dnateta, Slappera. Tlnael Prn- nanta, Lratber Oooda, Mirrora, Shell Necklace*. Initial Pins, Watcliea. Priae Jewelry. Illowonta. Jap Caoea, Bobber BiOla, Olaas Nordllea. Blhboa. Boaettc*. ninntaln Pena. S-cent Show Soave- ain. Tricka, Paasles. Laiiaat Kofa|^j^^g|^ j iaa ae la OMb, Thoaaaads. of r "-'" KANSAS STATE FAIR HUTCHINSON ilMrl^ ilflh; 1910 Greatest: Fair in the Southwrat. The Fair where Ck)ncesaoluuie8 always make the nicbiey. Write for space. 150,000 attendBO.be. Qrbimds openi day and night. For space in buildings or outdoors write E. HUTTON, Superintendent of Privileges, Hutchinson, Km. Qild Joldi(ir$i aDil4itt|i)rs' ReuaiAii The biggest and oldest reunion held in the state of Missouri. Average daily attendance! 6,000 people. If you want a concession, write J. C. AULT, Secretaiy PriTikse Com- mittee, If you have a good free attniction, inite.G^.^ GAUAWA-T^f Amusement Committee, CassviUe, Missouri. SEND YOVB ROVTK TO TUB BIUJDOABD SO-DAY.