Billboard advertising (Mar 1911)

MARCH 18, 1911. Tli c O I 111> o a r cl 77 Flail, snpt. animals; Bof Newton, checker iip. Sbuw oil. nK at Uueuenio. Kan., March 25. Uuot'H Sliver I late Show.—Cbaa. T. and John lluDt. iirui.u.; CliuH. -i. liuut. inisr.; John ilunt, treuBUi'cr; 11. I'ittli', geucral agent; E. H, Little, advance pteai agent; Geo. Van Kleck, mgr. aide aliuw; Jo.-* Palmer, equestrian director; Mm. Jno. Hunt. aupt. privileges; Karl Ilarlng and Joe Day, lunaical directors; Mrs. Chaa. T. Hunt, Huiit. ri served seat tickets; Ctaet. Ostran- der. Buiit. canvas; Dixie Eckert. Iiohh hostler; Will ijliadir, supt. commissary dept.; Gyp. Keed. Bipt. lights: A\. lioyce, supt. proiicrtles; Joe Schounmaker, supt. ring stock. Snow opens at KtusatOD, N. V., May 6. Junes iiros.' Uailroad Show.—Jones Bros., props.; J. AuKUStus Jones, lugr,; U. C. Hoon, asst. mgr.; F. B. Walter, general agent; J. Augustus Joo s. railroad contractor; Cred Ket- tler, local' contractor; W. T. Smith, special agent: W. C. Lane, mgr. aide allow; W. B. Smith, equestrian director; Earnest Wells, supt. prlvllegVEi; Juo. ]?\ ljurcb, musical director; Wm. T. Claycomb, supt. resurred seat tickets; J. P. Kesser, supt. canvas; Jas. Arthur, boss host- ler; Jasper Fidton, supt. commissary dept.; Fred J. I'hilllpa, supt. lisbts: Henry Woo<i, supt. properties; Arthur K. Davldsuu, supt. stock; Ed. Dunham, twenty-four-hour agent; Wm. Stockes, supt. animals. Kit Carson's BulTalo Ranch Wild West Sbon-. —Wiedemann Bros., props, and mgrs.; W. H. Kennedy, ast. mgr.; Wirt W. Damron, treasurer; Joe C. Lonobut, general agent; Joe C. Douohue, railroad contractor; I. -M. Richards, local con- tractor; llarry Lee, press agent back with show; Jas. W. Seattle, mgr. aide show; Sam Copeland, equeatrlau director; Col. Weaver, aupt. prlvl- Irgea; Edward B. Moore, musical director; Vbeater Munnhan, supt. reserved seat tickets; Ijirry Eaksu. supt. can\-as; Gus Allen, boss iMistlL-r; llueb McCuUoufCb, supt. commissary dept.; J. F. Kesaer. suitt. lights; Clarence Crane, supt. properties; Luthtr Boke, trainmaster; Charley Starke, supt. stock; Wm. Prlevlc, snpt. working crew; C. B. Bowers. . twenty-four-hour agent; U. I.. MilUr, supt. elephants; Henry Uoggs, anna bos:i; Edward Morgan, supt. anl- inabi; Murtlu Johnson, ■ blacksmith; Victor J. Foster. mKr. advertising car; Claude Xittrcl, checker up. .Show opens at Harrlslnirg, 111., April IS. Lampe Bros.' Newest Shows.—Cauipe Bros., props.; Pml Lampe, mgr.; Cbas. Lampe, treas.; K. Brewster Smith, general agent; Jno. Thartch- er, local contractor; Fred Jon£s, advance press agent; Juu. Lamite, press agent back with show; . Bert Lampe. supt. privilefKs; Oswalt Nesbitt. musical director; Geo. Bennett, supt. reserved seat tickets; Pete WlUlams. supt. canvas; Bill Adams, Imism hostler; Tuck Lewis, supt. com- missary de,it.: Al. Joyce, supt. lights; Steve Lang, snpt. pn>pcri,eg; Pete WUIIamB, black- smith. Show opens In New Jersey about May 20. Fred Locke Show.—^Fred Locke, prop, and mgr.; S. A. Maddux, general agmt; I'bas. .\n- derxon. musical director; Ford Eennet, wupt. can- vas: Jim Welch, boss hostler. Miller Show, Great.—R. M. Miller, prop, aud mgr.; E, C. Miller, treasnrcr; D. O. Litel, general agent; Prot. B. O. Brown, mnslcal di- rector; 8. Grltren. aupt, canvas: J, D. Millir. supt. commissary dept.; D. G. LItel, mgr. advr- tlalng wagon. Show opens at Conlterville. III.. May 1. BUIIe Nelson Shaw.-^Btllle Nelson, prop, and mgr.; f-Tirt Smith, treasurer; Harrv Pllklngton, ijeneral agent; Gus Fox, railroad contractor; Gus F\ix, local contractor; W. E. O'Flyn, special agent: Morris Kirby. contracting pnss agent; Geo. Sribtn, mgr. side show; Pete Salmon, snpt. PflTllcges; Gto., Barker, musical director; Dan White, snpt. canvas; Mike Pltnof, supt. com- missary dept.: Luke Kelley. supt lights; Zlni Allntx, Rupt. properties; Joe Potts, supt. stock; Chaa. Iflder,: Bupt. working crew; Willie White, twenty-fonr-honr agcnc; Alborttis Pierce, supt. animals; Harry Mayo. mgr. advertising car. Xoble'a Tent Show.—Chas. Noble, prop, and mgr.; Nell Comstock, general agent; J. L, Helt- man. local coatractor; Jessee High, mgr. side show; L. Noble, supt.' prlTlIeges; Chas. Com- stock, mnslcal director: E. Love, supt. canvas; E. Love, aupt. lights; W. Davidson, supt. work- ing crifw. Show opens at Charleston, S. C, April 24. ^ J. C. O'Brien's Grorgia Mlnstn-ls.—J. 0. O Brien. prop, ami mgr.: .Mrs. J. C. O'Brii.n. tn-'asurer; Harry llnsenbork, genersl agent: Fred M. Uealon, local contractor; A Spring, supt. prlvllegea; Jno. Sullivan, supt. riserved s at tickets; Joe Emery; supt. canvas: W. .McCunly boss hostler; Mrs. J. c. U'Brlin. supt, couimls- jary dept.; Harry Stewart, snpt. lights: Jus. Moss, snpt. elephants. Show oiiens at .\rgentn. Ark., Mar>-h IT. „ Parnelt and Kiiicald Bros,' Show.—Geo. W. Paraell and Thos. S. Klncaid. iirops.; Geo, W. Pamell, mgr.; T. S. Kluculd treas.; Walter Klncaid, generil agent. Show opens at Sails- burjr, N. C. date not yet decided - upon. _ Adrian D. Sharpe's Tent Show,—Adrian D. Sbarne, prop.; MIsa Gennette Dahlhy, treas.; P. 0. Frmklln, gereral aEcnt: J. J. White mgr. side show; Frank Beyuolds. <viiipstrlan di- rector; Andrew Dawson, musical director; Art Thimipson, snpt. reserrol seat tickets; Dan Jones, supt. canvas: Arthur .Mllljird. bo*s host- IiT. Show oiH-ns at Gary, S. !>., May 1. Geo, W. Uiiih-y's Old Time .Miiisinls.—lixi. ». Itlnley, prop, and mgr.: N. H. Kliiley. giiier- al agent: It. V. Carpenter, miislriil ■llr«K-t>>r. Show oprns at lluii er, N. Y.. Jl«v 2.1. Kippcl Bros.' Wagon Show.—ftippt'I Bros.. prups.: Gus BIppel. mgr.; Jack Blp|H-l. tn^usurer; lingo Bgrner. general agent: Harry Sprnague. local contractor: -Chas. Od'll, contraclliig press agent: Boss Tucker, mgr. side show; .Mrs. »'. A. RIpiiel, supt. privileges: Jack Blpiiel, musU-al •llrt^-'tor: Sam Chandler, snpt. esnvns: Jim neeves, boss hostler: Mrs. Hngo Kgeiier, .siipt. ciiuimiswiry dept.: Blllle Porte, supt. iiroiM'rtles; y;*". Itlppii, Jr.. supt. working crew: Bol)t. uippel. checker up. Show apeus at KIrklln. ind.. May 8. Frank A. Robblna' Show.—^Bergen Co., prupg.: Frank A. Rohhlus, mgr.: ClartMiee Far- "■1, treasnn r: Jno.. Henry nict-. general agrnt: Frank A. Bobblna and J, H. Rice, railroad c«n- irai'lors; Jno. HIce, local conlrnetor; H. P. White, sprclnl agent; Mrs. Chaa. Chapiuan. con- tracting press agent: Dr. Oonion, press agent hack with show; Karl Conncrs. excursion agent: J. K. Ogdeu. mgr. side show: S. Wln-hnek. supt. privileges; Carmendia Nassi III, musical director: noc Parkhnrst, snpt. canvas: Chas. J, Quintaril. J"** hostler; Jack Ncail, supt, minmlssnry ilcpt.; W. 0. Cox, aupt. lights: Geo." Mtetnhart, sunt, train: Hay Anders, supt. working crew: Ed. Booth, twenty-four-hour agent; Miirk .Monroe, aupt. clephauts; Mark Monroe, supt. animals: l<haa. Chapman, mgr. advertising car. Show opeaa at Jersey city, N, J.. April 2tl. John Robinson Ttn Big Sbows John O. Pob- jnson. prop.: Rndnlph Oessley, treasurer; Oliver Scott and Kd. Knnpp. general agents and rail- road contractors: Jno. Crone, local contractor; L. H. Hickman, special agent; Cal Towers, mgr, side aho.i'; Wm. DeMutt, equestrian director; Chas. Gerlach. musical director; Ed. Van Skalk. supt. restrv.d s.at tickets; jas. Caskey, supt. canvas; Claude Orton, boss hostler; Harvey Joi.ea, supt, commissary dept.; Ed. Bice, supt. Ilshls: Bert Cal roll, supt. properties: F. C. Wheithorn, snpt. dining tent; Buggy stump, supt. train; Geo.'Fisher, twenty-four-hour agent; Joe Fisher, supt. tl.phants; Harry Keed, supt. ani- mals. Show opens at Cincinnati, in April. SIg. Santelle's New Big Shows.—SIg Sautelle, Oscar Lowaude and Geo. W. Rollins, props,; Sig. Sautelle, mgr.; Geo. C. Satterlee, treas- urer; Frank W. Green, g. neral agent; Geo. I'revanckey, local contractor; Fred Heath, spe- cial agent; Dan Countryman, contracting press agent; Geo. Bolllns, press agent back with ahow; Dick Mnrphy, excursion agint; Harry Moore, mgr. side show; Oscar Ix>wande, e<|ues- trlan director; Pete Cllman, supt. privileges; G. Marazlny, musical director; D. B. Traver, supt. reserved seat tickets; Jno. Smith, supt. canvas; Dr. Kingman, boss hostler; Wm. Evins, aupt. commissary dept.; Jno. Higgins, supt. lights; Jaa. Murphy, supt. properties; Jim Pltar- rul, supt. ring stock; Arthur Millard, supt. stock; Tom Curley, supt. working crew; Frank Car- penter, twenty-tour-boua agent; Jno. .Marion, supt. elephants; Calvin Traver. boas carpenter; Chas. Baetlke, supt. animals; Geo. Hall, black- smith; Billy McAvoy, checker up. Show opeus at Uomtr, N. Y;, May 12. Sells-Floto Show.—H. H. Tammen and F. 6. Bonais. props.; Fred Hutchinson, mgr.; L. A. Keller, treasurer; V. E. Hampton, auditor; Ed. C. Warner, general agent; Ed. C. Warner, rail- road contractor; Wm. M. Roddy, local contract* or; W. J. Bauer, special agent; Arthur Ben- nett, contracting and advance press agent: Field Carmlchacl, press agent back with show; Tom Taylor, exctixsion agent; A. S. COnlon, mgr. side show; Henry Gllbertson, snpt. priy. lieges; W. P. English, mnslcal director; Harry Lay, supt. reserved seat tickets; Wm. Curtis, supt. canvas; Geo. Stumpf. boss hostler; Geo. Dynnn supt. commissary dept;; W. Emberton, aupt. light; Chas Brady, enpt. properties; Roy Vincent, supt. ring stock; Geo. Stumpf, aupt.' stoek; Wm. Curtis, supt. working crew; W. E. Haines and Jas. McElro.v. twenty-four-hour agents; Prof. F. Alllspaw. supt. elephants; Chas. Luckcy, boss car(ienlcci Prof. F. Allspaw, supti animals; J. M. .Murphy, blacksmith; Harry tiraham and Fretl MeMann, mgrs, advertising cars: W. B. Menefee, checker-up; Jag, Dwyer. adjuster; Rhoda Royal, arena director; (Sea. Brows, trainmaster. Show opens at. Albuqueniue. N. M., April 1. Bert silver Model Tent Show and Silver Fam- ily B.md and Orchestra.—Bert Silver, prop.; Bert and G. Earl Silver, -treasurer; J. Frank Merrill, general agent; C. E. Sliver, special agent; Dick Silver, mgr. side show; L. Silver, supt. privileges; Bert Silver, musical director; G. E. silver, supt. rt.8erved seat tickets; Jos. Boltz. supt. canvas; M. Grout, boss hostler. Show opens at Crystal. Alleh., May 10. E. G. Smith's Colos.«al Shows.—E. G. Smith, prop, and mgr.: J. J. Rsy Dee, asst. mgr.; Wm. P. Finhin, treasurer; Geo. L. Barton, general sgeut; Ed. Thires. press agent back with show; Alvin Woodward, excursion agent; Ed. E. Sny- der, mgr. side show: Elmer Meyers, supt. privi- leges; Chas. E. Dicey, musical director; Mrs. F. Dunlap. supt. tt^served seat ticketsi Jno. Ready, supt. canvas: F. U. Dunlap. supt. stork. Show oltenit at Atwater. O., April 29. Skerbeck's Wild West Circus.—Jos. Skerbeck. prop, and mgr.: Miss Ida Skerbeck. treas.; Frank Skerbeck. railroad contractor; Jack Carl, local contractor: H. Wyatt, special agent; M. J. Mitchell, contracting press agent; Fred Dls- telhorst. advance press agent: Geo. Kragenbar- ger. mgr.r side ^ow: Doe Edscheid. equestrian director: Wm. Wle^len. stiot. prlTlIeges: Geo. Kron, musical director; Ro.v Danitz, supt. re- served seat tickets; Gns Wasserman, supt. can- vas: F,' Bnllfonl. boss hostler: Mrs. Ida Sker- beck, snpt. commissary dept.:-Joe Erly, supt. lights: Krvin KItuel, stipt. properties: Henry Erl.v. sunt, ring stock; Fritz Martins, supt. stock: Dick Helms, supt. working crew. Show opens at Dorchester, Wis., May 15. Jack .Swift's .Unlome Show.—Jack Swift, prop, and mgr.: Mrs. Jack Swift, treasurer: J. D. Elliott, general agent; Troy Crouder. local CTintraetor; Jns. Wardlaw, special agent: Irie Clirlsta, contracting press agent; Deon Swift, snpt. prlvilegs: Harry Itldgwa.r. mnslcal direc- tor: Reltha Swift, supt. reserved seat tickets: Bill Arnett,. supt. canvas; Todd Goldman, boss hostler; Kennett Knapp, snpt. lights; Jack Swift, supt. ring stock; Larklu Custer, snpt. stock; Jno. Andrew, supt. %vorkIng crew; Panl TYtisler boss c«rn«>nter. Show opens at GoMen Gate, 111.. April 22. Wm. Todd Vaudeville Show.—Wm. Todd, prop. mitr. and treas.: Fred Dennacker. gen- eril agent; Henry EnglemDn, press agent back with show: E. L. Doty, musical director; Harry Wallace, supt. wnrVlng crew. Show opened at MIlT,.n. Ga., February 14. Tomttklns' W"s»e-n Attractions.—Tompkins' Western .Xttrsetlons Co.. prors.: Cbas. H. Toroo- kins mcr.: Miss M'*ber Hackney, treasurer; H. W. Trainer, genersi a»«nt; M. A. Turner, rail- road contractor: Joe W'liteolnnd. 1o»b1 cont-«ct- or: Jack Duncin. entiestrHn director: Henry ttttiler. snt>t. nrlTllPg^s: Boroinlck DeRleo. mus- ical director: M TiMn»>kins, snnt. reaeryed 9<»st tirkcis: Jns. Whlteclond. sunt, canvas: Jas. D-.r. boss hostler: D^n Tllscnherg. snpt. com niissary department; Frank Ray. stipt. lights: Frank t>enn"tt. sntU. properties; Pete Red Jack- et, snpt. ring stock: Joe Denay. supt. work- ing cr*»w, Welsh Rrothera* London HIttnodrome Show.— Welsh Bros., proeg.; Jno. T. Welsh mgr.. Ed. Shrelner. tretsiurer; H. H. WhIttler. if«n- eral BC»nt; T. W- Dlvon. r"<llro«rt contractor: B. Shield's. loc"l contractor; C. 0'1»rt.»n. siwlal ngent; Geo. Schultz. contracting press agent: J, Betz. advance oress agent- i?d. Shreln°r. p-e** age'tt htck with s'-ow; Ftvd Gr^evy. ex- rnrsion ncont;- Pen CnN.i..r. insrr. pt.t,» show; Sn'i. W'<'t« Jr., eTt^str'***! .tfrector; C. HIeVey, stint, nrlvne^fs: pt»'i|n Cnr.>s'»l. mustcal dtr«»c- frtr; Josh Brllev. supt. csnvas; M. Finn, boss Itoattrr; C. -V. B'^nner, awt.^ «»nimlss^rv dent.: R. C^rt»r. supt. Ifehtg; M. R'tt'er, snpt. nmp. eriies: J. Ptnst. sunt, rine stock: Geo. Welsh. Stt**t. tvo-tetng cr.,"-. tt,»n» *^..r ii-^.... •cent; Geo. T'e'-trl,.r- mcr. o'^vertlsing car. Show opens at Phila-'elphla. ^'~'■n 22. Won'lTl-nd Tent ptw'-.—J. W. "o^hm. pron.. mgr.- end treasn'-cr: P-."! Boetim. central agent; .Tnrt. Hirr's. snec'wl avent; H. .\. Dowd con- tracting an' a"'vsnee press agent: Kd. FItz- water, mnslcal director; O, !>. Gllntn. sunt, canvas:" Mrs; .T. W. woAhm. snnt. commlss^rv de->t : O. v» O'Inln. g»nt, wor*''necow. Show op»<: St MHi'teiworne. W Va„ M-v 10. Woo.»v's Coniti'ned Shows.—Rnh*. DoodT, nmn.; Tom Sno-tarsss. mirr.: .T-s. .^ddsms. gen- eral a.»ent; Robt. Woo.'v. r»t|ros.i contractor: Tom Snodirnss. locil contraeto'' .T«b. Addama. ••tvince p'eaa •fent; Roht. Wnodv. mgr. side show: Robt. WootBr. SQDt, DrlvileKes: Hamr Cristebua. mnslcal director: Roy Bllyen, supt. ligbls; J. Black, snpt. working crew. Young Buffalo Wild West.—Vernon C- Seaver. mgr.; C. B. Gerdes, treas.; Lon B.. Williams, gen. agent; M. 0. Cookston, geo. supi rlnieudent and railroad contractor; Frank C. Cooper, gen- eral advertising agent; H. L. (Buck) Massie, local contractor; Bobt. HIghtower.. special agent; Bridges Smith, contracting press ageat:- Mor- rison Koerner, advance preaa agent; Frank. Man- gum. press agent back with the show; Walter Alexander, excursion agtnt; A, L. Salvall. mgr. side show; Frad Bu ns. eiuestrlan director: Dave Gillespie, supt. privileges; E. Kern, mus- icHl director: George Wombold. supt. canvas; Whitey Lyklns, bogs bo.stler: E. P. Wiley, supt. commissary dept.; Geo. Wade, supt. lights; Sam Smooth, supt. properties; Jack Kay, aupt. ring stock; C. B. Ball, twenty-fotur-bonr agent; A. F. Babcock, boss carpenter; A. L. Berkley, lonte rider: Ed. M. Cake and Frank Hunt, mgrs. advertising cars; Ike Speers. checker-np. Show opens at Peoria 111., April 2U. Yankee American Show.—^Llndemann Bros., props.; Email Scbarder, mgr.; Jake Ligbart. treas.; Albert Llndemann. genera] agent; Fred Wolfgram, railroad contractor; Bill Weber, lo- cal contractor; Cbas. Gentsch, contracting press agent; Alvin Zienman, mgr. side show; Wm. LaVirhe. eqnegtrlan director; Fred Sllon, gupt. privileges; Herman Weber, musical director; Bin Burkhart, supt. reserved seat ticketg; Hubo Kaw, snpt. canvas; Hank Kaw. boss hostler; Fre<l Schlttdler, supt. commissary dept.; Spike Kelly, supt. lights--Tom Jones, supt. properties. Steve Cross, supt. ring stock; BUI Tetlow. snpt. stock; Geo. Tetlow. snpt. working crew: Siex Bums, twenty-four-hour agent: chas. I'lapp. supt.- elephants: Wm. Rudeas, boss carpenter; Juling Merlell. snpt. animals; Fred lloalrer, 'blacksmith: Theo. Weljcr, mgr. advertising far; Fraok Bleasiwr. checker-DP. The show opens as Sheboygan, Wis., May 6, ' LYRIC QUARTETTE 'Tbat Harmony Fonr" In Vaudeville. Season 1911-12. -■Vddress care Billboard, Chicago. W, H. BEYER, First Teno.r. H. E. WESNER, Second Tenor. ED. PAUZE, Baritone. H. E. .TANSSEN, Bass. "CIRCUS" JU66UN6 and WIRE UMLKERS APPARATUS Rolling Globes, Batons, Clubs, Htxips and Guns. Send for new catalogs. EDW. YAH WTCK. • CIHGIKNATI. 0. WAIMTEO. New live wlr» Riding device coneeaalone, CAPi' AU BEACH CO., Llneolit, Neb. . . CIBCirS WAGOKS, sale or trade fur black top, light plant, seats, Pas=s!on riiiy or car. Wagon.-^ are now in G'^irgia. Wonhl sell half to part- ner Must be exnerieucvti agent or nromoter. enters, care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. PROXOTES WAMTED. that has a little money to take one-half int. rest in carnival or vaiwle- ville and picture show, under canvas. I have paper, wagons, machine. Alms and iniiney. .Viu not looking for an angi.>l. State experit-nce, CIBCtJS, care Billboard. C incinnati. O. 8tOT"'HACHniES-lMn. Grni. Operators, Bells, silver Curs, and others. Write for l*itpst list. Our apocialty is repairing I-ilH*rt.v Bells an«l all kinds. SIOAN' .MFG. CO., 0th and Ogden Sts., I'h iladelphla. Pa. v Attractions & Concessions Wanted For tbe big Bt-chanan County Fair. An.gn8t 22 • ■ to 23; at Independenc.-, Iowa. .\d»lress A. G. RIGBY. Secretary. ■*Xhe Cnnsaiac Attxibnte at Lorely Wa fntunllinigi" Uneeen-Nalad Protects ORnss shie:l.d Odorless Hypenio SUPREME IN BEAUTYI QUAI.ITYICI.EANI.INESSI Possesses two Important and exclusive fea- tures. It does not detericnt* witli aga and fall to powder In tbe dress—can te easily and qoickly atexUlzed-by Immersing In bolllns water for a few srcondg only. At the gtoreg, or sample pair OB ifeeint of SB cents^ Every , pair guaranteed. TBS C. E. COHOVEX CO., Iffrs.,'101 FimnkBn 8t.,-Kew 7oxk. $125.00 MADE b.tta* neocd I& on* d«y w:th mjr. "IwiiiUt Fir m Writers" Take a eontwasioD in a park, etc.. and. make easy money witli ray MAGIC GLASS TUBE. Complete outfits, llicluding 1,<X>0 best papera,* $10; with Hindoo costume. flS, f 18 and 120, —o» A— MAGIC WA WP, Complete outfits from $3 up to co8tiiiut>!!< at ¥S aiMi J^IO; or *nie of my GIPSY QUEENS (Life-size fignre). Anf man or woman can operate game. Price for complete, outllt. $tT and $20, Inclnding 1,000 pa- pers. Invisible papers in English. German, - French. Italian and Spanish, at ^.OO per 1.000. are guarantred to be perfect. Sample readings and illustrated circulars frfee. * S. BOWZB. 117 Harman Street, Brocklyn. H. 1'. 1^ ARMY AUCTION BARGADB 7-SbtGliClriiM ISO fSEND IWTU, TO-DATf ..^'fOK FREE CnCUUll... tMtamt stock nmwmmrm* AMtlMi M*mln* tn tb« w«rU. la scraa r«qiUx«d ftir tta storasa. Sa4*awn uttmmmn , ovwr 4.aae lllastrallM ar Mmt aa* B*<T aaMba foim. UUUmif Ka'mbarfla. MsIImI br U eants (atam|a>. I >iio:i<ruo<t. pf<TOL'<. amtii. arataa. ik.:iiM^ FRANCI S BANNERMAN. BOl Bro«i «.,. N. Y . SLOT MACMtNCS CHEAP Operators Pells. J3."i: Bunealows. $40: Callle's new Pay Checks. fSi: Callle's new Sliver Cups. $40: Brownies, *A>: Eichamres. »W: Elk". »12: ITnit Plctcre Machines, »S; Peanut, $3 op; Electric Macblms. $-"«. Arcade .Varhlni-s, cheap. Improved Annt Minah laundry h»ll game. $2.1; Liberty Bell Check", cheap. Wanteil. double .African Dip. SIO Birch St., Camden, N. J. TEXAS SNAKES. Iguanas. Parrots and Wild .\nlmals. I'lt snakes with all r.»ls<m snakes, flxeil safe to handle. Assortwl kind* for $10. $20 or $:I0. Have given satisfaction for the past 15 years. The old rillable. W. orELT. lEAKS. 715 W. Commerce St.. San Antonio. Texas. Hnaicians. Actcrs. Wcrklrgmen, etc.. ili-slrl'ig to b*-ttpr their pre.<ent poeMion. can learn somCr thing of advantage abimt dlSerent ways oT get- ting iHisitinns by. addrefttiBB B. P. H.^PKIMt-- TON & CO.. -Ill E. 4th St.. ClncWT^att. O. . . LEMONADE. 8 Cts. OliLLON Will comT>Iy with pure food laws. Samrle '-.".c. STEWABT MTO. CO.. Marion. Ind. nnnir nr cporAiic ineiudme Ba-'hrtu DUUn Ur OblliiiniO Man's Wedding Night Book. 25c postpaid. MODERN AGENTS, 66 San Diego BIdg-. Chicago. ■WHAT HAVE YOU TO EXCH4NSE for good levltation Outfit. Can be work'-d on flat stage or otherwise: oce lor of pootl maile. .\poHo piano plaver and gond nco'-ds. one 22xf!2 ft. lent. 8-ft. wail: also seats, one cai;i1y rrnhb dnennt ma- chtn*.. Wsnt 'ifture machine o' what have yoa? C. W. FB.*NKLJN. Viroqna. MTI*. SNAKE SHOWS—I can sell you gnakrs for Wild BOK-T BE MSpKE--FtaU iiatrtictlona ("Tittra) Girl Shows, and cheaper than others. .Snakw ■ of five adTcrtlalne plana that get tlie ramtj. AU fixed safe to handle. Orders shlr^i) d saT'-e da.v t yon need Is the Inatructlon^ ^,,*!'AK_*!l-2i rectlvetl. GflF COAST Willi AXI.MAL FAKM. gets them: no stomtw. W. f. Bini.MERT.-lOZS W. A. tSna ke) King. Mgr.. IhrownsvlUe. Texas. Z> Isler St.. I a Cr08se,^Wl8._ WANTED—Sreclnl Elks. Chwk Boys. Elks. I Ih- erty Bells. Braw BIto. CalUe Tug of War.. 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