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SEPTEMBER 16, 1911. 89 OCTOBER. Dbama—Alexander City. Tallapoosa Co, Fair Assn. 3-6. A. P. Fuqnay, secy, Unnlstan. Calboim Co. Fair Assn. 1-9. 0. F. Douglu, secy. SlrmiDgbam, Alabama State Fair. S-t4. E. p, Ctaalfee, secy, nucumbla. Colbert Co. Fair Aaan. 4-7, John p. McOaw. mgr.. kansaa—Coaway. FauHnuir Co. Fair Assn. 3-6. B. B. HcCnlloch, lecy. rayetteville, Washington Co. Fair Aisn. S-6. E, li. Nettleslijp, secy. Ilfornla—Fresno. Fresno Co, Asrl. Assn. 2-7. R. A. Powell, secy, lorado—Calban. El Paso Connty Fair Assn. 5-8. Mllas K. JoboBon, Simla. Col, Qnectlcut—^Danbury. Danbory Agrl. See, 2-7 6. Bundle, secy, larwlnton. Harwinton Agr. 8oc. 8. D. K. Bentley, aeey. Torrlostan. inlBeld. Fair. Oct, 8-4. 3, P. Oraliam, secy. itao—Caldwell. Canyon Co. Fair Assn. 8-& Elmer Clark, secy, rwin Falls. Twin Falls Commercial' Clnb. 3-S. Bobert W. Spangler, secy, inols—Golconda. Pope Co. Agrl. Assn. 4-T C. C. Kerr, secy, iparta. Bandolpb Co. Drlvlne Clnb & FUr Assn. 3-6. A. A, Brown, aeey. liana—^Bonrbon. Boorboa Fate Assn. 8-6. H. W. Parks, secy. ra—Fslrfleld. Jeff Co. Agrl. Assn. S-B. E. W Lamson, secy. Sntnrie Center. Gotbrle Connty Fair Assn 3-8. K. H. Crane, aeey. >ella. Lake Prairie District SWr. 8-8. Obas Porter, secy. • Dsas—Cbetopa. Cbetopa Fall Fair *-«»< 4 7. A. N. Bell. secy. -to !lmarron Gray Co. Agrl. Soc O-*. Char ley Bull, secy. >oagIas. Agrl. Soc. 4-7. J. A. Clay, aecy fflngham. I>fflnKbam Fsir Assn. dbt. 4.«. C. E. Sells, secy. flnneanoUs. Ottawa Co. Fair Assn. J. E. Jobnstoa, secy. It. John. Stafford Co. Fair Assn. 3-0. Wm. Cadman, secy. '^Elkfn"iec7"''*°*" *^ Bn«ene °5P£^'''b''"*°<^"''- Padncah Fair Asan.. Inc 3-6. Bodney C. DaTis, secy. Iwensboro. Daviess County Pair. Oct. 4-7. C. A. Payne Jr.. secy. w?if~?B"™5 ^t''^^-. ?*• Martin Parish Fair. 5-8. A. J. Oanterlre, secy, 'onshatta—Bed Blrer Pariah Fair. SS. P O. UcHemore. sta. 'war^n. «c"'° ^ «• F. "^Er^^Sl""!;. Shaplelgh * Actoi Fair. S-5. Fred K. Bodwell, secy. tamarlBcotta. Lincoln Co. Fair. 3-S. A. L. Shaw, secy. ''^iTsn^lf^rS^ ^ soc. . 8-6. 'Bgi.o,£?'SLy!'* »^ M-J" »■ '^JS^T^^'^'l?"*- Cumberland Fair & Agr. Awn. S-6. Geo. B. Deneen. ■eSr "I^-MO. State Fair AaS^T.^ R. Blnchman, secy. isachnset^—Brockton. Brockton Fair and Bme Show. Oct 8-6. Perlej O^FuSS A.'2?'T,E.*''i- Hampahlre, Franklins Hanm- .2i™.^^-1^ *^vJ>- Montgomery. se<5. 0?S^W.«yf""'' ^'^ art^lS^,^"""' Stew- W. B. Darli. [Ul»*ale. Hillsdale, 8-6. C. W. aVirwllllger, "MlSk, -^'^ ■nit Ste. Marie. Chippewa Co. AgrL Soc. 'noid™. ,«y «• B- '"a'™''""?^'"'':.,- Yellow .Medicine Co. Fair 3-8 Frank E. MlUsnd. secy. J w Wright Co, Fair Assn. 5-7. >«. w. Beckman. secy. riMlppt-I^nlwIlle. Winston Co, Fair Aaan, "gflo. Trt Co. Fair Assn. 8-7. W. T. Umg, nmrl—Pl-dmont. Trl-Connty Pair Assn. 4-6. Jones, sec. e'cmT^^"^"' ^- Men. ■ Kearney Co. Fair. 8-8. Val Taaaen, °^tf bk'' ^- J- 0- ^«t°''S'l''^^y™'""t'>' Union Grange Fair , H, Hlchard Pattee, sec. * 3.8'"§:-pYTiiis^'!lll?;^ »J'**"?"—"ayton. Union Co. Filr Assn. =;™ Earnest, sec. aton. Fair Assn. 3-6. R T m!l2J'''!£- "no"'" Fair Aaan. 8-5. »„i ^ .yoodmff, aec. MartIn"5Si«™°«''<^ »* ^^ emiock: Hemlock Me Union Agr. Soc. Westhrook. secy. n"™r"J?-cy ^•^"'^ ^'o- J- »• Q."E""wrb- a^^"-"™' J"^' »•'• s..mh:''»"e-^;*"*'*- j'WoV. ^'iV" 8-5. a^tet^SS?" P. '".' oam^'s'p'jr^- >"'m-"r. ?ew" Soe. 8-8. O. A. 0 J-'mier^^SSr' iRIcbwaod. Blcbwood Tri-Co. Fair Assn. 3-6, B. W. Lenox, secy.- Stunmerfleld. Summerfleld Co. Fair Assn. 3-6. B, W, Lenox, secy. Pennsylvania—Bellefonte. Centre Connty Fair Assn. Oct. 3-6. D. O. Stewart, secy. Pennsylvania—Bloomsbnrg. Colnmbia Co. Agr. Soc, 8-0. A. N. Tost, secy. Bnrgettetown, tlnlon Agrl, Assn, 2-5. D. 8, Taylor, secy. ForksvIUe. Snlllvan Co. Agrl. Soc. S-6. P. Ii. Molynenx. secy. Llgonler. Llgonler Valley Fair. 4-6. Al. ainslck, seqr. Tork. York Co. Agrl. Soc. 2-6. Bd. Obaphi, secy. Tennessee—Cellna. Clay Co. Fair Asm. S-7. J. F. Staggs, secy. Jackson. West. Tenn. Agrl, & Fair Assn, 8- 11. W. F. Barry, secy. Bhea Spring. Bhea ft Meigs Co. BUr. S-7. H. B. Payne, secy. Texas—Jacksboro. Jackaboro 5tli Atc. Com Show ft Carnival. 2-7. C. A. WortUngton. secy. Boscoe. Mblan. Ooonty Fair. Oct. 4-6. B. P. Hopkins, aeey. Tlmpson. East Texas Fair. 4-7. Shephen Chanuness, secy. Dtab—Salt Lake City. TTtah State Fair. 2-7. Joraee S. Ensign, aeey. Vlrglnls—^Lynchbnrg. Interstate Fair Assn. 8-6. F. A. Lovelock, wey. Mathews. S'onthslde Agri. Boe. US. FeielTa] Hnka, secy. Washington—Pnyallnp. TaUey Fair Assn. 8-7, John HUM, secy. Spokane. Spokane Interstate Fair. 2-8. Bobt. H. Cosgrove, secy. Wisconsin—^Angnsta. Ban Claire Co. Fair. 8-6. Bert Ftederiek, secy. Downlngt Downing Fair Assn. S-7. E. F. Stoddard, secy. Elroy. Fair Assn. 3-5. J. H. Smith, secy. Bayward. Fair Assn. 3-S. A. Bronhard, secy. Klllmnm. Fair Assn. 3-6. C. D. Murray, secy. New London. Fair Assn. 3-6. A. W. An- derson, seoy. St. Croix Falls. Fair Assn. 8-6. John C, .Heglund, secy Viola. Klckapoo Valley Agrl. Soc. 3-0. W. I. Griffln. secy. WSwmluE—Basin. Big Horn Fair Assn. 4-8. M. O. Barnes, secy. Canada—Allston. Out. Alllston Agrl. Soc. 6-7. W. M, Lockhart. secy. A.vlmer, Ont. East Elyiia Co. Fair. 4-0. D, H. Price, secy. Beachbnre, Ont. NorUi Bentrew Agr. Soc. 4- 8. Wm. Beadrick, aecy. Bnrford. Que. South Brant. Oct. 3-4. W. F. Miles, secy. Colbome, Ont, Colbome & Baldewland Fair, AFSn. 3-6. John Morris, secy. Dray<ton. Ont. Pepl & Drayton Agrl. Soc. Oct. 3-4. Geo M. Fox. secy. Elmvale. Ont. Thoa Township Fair. 2-4. 0. 8, Burton, secy, Frpelton. Ont. West Flamboro Fair. 4-5, Jas. A. Gray. seer. Kirkton. Ont. KIrkton Fair Assn. 6-0. Amos ' Doum». spcy. Florence. Ont. Florence Agrl. Soc. Oct. 5- 0. Walter Drew, secy. Georgetown, Ont. Eaqnealng Falls Fair. Oct. 4-5. I. A. Tracy, secy. Manltowanlng, Ont. Manltowaning Fair. 2-3. T. G. Hnrlbert. secy. Markbam, Ont. Markham Agrl. Soc. Oct. 4-5. A. Ward Milne, secy. New Westminster, B. C. Provincial Exhibi- tion. S-7. W. H. Keary. secy. Onondaga, Ont. Agrl. Soc. 2-3. Wm. Simp- son, secy. Sackvllle. N. B. Saekvllle & WcBtmoreland Agrl. Soc. Oct. 4-5. Bliss M. Fawcett, aecy. SmlthvlUe, Ont. Penlnsnlar Central Pair. 5- 6. W. F. H. Patterson, seer. Thomasville, Ont. East Kent Fair Assn. 2-4. C, A. Maybew, secy. Tleswater, Ont. TIeswater Agrl. Soc. 4-5. John Farqnhatsen. secy. Warkworth. Township of Percy AsrL Soc. lt-7. P. R. Ewlng. secy. WeUand—^WvHawl Co. AgrL Soc. Oert. 3-4. W. 6. Gaines, aeey. Yamionth. N. S. Yarmouth Exhibition. 4-0. Wm. Coming, secy, BECOHD WEFX. Alabama—TTnlon Springs. Bullock Co. Fair. Assn. 10-14. B, J. Pierce, secy, Arkansas—Hot Sm>ings. Arkansas State Fair. 9- 14. J. L. Wadler. secy. Connectient—Stafford Springs. Stafford Springs Agrl. Soc. 10-12. C. B. Gary, secy. Nangatnek. Beacon Vallev Driving and Agrl. Assn. Inc. 11-12. J. P. Began, secy. Geoncla—Dalton. WhltOeld Co. Pair; 9-14. T. S. AlcCamy. secy. Macon. Oeorsria State Fair (colored), 12-20. Harry C. Bobert. secy. Tallapoosa. Tallapoosa Fair. 10-18. W. W. Snmmerlln. secy. Idaho—Fotse. Boise Intezsnonntain Fair. 0-14. A. W. Bodges, secy. Lewlston. Lewiston-Clarkston Fair. 0-14. John B. Nlckerson. secy, nilnols—Carllnville. Haconpin Co. Fair Assn. 10- 13. S. T. Carmody, secy. Indiana—.teirnla. Steuben Co. Fair. 11-13. 0. G. Heckenllevely. secy. Kentncky—Mnrray. Calloway Co. Pair Assn., Tnc, w. D. Hn'ton. s"cy. Olive Hill. Trl-Co. Fair. 10-14. • Col. S. V. Bocock, secy. Lonlslann—Dodsnn. Winn Parish Fair. 10-13. Dr. B. B. Talbot, pres. Olbsland. Bienville Fair. .10-13. S. I. Col- . vin. secy. Maine—Topaham. Topsham Awl. Snc. 10-12. J. M. Stanwood, secy.. Brunswick. Me. Maryland—Hageratown, Hagerstown Fair. 10- I,"J. D. M. Staley. seer. MIchlsan—FowlervIUe. .Fowlerrllle Agrl. Soc. 10-13.' Geo. A. Newman, secv. MIselssIpnl—Corinth. .41com Co. Fair Assn. 10- 13. B. .M. Strlplln. secy. Scnatoibla. Tate Co. Fair Assn. U-IS. T. B. Slndem Jr.. seev. Shnhn's. Shnbnta DIst. Fair Aasn. 11-14. B. W, Helrtelbere. secv. MIssonrI—Kansas CItv. American Boyal Fair Aasn. 0-14. A. M. Thompson, secy., Nash- ua,"'Mo. Kansas CItv. Ame'ICS" Bnval Live Stock Show., 0-14. A. W. Thompson, secy, Lnekwond. Doflc Co. AbtI. & Mech. Soc. 10- l.^. Dr. R. A. Prevp. secy. _ Montnns—Kallsnell. Fair Assn. 10-13. W, B. Ehoaiies, secy. New Mexico—Albnqnerqne. New Mexico State iPalr. O-iU. J. B. McManiis. secy. North Carolina—Greensboro. Central Carolina Fair Assn, 11-18. Gsr1an«« Daniel, sfcy. Ashevllle. Western North Carolina Fair. Oct. 10-13. Owen Godger. secy. NOVELTIES CaDes, PenDaiits, Fair Novelties, Celebration Novelties, Souvenin, Hck- lere, Confetti, Badges, hundreds new Noise Makers Fnitenial Fenuanta^ Souvenir Fennants'of eveiy description. We make Femiants to order for all occaaons.]|.Send for our Illustrated 1911 Catalogue, which con- tains over a thousand various Novdtiea. Deal with us and you will profit by it. Everybody knows ^lat we are reliable • NOVELT CELEBRATION GoODS Pfnnant^ r THE HOLLIDAY NOVELTY MF6. CO, 27 E. FOURTH ST. NEW YORK CITY. The Evans Electric Lighted Paddle Wheel The most BEAUTIFUL PADDLB WHEEL ever made by anyone. This wheel lias 78 foor-candle bnlbs dlstrlli- nted abont the surface of the wheel (as per cot), showing Bed, White and Bine colora. Wheel la 54 Inches In diameter, mounted on an 8-foot hardwood Post, handsomely decorated wltb Nick- el-Plated Trlnunlnga. Face of wheel Is covered tbronghont with Silvered Crackle Glass, White Nundwrs oa a Bed Badcnoond. The whole ontllt wlien ia operation naylnc fbe wpearanee of DanUng Splendor. By having an ontllt of this kind, yon have no trouble in getting placed in any of the liest Parks or Street Fairs In the country. «s'yoD are looked upon. as one of the attractions of any place yon may set this ontllt up, yon also attract and hold a crowd at aU'times. This wheel can be lighted by any kind of an electric current that can be had in any town In the n. S. at very smaU cost. FBICB COIIPLBTE, WITH 4 SETS PADDLES OF IS EAGB, S22S.OO p. 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G«i putlcalus—report* from oti.ers. Act upon the pronptlnc jaa h aw aasf a dd ress w. z. UMG. S31 ma siket. wiwimii. > NOTICE Merry-Go-Round Men Wlien 8eason*!s over don't hesitate to ship your organ to my shops for thorough repairs, new music and drums. Write for prices. F. BATH, Organ Bailder, - - Abilene; Kansas. Shows and Concessions Wanted For the Oldest and Best County Fair in Georgia KIne anccessfnl fairs evidence Its popularity and patronage. Shows and Cencessioa Uen vantliit a busj week, October 9th to 14th inclnslTe, will immediately commtmicate with J. H. OAYLOB. Kanager of Ooneeasiona, Whitfield Connty Farmers' Fair Association, Dalton, Ga. Orangeburg County Fair Larg^t County Fair in tht? state, vnlX be held at Orangeburg, S. C, on November 1-1 to 18. Wanted shows and concessions. Write at once. J. M. HUGHES, Secretary, ORANGEBURG. S. C. THE BIIJ JBOAKD IS AMEjRICA'S UEajnSQ AJTO MOST IVIDIXiT CmCXJIiATED WEXaUjT AMUSEHKNT JOVRNAIi. 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