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1270 THE NEW YOEK CLIPPER. FEBRUAKY3. I miscellaneous, Nona raoii Tire Homii* & Stetf.ss P gW i n Cunni Cc-^-Xhls company la atnagibg to lease the IiOwnDde ring barn imd stables, at Frank/ord, Pa- to get In Kiinpe everything pertaining to their travel- Ing Whit* Cltr. The fronts will lie made up or craamentnl stainarr and architectural inyetalT paper mnchr, enrtnn plerre, Mtncco, ■mortal marble, stone and grotto style; RoroeihlDg entirely new for traveling carol- j»L The aeaaon will open In Prankford. IJL, May 7, for two weeks. Norrlalown. PbqaihtTlllr, Rending. I'oltsTllle. Long Brnacn. N. J.: Morristown. Orange, l'oler- «on, rrnighkepsle. Albany, Saratoga. N. Y.: KurUngton nod Itntlnnd, Tt.; maktog week nnd ten day stands with, the following peo- ?le and concessions engaged for the season: -owe nnil Stevens, clrcociirrlcnlnm. educated KJJIcs. dogs, trapeze, acrobats and clowns; p lrravle and Uoffmsn, electric theatre, Illu- sions, moving picture and Illustrated songs: 'Jeorge Beck's world's greatest Punch and •ludy show; James Fllnn, animated working world; Cordess k flhaw's Polite Vaudeville Show, Including: Mile. Shaw, lady n>«- irietan; Kdna ilorrls, crayon act: John O. l-jreare, raonologlgt: K. llclniorc, rotnlc Jug- jrler, and Vivian Shennnrd, Character come- dian ; a complete Indian enrop of Iroquois imd Wlnnabego Indians, and Wild West ex- hibition, presenting life on the plains. In- j-Jndlng: Reckless Madge. Ilorse Hair Char- ley. Cherokee Hill. Chief Short. Feather Tiled, Xo Man"s Horse. Hnlf.Moon, Lone Buf- falo and Prairie Flower Nell; Prof. Wy- mann, with his finest display of knives, rnue hoards and fish ponds: Oeo. Hnrner, nvliiga. archery and doll racks: It. Scott's museum of living freaks, small pony, up-sldc- 'down u'.rU tbln nnd fat woman, Ohio fat boy, management Chris. Vorlander; Jos. Carter, nlta and dart range: Jess Cotter, Amerlran Jogs nnd African dodger: Ferris wheel, mcrry-go-rotind. nlr ship and rajzlo dazzle; will nlso ndd dnrning, trip to the moon and •animal shows. We will carry White City, lunch wieon and electric searchlight, and a full supply of all sites of tents for the busi- ness men of the different cities where wo giro our exhibitions and carnival to exhibit and sell their goodr. A special feature will be our mammoth tebt for all advertising dls- 'trlbmlng snmpler, nnd display of the world's prcntest advertisers, and will carry lady ilemonstrntors. who will also assist to so- licit voles for the voting contests to deride popularity of newspaper reporters, policemen, tlremcn. letter carriers, mntormen, conduct- ors, bsl! players and trained nurses for valu- able prizes, lo be given by the management. Arrangements nrc being made lo have an entire new series of plctorlnl printing In the enrnlval line. Cineson Note. —A force of one hundred nnd nfly men Is now employed at the sllc of 1)I>> new Summer resort, now being liullt by the Beach Amusement to., on the West Side. "The cxrarnilun for the enormous artificial lake, which will hold two and one-half mil- lion gallons of water, Is almost completed, and carpenters nre constructing the board walk, whlrli will romplelely surround the cen- tral portion. A conlrnct lias been let by Man- nger Hlce for $50,000 worth ot lumber, nnd ilils. with other material, Is now being un- loaded at the site. Klrbr. l'rllt ft Creen, the New York architects, who are preparing tho building plans, nnnnuuee that speclflratlons ■nnd plans for the main entrance, ballroom, roller Ranting rink niid restsnrnnt will be ready within n few days. President Oliver I.. Iirowu amies that within n month (hero will be over two thousand men employed on the work of building. Xo rauie has yet been wdcrtcd for the new park, nit hough over twrnly thousand «iipgestlons have been sent to TMrcctor of l*nlillclty Woodward, as the. result of a prize competition. The winner will receive a prize of live hundred dollars In cash, and Ibere will be one hundred and fifty other prizes. Notts kkuji Prick's Floating l'.u.Acn.— We closed the season at llalon Rouge. I,a.. <Tirlntmas Day, and the event was celebrated liy a line dinner. This show, under the man- agement of It. K. (Inches, traveled 4,«70 mile*, envc 2.1U performances, and only lost llirce shows during the season. Those closing with flic sliow were: Phillips nnd Hamilton. -McVity and Seabrlght. Svkes Itrolhcrs, Win Monroe, Dan Kuro. It. W. Kinerson. Mnltlo Webb, Three Woodnll*. Ileatrlce Newman, • leo. lluckley, (lea Thayer. W. Knlkeustein, Tom Morris. Tom Huller. t". M. Trrudway, J>. II. Johnson. S. K. Price. V. Tomplet. l>oc nirtls, C.r Rattler, F. W. Hull, I.lnn Parker and W. It. Cole. ItosTKit ok I'kku Srour's Motijhi I'icti:jie AXIi V.UUIKVII.I.K Snow.—This company Is playing over last year's route, in capacity business, which proves It has always made good. Tho company numbers ten people. In- cluding Mr. and Mrs, Fred S. Storv. Jlr. and Mrs. Fred Hays. .1. II. Harry, John Latham, licurgn Harrington, (leorge Howard. Will Ciil- letl and May Deforest. Our Christmas din- ner was enlcu at lllclitord, when the members of the company presented Mr. Slory with a handsome gold beaded i-mie. and Mrs. Slory with u gold locket. Kindness kept up Christ- mas week, and the nhow has not lost u day for over two years. XOTKH KHOM TUB AUKRICW ICSTKUTAI V- StKXT Movisci Puti:bh Co. —Tills rumpaiiv litis heen out since Sent, p, playing through Virginia, North Carolina, unit we are now In Tennessee. We have done no turn nwuy but a good business, and have hail only one losing stand. We played the Stair Hos- pital at Merlon. Vn.. to n packed house, on Dec. IS. Hosier: D. D. Harrison, sole owner: U, W. Christie, business manager: C. 0. t'ondrcy, treasurer and operator: Florence <'bristle, pianist : Master Lenord Christie, Illustrated songs: Cbrlslle and Cole, skeieh. We go Into Kentucky and West Virginia, and close uboiil March i»i. Notes raiut Kick's I.atkst Skxkatiox. — Christmas: was handsomely Ci'lehrilled on Itlco's Floating Theatre. Sniiiu dims paying hla annuul visit lo the boats, after the per- formance. Christmas eve. mid all were re- membered, ('apt. and Mrs. Hlce wfrr pre- sented by the company with a handsome dinner sol : Chns. Weiss received a gold handled umbrella, iippro|irlulrlv engraved, from Cnpt. Hlce. Mrs. Hlce. after Hie pre- sentations, Invited all present to the dining room, where corks were popping until the early Christmas hours, and all retired happy and praising tho genial captain and Mrs. Hlce. Notes nm Fiiank II. llrmx'M Snow.— Al Winter quarters. Atlantic Clly. X. J., work Is: progressing In good shape, 'nils small nut neat outfit will o|ien lis season early In April, using three, cars and n big locomobile hand chariot. The show will go over Its UHl.'t route, through New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland. We will use a IWtfl, round top, with two ,10ft. middle nieces: carry twelve bead of stork, also ponies, dogs and gents. Side show will be .10, with a :I0 round too and a black moving picture top. iOxuO. This will be one of Hie neatest oulllts on the road. Prov. IIaminiiton'k Mkriiy Makkrh are playing the mining tos-ns In Nova Scotia, lo good business. Ti»: Swallow A Makki.e I'loatiso Palscb closed a vcrv suecessfiil season In the Son III, nnd N on Its'way lo Spoitsvllle. Kv., where Hie other boat (Hie new Sunny South i lielongliiR to Ibe same company Is Wintering. Belli theatres will stop lu Spoitsvllle about thirty days, after which Ihey will leave for Parkcrshnrg. W. Vs. Notks from Tin: Fixni.r.v Hraukn Km- tkiitainbrs. —We laid off Chlrstmas week. iTsumlng our tour si Camden, N. J. There Is no complaint In lie made as In business, ns our houses bare been, Invariably, t» ca- I'nclty. THEATRICAL HOTELS BOARDING HOUSES. COIIIKIllLs tI-» doable. " IIUnT'S KCItOi'KAX IIOTKI.. OS Desrbom St., sod OTFOKH HOTKI,, Canal slid Adams. Kate* (0 profciiion. FRANK. HUNT, Prop., CHICAGO. Wabash A Madison. CHICAGO. 0. Vangbn, Prop. StrtcU; American Plan, $8-15 single; Veadcvllle patronage Invited. FAI.ACJC IIOTKL, 101 N. Clark 8t.. Chicago. Bnropean, $1 per week: with private bam, »!. forklih Bath, too. H. B. HUMPHREY, Prop. OAKI^IvDHOUbK, BOSTON, T. C. DAVI8, Prop., 31 East Newton St .Franklin Sip, cor. James St. American plan. Conveniently located. Unex- celled table. ETery modern convenience. 6 o'clock dinners. 7 to (9 per wk. Tol. 21114 Tremont, Quick lunch connected. BOSTON. MASS., I.afay♦ t te Chsrabera, 37 Ha>• ward PI. One minute from all theatres. Theatrical rates, 13 per week a nd ur, single; $4 and up, double. PRUDfcNTIAT, IIOTEI/, 48 and 48 Bank 8t, Howark, V. 1. H. A. GRKENULND, Prop. European an! American Plan. Flue Rooms. TRAFALGAR 116-111 B.14, N.T., ET. Keith's, lead, of Mnilc, Dewey. Rooms 60c„ 76c, |1, tlMday, H.BO to $$ week. W.D.UANNlQAM.Prop. fiLABENDON HOTEL ZS3B2JS1 U BMI,EY k JFJtNIS'OS, Props. It. Clark St., ear. Ontario, Chicago. Rates, so, 76 and $1 per day. g to $6 per week. Hotel Regent, Cor. Pinnjyitrinla Ava. and 15th St., Wimhlngton, D. O. AMERICAN and EUROPEAN". Under new manage- ment. Has been entirely remodeled ard refur- nished. NBW ELECTRRIELBVATUR INSTALLED. STBOIAL RATES TO THK ATFJCAb PROFESSION. W. J. WATSON, Propr. HOTKI, ST. DKN18,186-138 West Market 8L, tndlanspoM», Ind. Convenient to all theatres. Best Little Hotel In IndWnapollB. Actors' Rates. SHOW PRINTM a I All kinds of Dodgers, Her- alds. Tickets and full liuoof small work, qnlcksnd Oheap PR ESS3tl(lWP RIN'TEItY,Jolinsonl ):irg,Pa, VKNTlllLOqUISIH Taught Poreor.allyand by Oorrespoudence. Prof. Llngermnn Bchool of Ven- a-lloqilum. IM Norrh 6th S t.. Phllndelphla. Pa. HOW TO START IS SHOW BU8ISES3. £ 1 oprrlght\, gdllfereat books, IOC. All kinds acts. OKPDKT'o SCHOOL. 8S7N. 13th St. rillla., Pa, MO VIVO PICTUIIK SePPLT and RKNTAL. Films, Machines, stcreoptlccns. Cameras, Lenses, soDjr Slides, new and second hand, liought, sold tjxehttnged. Bargalna. Stndlo for film and slide tnlklug, coloring. Special Fl<i? and Fire FUms, axport repairing, free auvlce, long years' expe- rience, prompt dealings. Ktirrlmrd Schneider, Qert aan-Am. Cino. a Film Co.. loy E. lath St..X.Y.C. HOW TO BF.COME A COVTUItTIOSIST. Frost and Back Bending, each trick Illustrated. S5c, Mo ri'h et's Schoo l, B37 N. 12th St., Phlla.. Pa. HIDSIC" COMPOSED AND ARRANGED for auy Instrument or number of Instruments. 8ongs,words aud inusic, sketches, etc. Send stamp. CRAS. L LKiVIS, ir» Richmond St., Cincinnati, 0. CHILE CO\" UtllMt SERVED AT JOEl'S RESTAURANT AMD CAFE, Com. (Sat) Jan. SO; loc. per plate. '• Direct Importation on way." 600 show folks always ul Joel's alter snow. Ladlcu'en- tranco up Ih e stoop. Joel'B Beers the talk or K.Y. WANTED-dood Versatile Performers and Sketch Team? tor long season, with frequent ciiaugcs (lood salaries to eood people. Also Piano Players, with specialties. More Franklin, Mgr Haas' Shukcr-HerlAI Association, 1914<; 4th Ave., Birmingham, Ala, BOSTON FILM EXCHANGE. Second Hand Films. Song Slides and Machines Bought, Sold and Exchanged. 664 Washington St, Room 4'J, Boston, Mass., opp. Adams House. JUST CUT. 124 PAGE ILLUSTRATED MA6IC CATALOGUE, Mc; SUP. CATAL., 6c. None tree. Only N. E. Agent for Mahatina. 10c W. D. LEROY, 103 Court St, Boston, Mass. RrQ7 Catalogue ot TlarB and «*»v Make Dp, for Profes- sionals and amateurs, ken; on application. DICK A Fitzgerald, so Ann St. New York. PLAYS Good,- Original Songs, Sketches, Gags, Etc, ARE ALWAYS HARD TO FIND. TRV. BARBY GRAY, 705 Viae St.. Phila., Pa. ItiisTKit Asn Xotks from the Wallace's Glass l'abict' nnd Crystal Workers.—This Is our eighteenth week on the road, nnd wo nre doing a tremendous business, playing to S. It. O. only. Our compnuv: Prof. Lew Wal- lace. Venetian worker: Mrs. Low Wallace. Roheminn blower: Frank Harm, comedian: Hie Monlour Sisters, bund to hnnd balauc- Ing ail. anil Hit Cook. Ilic boy tcuur. N'iitkh fiiom l'ltnr. Jack 'I'imiv's M«ii>- khx t'oMKiiv Co.---Wo opened at Hc'llng Ion. W. Vn., Jau. 1. nnd are playing HiriuiKb Wosl Virginia to a nice IuisIiipsn. The iiit'tubcrs nf the compiinr are: Prof. Jnck Troy, llcssle Troy, the Hudson*. James Wne>d. Harry l.lmbcrt nnd Chas. Smith. XoTMst m>M tub ItiAUnMi Jack (.'ii. —We are now ttsirlne IBs* p<msi towns of Xrc Jer- wy. r.nil dohn a itood business. Our coin- piuiy consists of tweniy-Hrc jH-ople. nnd wo curry a bund nnd orchestra. Have just closed n successful ciigngemcni of Ihrei- weeks at ICed It-ink. X. .1.. plnyliiK lo packed houses lllghlly, mid had the pleasure of meeting Maggie ('line. We arr now playing Freehold, N.- J., and open next week nl Asburv Pnrk, with Lunu Iliiinch lo follow. We nre nlrrndy in.iklng prepiimtions to open our Hlxlh run- secuilvo NeiiKoe In Philadelphia, which will be early In April. While m roufr from lied lliiuk lo I'reeholil die fox lerrler belonging lo Elsie May Angrrtuh was ruu over hv n wason nnd killed. Mrs. Augeroih look ibe remains of her pet to her rnrm, the "Elsie May," at Woodbury. X. J„ for burial. Haiixcy II. Dr.MMir.sT writes: "I have Just closed c.iniriicis Willi Ihe Hillside Pleas- nn- l'nrk Co.. Nnwerk, X. J., for ihe Olive Swan's Vew York Kipiesirlenne Cnmblnatlon too|H-n on May 1MI. for Iwelvc weeks, with Hie great high seliool horse. Cnpld, Ihrci- high .iunipers. Iwelve Iboronghbrrd running horses, six iMiiiles. cleltt Western bronchos, and four lady riders, nnd Minnie Fisher. In her slide for life.' " K. K. Hisr.NiiAirrii writes: "The I'.lsen- hiirlli -lletiilerson Flouting Thestrc Is laid up In Winter quarters at Marietta. O.. where the Heel a-111 be thoroughly repainted liefore Ihr Spring opening, which will amir about April 1. Work Is now progressing on the thcatie-l.11,1 1, on ihe alterallons. both inside nnd nut. which, when roninleied. will trnns- forni Ihe lionl Into a different nnd still more iirotty looking crnfl. This minting theatre has been |hr only lsut lo adhere stricllv to drnmns. ami nn elahorate prodnclloa" of •Fnusl' will be placed for season of lllllii." Tun Mii.i.ai: linos., with Hwlr dlornmn. were rcengngeil by Manager Itolisan for a Kerond week, nt his Illjou Theatre. Lansing. Mich., the first week breaking all records of the bouse. PROCTOR'S ENTERPRISES. F. F. PROCTOR, Sola Prasrlttar led Miatgar. 7 BEAUTIFUL THEATRES 7 Devoted to neflned Entertainment. Proctor's 5Ui Ave. Theatre, Proctor's it:id St. Theatre, Proctor'*. B8th St. Theatre, Proclor's 12.'th St. Theatre, Proctor** Newark Theatre, Proctor's Albnny Theatre, Proctor's Troy The- PROCTORS STOCK OO. But Plajs ai But VaadiTilli, INSTRUCTIONS TO ARTISTS BOOKED: ? c \ a D \ plot of acta; complete "prop" Hat; correct light plot: If you open or close In one; EXACT time of acta, find of "close In;" bill- ing for newspapers and programmes; and CLEAN PHOTOURAPIIS for I-OBB1E8 TWO WEEKS IX ADVANCE Ol? OPEXINO DAW AT EACH HOUSE, addressing RESIDENT. MAXAGER. FAILURE TO COMPLY with these INSTRUCTIONS WILL SUHJECr ARTISTS to the RISK OF CANCELLATION. VAUDEVILLE REHEARSALS, 9 TO 11 A M. MONDAYS. THESE RULES WILL UB 8TR1CTLY ENFORCED. Playwrights, Authors, Play Agents, Address P. F. PROCTOIl, Proprietor and Manager. FITTH AVE. THEATRE. N. T. CITY. SIESM & WEIL. 77-81 WOQSTER ST. (Bel. Spring and Broo me), Ntw York. Theatrical Supplies, Tights, Wigs, & Grease Paints, I n CATAL OG UE No . 4. Gold & Sikh Trimmings, Spangles, I n CATALOHL'IC No. 0 . Stage Jewell) of Every Description, la CATALOGUE Xau & SEND FOR CATALOGUE TO-DAY. We tend goods C. 0. D.. subject to Inspection but require a deposit on all orders. TRICKS And Trick Appnrataa. YOST A OOHPAKY, 4JN. Ninth St., (Established 18700 Philadelphia. lO" Largo Catalogue for Stamp. UNITED STATES 1 PATENTS AND FOREIGN fi AND .(AVYruCHT&^RexTRADE-MARKSl CQHiill wiu- You SSSflRATES. And make yon a fortune. If yon hare a PLAY, SKETCH, PHOTO, ACT. SONi, or BOOK tliat la worth anything-, yon eboold copyrlnht It. Don't take chances when you can secure our sin- Icesnt small co-it. Scndfor onr SPtCIAL OfllR 10 INVIMORS before applying for a tuient, if will fay you. lUKDBOOK on patentsur.t IRfF. Weadrlself patenta- ble or not, FREE. We Incorporate STOCK COMPANIES. Small fees. Consult us. W0RMELLE & VAN MATER, Managers, CelanUa Copyright S Pateat Co. Inc., WASHIVGIO-., D. C. A dellclona popcorn confection, put up In moisture proof packages that keep It trceb a long time. A qnick teller for theatres, circuses, traveling theatri- cal and medicine companies and all places .of public amusement. We also make a large line of PACKAGE CAN- DIES end the RELIABLE POPCORN BRICK. Infornt oa where yon hold a confectionery concession and we will send samples and prices. Rr/ECKHEIH BROS, k ECKSTEW, CHICAGO. PHILADELPHIA Reached best by the i New Jersey Central READING SYSTEM MUM irartT noin ixd or Tin hoir F«sl Time Rock Ballast Snpcrb Dining Service STATIONS IN NEW YORK: Foot Weil ij<l Si. Foot I.ll«nr SI..N.R. Two I.ihmI. price and l.lc.'ly. Uak ptiri li'u In i*K. ('. ltriincr. Itiixln^ H.ij>». State Address Illm.ii:Inclon. |ml. Half Sheet Portraits From photo, ti.oo for first loo. Ai*o Roproduced Craron Pnnralta tor tae lohhy. Samples to any addre 1 " for loc. Addro«a OTTAWA PUOTU ORAYDRK CO., Ott»wa, III. Theatrical Trunks. xxx 2! M 83 84 M 88 11.00 11.80 111.00 13.00 14.00 15.00 Guaranteed 5 Years. 38 80 82 M 84 38 7.US 7.75 8.SI5 8.70 9.US S.75 80 33 84 88 81 6.00 S.50 7.00 7.30 8.00 « 10.00 48 19.45 40 8.SO Steel Clad £ 0 'Write for Catalojtne. ESTABLIBHKD 47 YB« M. S. CASEr.4416tfi Ave., near 27th St,;NX Tiasits. C. A. TAYLOR TRl'.IK WORKS, 38 E. Randolph St., 0HI0A00; 131 W.88th SU, NEW YORK Write for Now Catalogue. PROFESSIONAL. CASH WITH ORDER. X 20 x 21 86 X 22 88 40 X 23 X 23 22. 23. 24. 28. 20. "ATIA8." IH0.1CLAD. »9.00 8.B0 10.00 10.60 11.00 "PATTEB805.' KNOWN B VERY WHERE. 27x20x17 $5.75 80 x 21 x 18 6.00 83x22x19 6.25 86x23x20 6.D0 40 X 24 X 21 7.50 For Particulars and Hlnatratloa, Bequest Catalogue. 17HS BBLBSB TB PNK AND BAG OT., 1B2 Colombia Ayenne , PH1LADBLPBIA, FA CENTRAL TRUNKS. 26ln., $7.50: 28ln., S3.C0; 301a, 89.50: SOIn., f 10.50 ; 40ItL, 812,50. ClrlasTranks. 24x18x11 17.50. BUI Treats, 80r23xl5, Inside, $12,00. LItbo Trunks, 42^x28^x12. 'aside, $15 DO Sblpped on receipt of $3.00, bal. C. 0. D., except oyer 300 tnllea, then remit whole amoont. 6ill6.\"3 & CC . CENTRAL TRDNK FACTORX", Est 1884, 8. W. cor. 7th and Arch Sta.,Palla. I Ml If GETS lit W. ROLLER SKATING ALL THE RAGE EVERYWHERE. SECURE A SUITABLE BUILDING FOR ROLLER 8KATING QUICK. Richardson Ball Bearing Skates are used In allot the largest and most prominent rlnkn In America, In- cluding Onlcago Coliseum. Mechanics' Pavillon.San Francisco; Convention Hall, Kansas City; McbIc Hall, Cincinnati; Washington Rink, Detroit; Del- mar Skating Academy and Crescent Roller Kink, St. Lonls. Write for catalogue; tells how to open and oper- ate a roller rink. RICHARDSON BALL BEARIN6 SKATE CO., No. 601 WELLS STRFET, CHICAGO. MINIATURE RAILROAD CO. 74 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. GOLD MEDAL SPECIAL. For Parts, Summer Resorts, etc Hanlinje; Capacity, 25 tons. Earning 11,600 In six days. With proper care will last 25 tts. CAGNEY LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. GRAND PRIZE AND GOLD MEDAL RECEIVED AT WORLD'8 KA1B, ST. LOUIS. United States Teat and Awning Co., Randolph and Deaplalnes Su., CHICAOO, III. CIRCUS CANVASES. BLACK TENTS Our Specialty. SIDE SHOW PAIRTMGS. SHOW TENTS For Clrcnses, Wild West Shows, Black Tenia. Candy Tops Flags, Kldd & Baker Lights, etc. Bend for 16 page price Hat of second band Tents. BAKER * LOCKWOOD MFG CO., 7th and Wyandotte, Kansas City, Ma THE MUREAT CO, AUTOMATIC COLOR-PLATE MACHINES The i.atf.t Novelty la Slot Machines. Name l'lnt<-s In ltcd. Blue or Green. Splen- did earnings everywhere. A few bargains lef. Write to MARVIN & CASLKR t'0 Times Uldf., New York, for free Illustrated booklet. SeTeral fine Hotel Cars for rent; in nno condition Address MISS McMAHON, Wellington Hotel. Chicago. FOR SALE. TENTS, Wild West canopy, circus seats, poles, stakes etc Lint free. HBARL VAN. Nnrthvllle. X. Y . BLOOD POISON FOR MORE TH»W TWENTY YEARS »e hava nada the cure of Blood Polton a sp*cl«lty. Blood Poison Permanently Cured. rou can be trtated at homeucd»r same narantv Capital asw.ioo. We snlldt th« most obstinate cases. If ym have exhausted ihe old methods V. ,r «atment and still have aches and pains. Mucus Paiches In Alrwlh, Sore Throat. Pin- fits. Copper-Colnred Spols. Ulcers on «ny part of ihe tody. Hair or Eyebrows falling out, write tor proofs of cures. MB- rage Book Free. CIRCUS CANVASES, Poles and Stakes, SEATS, Flans, Etc. BLACK TENTS), SIDE SHOW PAINTINGS, FRONTS AND BANNERS >OR STREET FAIRS. Agents for KIDD'S PATENT OIRCL'S UKBTS. 59 .1 61 W. Washington Bt., CHICAGO, ILL. Circus Tents OUR SPECIALTY. 20 Years' Experience. 50 a nd 58 Woodward Aye., Detroit, M lcb. KELY MK REMEDY CO. II? WSIimi! TEHriF. Olcare,!ll.,a.S.A MANUFACTURER OF SHOW CANVASSES -JwmwvwaANWV KIDNEY TROUBLES and OATARRH of He BLADDER. Cures all | Discharges in? 48 Hours: »*"* <> <WvVV»rVVVVAA»<MWVWVMUW^ E N Larje Stock 80ft. and Under *^ New and fiec#cta\daktd. Write THE CHAllLxS V, STCDEa TENT AND AWNING CO.. Scccessors to the T. W. Noble Co., Tent Dept-. Detroit Bag aaa Mfg. Co., Detroit, Mich. WE HAVE FOK SAbE AND LEASE Advance, Privilege, Baggage, Slock and Merry Oo-'fiound Cars. 50ft. long. Desirable for Shoiv and Carnival Com- panies. Reasonable terms. Writo lor pRrtleulurs. THE ARMS PALACE HORSE OAR COMPANY. No. 1220 Monadnock Building, Chicago, IU- AT WBERTY, H. ML Hooper. CHARACTEPS and CHAltACTER COMEDY. Ejiicrlenccd. sober and reliable. Address TIPPECANOE CITY, Miami Co., Ohl'i.