The Billboard 1902-04-12: Vol 14 Iss 15 (1902-04-12)

Saal THE BILLBOARD NORTH DAKOTA. Wahpeton—B. M. Buckminster. OHIO. Akron—Bryan & Co., 125 Main st. Bellaire— tton Bill Posting Co. Bellefontalne—Franok Whitebill. Bluffton—Alven BH. Tempie. Bucyrus—Fraok HK. Myers. Butier—W. L. Hissong. Canal Dover—Joho H. Fox & Bro. Circleville—Baugbhman Bros. Cleveland—Bryan & Co., High and Middie Columbus—Co — ws Bill Posting Co. Coshocton—Frank Hagans. Dayton—Bryan & Go. Lisboa— r D. Liechtenstine. Manasfield— *R. Endly & Co. Marietta—Koerner & Thomas. Middietown—A. H. Walberg. Portsmouth—R. W. ——. South Charleston—F. M. —— Steubenville—Samuel D. Hun Toledo—Bryan & Co., 518 Si. ‘Clair st. Wellingtono—L. W. Ely. Zanesyilie—England Bros, 81 N. Fifth st. KLAHOMA TERRITORY. Guthrie—G. W. Foster. Lock Box 266. Kingfisher—Northup B. P. & Dist. Co. OREGON. Astorila—T. 8. Simpson & Son. Baker City—W. Newel!. McMinnville—G. F. Bangasser & Co. Portiand—N. W.B. P.& D.Co., 343 Morrison PENNSYLVANIA. Ashland—Frank H. Waite. Bethlehem—Groman B. P. & Dist. Co. Carlislie—Geo. Cramer, 1383 W. Pomfret st. Cambridge 8 rings—-H. W. Wilber & Co. Greensburg— Curran. Greenville—J. 8. Sialrd, Hanover—Harry Cc. Nal Johustown-—Flood yd Bin Posting Co. Lebanon—Chas. A. Oliver. MansfieldThe W. D. Liusted Adv. Co. Minersville—Minersville Ady. Co., L. B. 281. McDonald—Bert M. McaCrtney. Meadville—Geo. Knox. Milton—A. J. Blair Philadelphia—The Bill Posting Sign Co. Pittston Pittston B. P. Co. Scranton—American Co., J. J. Reese, mgr. Scnbury—Sunbury Bil Posting Co. Vandegrift—Kiskiminitas Com. Adv. Co. Washington—A. Bb. Means, a W. Chestnut. Wellsboro—A. H. Dartt & C Wilkesbarre—Wlikesbarre Bill Posting Co. Willlamsport—Geo. H. Bubb RHODE ISLAND. Providence—Old Colony B. P. Co. SOUTH CAROLINA. Charleston—Chas. W. Keogh. Columbla—R. 8. Marks & Co., 1425 Gates st SOUTH DAKOTA. Sioux Falls—Sloux Falls B. P. Co. TENNESSEB. Atbens—O. M. West Bill Posting Co. Bristol—Border City Bill Posting Co. Jellico—Thos. Bell. Pulaski—Pulask! Bill Posting Co. Polaski—A. M. Notgrass. Westmoreland—L. M. Louthan. TEXAS. Abllene—S. L. Ralph. Beaumont—Welcome Rollins. Browusville— Valle & Bros. Ady. Co. Bryan—Jobn B. Mike. Clarksville—Chas. O. Gaines. Dallas—Geo. Robinson. Fiatonia—The Moore B. P. & Adv. Co. Galveston—J. BEB. Howard yg —_ st. Houston—C. T. Sivalis, Lampasas—Jim Mace. Lampasas—Alvin Brown. Laredo—Eugene Sioan. San Angelo—Sam Swith, Box 182. Whitewrlet—Nilet Lewis. VERMONT. Bourlington—B. B. P.Co.; Mrs. W. K. Wutaer Newport—E. H. Norris Springfleld—Geo H Atilles. VIRGINIA. Alexandria—J. M. Hill & Co. Bedford City—Wm. W. Hayden Culpeper—J. C. Williams. Roanoke—City Bill -‘orcrn Staunton—Wm. Glen Woodstock—Chas. M. * aughlin. WASHINGTON. Chebalie—City B. P. & Dist. Co., Box 821. Colfax—H. A. Hulin. Pullman—M, T. Chapman. Puyallup—Geo. M. Acl Snohomish—W. P. Shaforth. WEST VIRGINIA. Bluetield—H. I. Shott. Failrmount—Fisher 4. Huntington—WIll A. Russell. Martinsburg—Morner's Unique Adv. Co. Terre Alta—S. BK. Stewart. Wellsburg—A. B. Noland, Box 282 Wheeling—A. W. Rader, 9th and Alley C. WISCONGBIN. Ft. Atkinson—Chas. B. Green Bay—Fox River V Janesville—Peter L. Myers. Kaukauna—J. D. Lawe. Menominee—The Schwehm B. P. & A. Co. Menominee—W. 8S. Schmidt. Oshkosh—J. BE. Williams. Richland Centre—J. H. Coates. Sturgeon Bay—B. Hahn, mgr., opera house. Wausau—C. Cone. Waterloo—John Leaver. WYOMING. Laramie—H. EB. Root, C. B. P., opera house CANADA. Charlestown, P. BK. 1.—P. B. I. Adv. Co. Montreal—St. Lawrence A. Co., 8 St. James Niagaru Falls, Ont.—N. Falle B. P. & D. Ag Vancouver, B. C.—A. F. Morris, mgr. TERRITORY OF HAWAII. Renctete— Wilt Prestidge. Honolulu—Pioneer Ady. Co., Box 414. P. & Adv. Co. rs. ey Adv. Co. ..Carnival Novelties.. Lowest Wholesale Prices on Spee ialties for Fairs, Picnics, ete. Confetti, Return Balls, Flags, Balloons, Penny Goods, Jewelry, Fireworks, Decorations, Toys, EXPLODING CANES New, cheap and harmless. Fireworks can’t besold where our canes are shown. Price list free. FABRICIUS, 705 N. 4th St., St. Louis. RICHARD MANSFIELD Agrees with Mr. Butler when he says that the Delicatessen Lunch Room Is the cleanest and best place in Cincinnati to partake of good nourishment. LIST OF FAIRS. ALABAMA. BIRMINGHAM, ALA.—State Fair. Oct. — 12. Hon. W. M. Drennen, vice pres.; Jobn W. O'Neill, seey. ENSLEY, ALA.—Fair. Oct. —, 1902. ARKANGBAS. CLARKSVILLE, ARK.—Jobnson County Association Fair. Oct. 14-17, inclusive, 102. R. D. Dunlap, pres.; L. C. May, treas.; M. A. Moore, secy. CALIFORNIA. SONORA, CAL.—Twenty-ninth .« ral Fair. Sept. —, 1902. Thos. . Wees, secy., P. O. Box 448, CONNECTICUT. DANBURY, CONN.—Danbury Agriculture! Society Fair. Oct. 6-11, 1902. Samuel H. Rundle, pres.; John W. Bacon, treas.; G. Mortimer Rundle, secy. BROOKLYN, CONN.—Windham Agricultural Society Fair. Chas. Hyde, pres.; prea.; F&F. B treas.; County Dates not set. W. G. Williams, vice Sibley, Danielson, Conn., Chas, A. Briggs, Brooklyn, Conn., secy. GUILFORD, CONN.—Guilford Agricultural B. Society Fair. Sept. 24, 1902. Jobn Hubbard, pres.; Edgar Wilcox, first vice pres.; E. EK. Griswold, second vice pres.; Harry W. Carter, treas.; Miss M. Louise Hitcheock, secy. and mgr. PUTNAM, CONN.—Putnam Park Association Fair. Aug. 26-28, inclusive, 1902. John O. Fox, box 58, pres.; A. A. Haigleton, box 3S, vice pres.; J. Fred. Carpenter, box 237; Jhon O. Fox, box 58, mgr.; A. D. Melntire, box 57, Putnam, Conn., secy. WOODSTOCK, CONN.—Woodstock Agricul tural Society Fair. Sept. 15-17, 1002. H. H. Davenport, Pomfret, pres.; C. E. May, East Woodstock, vice pres.; A. E. Brunn South oWodstock, treas.; L. H. Healey, North Woodstock, secy. GEORGIA. ATLANTA, GA. — Manufacturers’ July —, 102. VALDOSTA, GA.—Georgia State Fair. Oct. 20-Nov. 8, inclusive, 1902. Dudley M. Fair. Hughes, Danville, Ga., pres.; T. G. Cran ford, Valdosta, Ga., vice pres.; W. 8S. West, treas.; A. T. Moore, mgr.; Martin V. Calvin, Augusta, Ga., secy. ILLINO!S. ALEDO, ILL.—Forty-ninth Annual Mercer County Agricultural Society Fair. Sept. 16-10, inclusive, 1902. Ed. L. Scott, Keit tesburg, LiL, pres.: E. A. Petrie, New Windsor, Ill, vice pres.; Jas. W. McRob erts, Aledo, lll, treas.; W. D. Emerson, secy. ANNA, IL, L.—Union County Fair. Aug. 26 ATLANTA, ILL.—Logan County Fair. Sept. 2-5, 1902. AVON, ILL.—Fair. July 29 to Aug. 1, 1902. BELVIDERE, ILL.—Fair. Sept. 2-5, inclu sive, 1402. M,. E. Bowley, vice pres. BUSHNELL, ILL.—McDonough County Fair Aug. 5-8, 1902. CAMARGO, ILL.—Douglas County Fair Sept. 9-13, 1902 CAMBRIDGE, ILL.—Forty-fifth Annual Henry County Agricultural Society Fair. Aug. 18 to 22, inclusive, 1902. L. J. Wilkinson, pres.; L. H. Potter, vice pres.; C. M. Turner, secy. CAMP POINT, TLL, Sept. 2-5, 1902 CARMI, ILL .—Twentyfourth Annual Fair of the White County Agricultural Board. Sept. 2 to 6, 1902. R. L. Organ, secy. CARROLLTON, ILL.—Green County Asso Adams County Fair. ciation Fair. Oct. 14-17, inclusive, 1902. Geo. W. Witt, Kane, Ill, pres.; J. P. Kahn, Greenfleld, Ill., vice pres.; C. H. Eldred, Carrollton, lil, Simpson, secy CARLINVILL is, ILL.—Macoupin Fair. Oct. 7-10, 1902. CHAMPAIGN, ILL.—Champaign Agricultural Board Convention. 29, inclusive, 1902. H. H. Rg pres. ; J. L. Ellwood, treas.; John N. Beers, secy. CHARLESTON, ILL.-—Coles County Fair, Sept. 2-6, 1902. treas.; S. E. County County Aug. 26 CLEAR CREEK, ILL.—Putnam County Fair. Sept. 2226, 1902. CLINTON, ILL.—De Witt County Fair. Aug. 11-14, 4 DANVERS, ILL Sept. 16-19, 1902. DELAVAN, ILL.—Tazewell cultural Board Fair. Aug. — inclusive, 1902. J. W. Croff, pres.; F. Johnson, vice pres.; Daniel as treas.; ; A. Bailey, mgr.; J. O. Jones, secy. McLean County Fair County Agri Buttons, All Kinds, St. Louts Button Co. ELMWOOD, ILL.—Peoria County Fair. Sept. 16-l¥, 102. FAIRBI KG, ILL.—Livingston County Fair. Sept. 1-5, 1902. FAKMER CITY, ILL.—De Witt County Fair. Aug. 26-29, 1902. GALENA, 1LL.—Jo Daviess County Fair. Sept. 3U-Oct. 3, 1902. GALENA, ILL.—fair. Sept. 30-Oct. 3, 1902. Chus. Scheerer, pres.; W. Barner, secy. GOLCONDA, ILu.—Pope County Fair. Oct. 1-4, 1902. GREENT P, ILL.—Cumberland County Fair. Sept. 23-27, 19v2. HIGHLAND, ILL.— Highland Madison County Association Fair. Dates not set. Albert H. Schott, secy.; Jos. C. Ammann, vice pres.; Fred. Siegrist, treas.; Christian Koch, megr.; ‘Timothy Gruaz, secy. HOMER, ILL.—Champaign County Fair. Aug. 19-22, 1902. JOLinY, ILL.—Will County Fair. Sept. 16-14, 1lyUeZ JONESB OKO, ILL.—Union County Fair. Sept. 16-19, 1902. JOSLIN, ILL. -Kock Island County Fair. Sept. 25-25, lve2z KANKAKEL, IL L. —Ninth Annual Fair, Sept. 1lu-14, inclusive, lyu2. ‘Ik. C. Scho bey, Union Hill, pres.; Wm. Cooper, Kankukee, lil, vice pres.; Wm. J. Brock, treas.: D. B. Vaughan, gen’l supt.; Len Small ,secy. KEWANE Ek, 1LL.—Seventeenth Annual Kewanee District Agricultural Fair. Sept. 8 to 12, inclusive, 1vuz. Geo. A. Anthony, pres.; A. Bb. Huckins, secy. KNOXVILLE, ILL.—Knox Sept. 2-5, 1902. LA HAKPE, ILL.—La Harpe District Fair. July 20 to Aug. 2, inclusive, 19uz. J. KR. Kobe rts, secy. LE ROY, ILL. 19-22, 1902. LIBERTYVILLE, ILL.—Lake c ounty Agricultural Society Fair. Sept. 2-5, ine lusive, 1v0z. W. E. Miller, pres.; E. W. Parkhurst, treas.; O. E. Churchill, secy. MACOMB, 1LL.—The Macomb Fair. Aug. County Fair McLean County Fair. Aug. 11 to 15, inelusive, 19u2. F. K. Kyle, secy. MAKION, ILL.—Williamson County Fair. Sept. 9-12, 1902. MARKTINSVILLE, ILL.—Clark County Fair. Sept. 30-Oct. 4, 1902. MONTICELLO, ILL. Aug. 4-8, 1lyuz. MOKKIS, [LL.—Stevens County Agricultural Society Fair. Dates not set. ¥. Watson, pres.; R. Hall, vice pres., Samuel Larson, treas.; D. T. Wheaton, Platt County Fair secy. MOK RISON, ILL. ept. 2-5, 1yu2 MURPHYSBORO, ILL Whiteside County Fair. Jackson County Fair Sept. 2-5, 1902. NEWTON, ILL.—Jasper County Fair. Sept. 16-19, 1902 ULNEY, ILL.—Kichland County Fair. Sept. Y to 12, lve. Ernst Z. Bower, secy. OREGON, ILL.Ogle County Fair. Sept. 9-12, 1902. PAKIS, a Edgar County Fair. Sept. 23-26, 1902. PINCANEYYV ILLE, ILL.—Perry County Fair. Oct. 7-10, 1902. PRINC E TON, ILL.—Bureau County Fair. Sept. 2-5, 1902. ROCKFORD, ILL.—Winnebago County Fair. Sept. 1-5, 1902 SALEM, ILL.—Marion County Fair. , Sept. 16-19, 1902. SANDWiCH, ILL.—Sandwich Association Fair. Sept. 9-12, inclusive, 1902. W. G. severidge, pres.; F. S. Mosher, treas.; C. L. Stinson, secy. SAYBR OOK, ILL. Aug. 26-29, 1902. SHAWNEETOWN, ILL. Fair. Aug. 27-30, 1902. SHELBYVILLE, 1LL.—Shelby County Association Fair. Sept. 9-13, inclusive, 1902. Dr. J. C. Westerweilt, pres.; W. E. Walker, vice pres.; C. E. Keller, treas.; Geo. A. Roberts, secy. SURINGFIELD, 1LL.—Illinois McLean County Fair. Gallatin County State Fair. Sept. 29-Oct. 4, inclusive, 1902: Martin Conrad, Sherman House, Chicago, IIL, pres.; Edward A. Ball, Springfield, IIL, treas.; W. C. secy. STERLING, 11.L.—Mineral Springs Association Show. Aug. 22-20, inclusive, 12. J. T. Williams, pres.; J. F. Keefer, vice pres.; J. H. Lawrence, treas.; W. S. Kilgour. secy Garrard, Springfield, IIL, Park WARREN, ILL.—Jo Daviess County Fair Aug. 12-15, 1902 WATSEKA, ILL.—Iroquois County Fair. Sept. 1-5, 1002. WATSON, ILL.—Effingham County Fair. Sept. 9-12, 1902. WENONA, ILL.—Marshall County Fair. Sept. 10-12, 1902 WOODSTOCK, ILL ae Ilenry County Fair Aug. 26-30, 1% W YOMING, ILL stark County Fair. Aug. 26 29, 1902 YORKVILLE, ILL.--Kendall County Fair Se pt 2-5, 1! we INDIANA. ANDERSON, IND.—Anderson Association Fair. Sept. 2-5, inclusive, 1902. Thos. B. Orr, pres.: C. McCullough, vice pres. and mgr.; Wm. Boland, treas.; Chas, A. Eastman, secy. ANGOLA, IND.—Angola District Fair. Oct. 7-10, inclusive, 1902. C. C. Carlin, pres.; L. E. Smith, vice pres.; H. Linder, treas.; O. Goodale, secy. BOURBON, IND.— Bourbon Association Fair. Oct. 1-3, inclusive, 1902. Robt. Erwin, pres.; Chas. Neu, vice pres.; L. Johnson, treas.; B. W. Parks, secy. CHRISNEY, IND.—Second Annual Spencer County Fair. Sept. 2 2to 27, 1902. J. P. Chrisney, secy. CROWN POINT, IND.—Fair. Sept. 2-5, 1902. BREMEN, IND.—Fair. Oct. 7-10, 1902. DECATUR, IND.—Great Nortlrern Indiana Agricultural Fair. Sept. 23-26, inclusive, 1902. Geo. Tricker, pres. amd mgr.; M. R. Schug, Vera Cruz, L. Smith, vice pres.; H. Harris, Berne, Ind., Ind., treas.; ‘T. secy. ELWOOD, IND.—Fair. Aug. 19-22, 1902. GOSHEN, IND.—Fair. Sept. —, yur, HAGERKSTOW N, IND.—Wayne County Association Fair. July 20-Aug. 1, lyv2Z L. M. Pierce, pres.; Hugh Allen, vice pres. ; Knode Porter, treas.; L. 8. Bowman, secy. HUNTINGBURKGH, IND.—Dubois County Fair. Sept. 17-20, inclusive, 1902. BK. W. Pickhardt, pres.; H. C. Rothert, secy. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.—Indiana State Fair. Sept. 15 to 19, inclusive, 1vuz, M. S. Claypool, pres.; Charles Downing, Room 14 State House, Indianapolis, Ind., secy. KENDALLVILLE, INU.—Eastern Indiana Agricultural Association Fair. Sept. 20Oct. 3, inclusive, 1902. C. M. Case, pres.; John El ley, vice pres.; John Mitchell, trea J. S. Conlogue, secy. LAPORTE, IND.—Fair. Sept. 16-19, 1902. NEW HAKMONY, IND.—Forty-fourth Posey County Agricultural Society Fair. Aug. 19 to 22, inclusive, 1902. Alfred Kibeyre, pres.; Geo. C. Taylor, secy. PRINCETON, IND.—The Gibson County Fair. Sept. 1-6, inclusive, 1002. W. P. Hopkins, secy. KAMELTUN, IND.—Fair. Aug. 19 to 23, lnw2. Address C. S. Campbell. ROCHESTER, IND.—Fair. Sept. 24-27, lye. LOCKPORT, IND.—Rockport Fair. Aug. 19-23, inclusive, 1902. James A, Payne, secy RUSHVILLE, IND. — Forty-sixth Annual Rush County Fair. Aug. 26-29, inclusive, 1v02. Ed. a pres.; W. A. Alexan: vice pres.; A. B. Hinchman, treas.; Q. Thomas, ‘secy. sw AYZEb, IND.—Eleventh Annual Sway -— Fair. Sept. 2-5, inclusive, 1902. Wb. King, sec TE RRE OLAU LE, IND.—Vigo Céunty Fair. Aug. 11 to 16, 1902, VALPARAISO, IND.—Fair. Sept. 9-12, vor. WINCHESTER, IND.—Randolph County 18-22, inclusive, 1002. A. C. Green, pres. WORTHINGTON, IND.—Fatr. 20, inclusive, 1902. W. F. IOWA. AVOCA, IA.—Pottawattamie County Fair. Sept. 16-19, lvuz. G. Diederich, pres.; John A ggre secy. ALGONA, —Kossuth County Agricultural Sec Ras Fair. Sept. 2-5, inclusive, lyoz. C. K. Lewis, pres.; Myron Scheack, treas.; 'l. H. Wadsworth, secy. ALLISON, 1A.—Butler County Agricultural and Horticultural Society Pair. Sept. 1 inclusive, 1002. A. F. Yarcho, Shelirock, lu., secy.; W. S. Bell, vice pres.; F. J. Ray, treas.; G. D. Merner, secy. ANAMOSA, IA.—Anamosa District Association Fair. Aug. 25-29, inclusive, 1902. E. R. Moore, secy. ATLANTIC, 1A.—Cass County Fair. Sept. 8-11, inclusive, 1%02. W. J. Harris, Lewis, la., pres.; J. B. Jones, Atlantic, la., vice pres.; J. A. MecWaid, treas.; 8S. W. W. Straight, secy. AUDUBON, IA.—Audubon County Agricultural Society Fair. Sept. 2-5, inclusive, Fair. Aug. Sept. 15Crook, secy. 1002. Geo, W. Hoover, pres.; C. A. Martin, Exira, Ia., vice pres.; H. W. Wilson, Audubon, la., treds.; John Weighton, secy. GRIT, 1A.—Hancock County Fair. Sept. 16 to 18, Inclusive, 1902. John Hammill, secy CLARION, IA.—Wright County Fair. Sept. ¥ to 12, i902. W. C. Brown, secy. DES MOINES, 1A.—State of lowa Department of Agriculture Fair. Aug. 22-30, inclusive, 1yu2. J. C. Frasier, Bloomfield, la., pres.; W. W. Morrow, Afton, ia., vice pres.; G. D. Bllysen, Des Moines, la., treas.; J. C. Simpson, Des Moines, la. secy. DE WITT, IA.—Clinton County Agricultural Society Fair. Sept. 16-19, inclusive, 1002. L. S. Harrington, pres.; E. J. Quigley, treas.; L. D. Winne, secy. ELDON, IA.—Eldon Big Four District Agricultural Association Fair. Sept. 2-5, inclusive, 1902. D. A. Jay, pres.; TT. J. erry, White Elm, la., vice pres.; Mark Hilles, Eldon, la., treas.; H. RK. Baker, secy. EMMETSBURG, I1A.—Palo Alto County Fair. Aug. 19 to 22, 1902. W. S. Parn ham, pres.; J. C. Bennett, secy. FAIRFAX, IA.—Prairie Valley Association Fair. Aug. 12-15, inclusive, 1902. Henry W. Shank, pres.; Geo. McKinnon, Cedar Rapids, la., vice pres.; Thomas Delaney, Fairfax, treas.; E. H. Knickerbocker, secy. GREENFIELD, IA.—Adair County Fair. Sept. 9-12, inclusive, 1002. A. J. M. John ston, pres.; S. Y¥. Cornell, secy. GRUNDY CENTER, I1A.—County Fair. Sept. 9-11, inclusive, 1902. Henry Plager, pres.;: J. W. Pepperman, secy. HARLAN, 1A.—Sheiby County Fair. Aug. 19-22, 1902. J. H. Louis, pres.; W. -E. Cooper r, secy. IOWA CITY, IA.—Johnson County Agri cultural and Mechanical Society Fair. Sept. 2 to 5, 1902. S. H. Thompson, pres.; James Thomas, vice pres.; J. Ed. Switzer, treas.; J. T. Struble, secy. LE MARS, IA.—Plymouth Sept. 2-5, inclusive, 1902. Bryson Love, pres.; Geo. Rembe, vice pres.; BE. T. Bedell, treas.; John R. Shaffer, secy. MAQUOKETA, IA.—Jackson County Association Fair. Sept. 2-5, inclusive, 102. Hon. A. Hurst, pres.; M. Mahoney, treas.; Adam Ringlep, secy. MARION, I1A.—Inter-State Fair. Aug. 19 22, inclusive, 1902. W. A. Austin, pres.; E. E. Parsons, secy. MECHANICSVILLE, IA.—The District and County Fair. Attraction Fair. Sept. 16-19, inclusive, 1902. A. EF. Fairchild, secy ; MILTON, IA.—County Fair. Aug. 26-29, 1902. Fair Buttons St. Louts Button Co a i o F a.