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CANES, CONFETT
NOVELTIES.
SOMETHING NEW, JUST OUT, Street Men Send for Prices' The Wm. Beck & Sons Co.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
AND STREET FAIR
10 AND 12 GARFIELD PLA PLACE.
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nanes V iLL, IND.—Henryville Carnival,
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Se ey Street Paltr.
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y. J ONAWAY, INDIANAWVULIS, IND.—Fall Festival. Oct. J. ‘1. Sauter, secy,
. Y—Nigut Curnivas. Ont ANS, NEB
OKRKVILLE
JACKSONVILLE, 1LL.—Jacksonville Street | Or UEKKELN,
Babenharsen, secy.
Jibi pee ae ger m Carnival.
"Street Pair and Car( ‘hi ar 4 Carnival. ms Be
secy. KANSAS CITY. MO.—Fall Festival. “ P Klisha Winter, secy.
KANSAS CITY, MU.—Kansas Expusition
Mayor ‘I. J. Anderson,
, {A.—Fitth Annual Street Fair, . bv-Oct, 4, inclusive, 1yu2,
KNIGHTSTOWN, secy. KNUAVILLE, TENN.—Elks’ Carnival aud
Adney, chairman. 1T IA.—Street Fair and Carni. T 8
Hotchkiss, mgr. L AC ROSSE, WIS.
Clen: ieee secy. ILL.—Merchanis’
7, inclusive, 1vvu2. LINDST KUM, MINN.—Street
ROME, L ONDON, O. sp ree Street F air.
A Parks, mgr.t W. Mu Block, secy. GA, —Mi acon Street Fair.
MANC ie sb R
M ANC Mk a it, THNN.—Street Fair. $ » MO.—Free Street Fair
Golden Gate Carnival Co. attractions. , af oe Wair and Carnival. SIOUX CITY,
MARSHFIELD, 7 oe s ane SISTERSVILLE, W.
MASON, MIC it.-Magon’s Great Free Stree
“O. —Merchants’ Cc arnival ony
Haverstack, secy.; 4L.— Sixth Annual $. Clark, pres.; T. M. Lytle, MIL i. D K SBU R G, ca oe ae MI Wiv KEE, WIS.—Street Fatr. SERINGFIELD, MO. Bostock-Ferari Co., attractions.
. 3 STREATOR, > 26. inci Street
" Stre et C arnival.
7 Nk B. Hi: irvest. Cc ‘arnival and ExSUPERIOR, NEB. _Huffms in (Ms 1yor),.
IA. * Merchants’ Sept. 11“14, inclusive, 1902.
_ PHILADELPHIA, 0. — Merchants’
y ‘A. Bowers, secy. NEWTON, KAN.—Fall Festival.
secy.
Nokia MANCHESTER, Fuir. Sept. 23-26, lyuz. J. secy. UD bLosA,
Curnival. Sept, lu-18, lyvz,
dept. 26-Ucr, 6, lyuZ, 14h st., sec
val. Sept. 17-19, inclusive, lyvz. Austin, secy.
J. ©, Gay, secy. 1U, inclusive, lyuz. A. N, pres.; H. Kk. Taylor, secy.
val. Sept. 10-12, lyvz. K. V.
attractions, OWILNGSVILLE, KY.—A Street Fair. Oct. 2-4, liay Patterson, secy. VAb UY, U.—Dtreer Falr.
oa U..W. inclusive,
Sept.
lyuz CC. G, Shera, pres.; Isaac Huffman,
secy. PARAGOULD, ARK.Carnival. Sept. 22-27, lvv2. ley, secy.
VAKSONS, KAN, — Elks’ Sept. 2v-Oct. 4, luz. chairman.
PATERSON, N. J.—Hospital Outdoor CarW. B. Jobhnsun,
nival. Sept. 6-17, lvvz, 170 Broadway, secy.
PEKIN, ILL.—Free Street Fair. VEORIA, Carnival. Oct, 6-18, lyuz. H. B. M
tractions,
POrLAK BLUFF, MO.—Free Street Fair. Oct. 20-25, inclusive, 1902. Phil. A. Saup,
secy. VRINCETON, and Wild West Carnival. A, Kt, Lurton, secy. KOBINSON, ILL. — Robinson
heud, secy ' ROCHESTER, N.
lyuz. Maurice F, Lanihy, secy. ROCKFORD,
val. Sept. 8-13, inclusive, 1902.
Carniva: Co., attractions.
ROCKVILLE,
Carnival. Cc. E. Lambert, secy.
Roc KWOOD,
and Street Fair. Oct. 138 to 18.
Clark, pres.
GA.—Elks’ Street Fair.
1902.
Sept. 10-13, inclusive, 1902. secy.
SAN FRANCISCO, World, Street Fair and Carnival. 18, 1Her.
SAR AHSVILLE, ham, secy. . z SCHENECTADY, N. Y.— cabees Street Fair and Carnival.
15-20, inclusive, 1902. Geo. H. Mansvun,
pres.; F. L. Butler, secy.
SIDNEY, NEB.—Free Street Fair and Wild Sept. 23-27, inclusiy
1A.—Elks’ Street Fair. S, ,:t
West Carnival. 1902. 22-27, 1902. A. B. Beall, secy. nival. Sept. 15-20, inclusive, 1902. L. Gregory, mgr. SHAKOVER, MINN. nival. Sept. 17-19, inclusive, 1902. Heinsch, secy. ST. LOUIS, MO. — Carondelet Men's Carnival and Fair. clusive, 1902. Taylor Stith, secy. ST. LOUIS, MO.—South Broadway chants’ Street Fair and Carnival. 29-Oct. 12, inclusive, 1902. wasser, chairman, SPRINGFIELD, ILL. nival. Sept. Conkling, chairman. SPRINGFIELD, MO.--Elks’ Carniv: al. 14-18, inclusive, 1902. Jas. T promoter
son, secy.
1902. A. M. Semans, secy. nival Co. attractions. SPROUD,
K. Czarlinsky, promoter. SULLIVAN, ILL.—Free Street Merchants’ Carnival. Sept. 23-26, sive, 1902. C. M. Green, secy
Tournament. Sept. 22-27,
Eli Collette, secy
ee L CITY, IND. y street Fair. 1902. H. G. Bott, secy.;
Carnival Compan attractions.
TERRE HAUTB, IND.—Street Fair.
inclusive,
138-18, inclasive, 1902. Marx Myers, chair
man.
Matlies, pres.; J. H. Murphy,
IND.—Street W. Strauss,
MO.—Odessa Street Fualr aud Nbb.—Pall Festivities and Carnival. Auspices Knights of AK Sar Ben. Pony Muvoore, 114 38
MICH -—Street Fair and Carniwee
-—Street Fair. Oct. 1, 1uv2.
U.—Free Street Fair. Oct. Brenneman,
iNw.--Citizens’ Band CarnilGougar, secy,
UWLNSBORO, KY.—Elks’ Street Fair and
Carnival, Sept. 22-27, inclusive, 1902, T. A. meuley, chairinan; Boustock-Ferari Co.,
Street Fair and 3 H. W. Woos
Free Carnival. Howard Graves,
Oct. 1518, inclusive, 1002. Thos. Cooper, pres.
ILL.—Veorla Corn Exposition and organ, pres.; H. M. Griggs, Chairman attractivus colmmittee; Will», tieck Carnival Co., at
IND.—Red Men's Pow-wow Uct. 6-11, luuZ.
Carnival. Sept. 22-21, inclusive, 1vu2. W. D. Movure
Y.—Rochester Carnival and Horse Show. Sept. 15-20, inclusive,
1LL.—Business Men's CaruolGaskill
IND.—Free Street Fair and Sept. 30-Oct. 4, inclusive, lyuz2.
‘TENN.—Merchant’s Carnival
Oct. 6-11,
ST. JAMES, MINN.—K. of P. Street Fair. Pat Grogan,
CAL.—Woodmen of the Oct. 6
O.—Noble County Fair. Sept. 16-18, inclusive, 1902. Geo. M. G
Knights of Mac
VA. -_Firemen’s Car-Street Fair and © ri
Business Sept. 18-20, in
Louis E. Kalt
Electri¢. Street Car 29-Oct. 4, 1902. W. H Cuban,
Red Men's Carnival. Sept. 22-24, inclusive, 1902. C. H. PatterILL.—Red Men's Free Street Fair and Carnival. Sept. 22-27, inclusive, ; Robinson Car
OKLA.—First Street Fair — Carnival. Sept. 24-27, inclusive, 1902. C.
Fair and inclu
Trade C arnival and Ball »
Sept. 8-18, . Wri
TOVEKA, KAN.—Fete Champetre. Sept. 8-13, 12. L. Oppenheimer furnishes attractions; O. P. Updegraff, secy.
TOKONTO, ONT.—Carnival, Sept. 1-13, wor. oth. J. Hill, mgr.
TRAER, JIA. Street Fair and Carnival Sept. 18-20 inclusive, 180. é. Boettcher, chairman.
VALLEY FALLS, KAN.—Street Fair. Sept
24-2 “i, inclusive, 1902. John W. Wendel, sec VANDAL 1A, ILL.—Business Men’s Curni
val and Free Street Fair. Sept. 15-2u, inclusive, lyuz. W. K. Urbani, pres.; Kobt. ‘It. Scheurer, secy,
VINITA, IND. TER. 1tj-18, oe lyuz. J. H. Butler, recy.
ViEVAY, IND.—Street Fair. Sept. 24 26, > clusive, lyuz. W. J. Catton, pres.; W. Klein, secy.; E. P. Downey, treas.
VINCENNES, IND.—Elks’ Carnival. Sept. 15-2U, luuz. C. C. Gosnell, chairman; bostock-F erari Co. furnishes attractions.
WAGONER, IL. T.—Street Fair and Caruival. Sept. 17-20, inclusive, 190z. C. K. Czarlinsky, mgr.
WARSAW, LIND.—Merchants’ Fall ——. and Free Carnival. Sept. 15-20.
Forle, chairman.
WAUSAU, WIS.—Elks’ 8-13, lt We.
WELLING TON, KAN.—Sumner County Carnival and Exposition. Sept. 22-27, luz. J. W. Haughey, mgr.
WHEATON, MINN.—Free Street Carnival. Oct. 1-3, inclusive, 1002. Geo. Allanson, secy.
WiCHITA, KAN.—Carnival and £xpositivo (Mourth Year). Sept. 22-27, 1yu2, H. C. Lockwood, director; H. L. Resing, secy. WILLMAK, MINN.—Street Fair, sept. 17ly, Inclusive, lvvzZ. Wm. T. Markhus,
secy.
WINONA, MINN.—Winona Street Fair. Sept. ¥-12, inclusive, 1902. John Kose, secy.
W'INTERSET, 1A.—Street Fair. Sept. 30Oct. 4, 1902. Chas. Anthes, secy. WOOSTER, O.—Street Fair and Merchants’
Street Fair. Sept.
Carnival. Sept.
Carnival. Oct. 14-16, inclusive, 1002. Geo. Kettler, mgr. amusements and concessions.
4ANESVILLE, TEX.—Third Annual Free Street Fair. Oct. 14-18, inclusive, 1lowv2. J. ‘lt. Leonard, secy.
WORTHINGTON, IND. — Street Fair. Sept. 15-20, inclusive, 1902. W. F. Crook, secy.
YOAKUM, 5-7, inclusive, 1902. A. G. Rane
TEX.—Free “Street Fair Nov, y, secy.
worthy ro matron; 'W. M. unningham, Corona, Ala., grand secy.
ARIZONA.
PLIOENIX, ARIZ. — Knights Templar Grand Commandery Convention. Nor. 12, lvw2. Geo. J. Roskruge, Tuscon, Ariz., grand recorder.
ARKANSAS.
ARKANSAS CITY, ARK.—Seventeenth Annual Reunion of the Southwestern Soldiers’ Association. Sept. 9-13, 1902. EULKREKA SPRINGS, AKK.—Kebekab State Ascembly. Oct. 28-30, 1902. Medora Keld,
Little Kock, Ark., secy. EURBLA SPRINGS, ARK.—l. O. O. F. Grand Lodge Convention. Oct. 28-30, inclusive, lyv2Z. John P. Paul, Gravette, Ark,. Grand secy.
Hub SVKINGS, ARK.—Southern Rallway Commissioners’ —— Convention. Uct. 14, 1yuz. C, McCbord, Frankfort,
Kyy., pres.; John Are “Webb, Jacksen, Miss., secy.
CALIFORNIA.
VOMONA, CAL.—Independent Order of Foresters’ Higk Court Convention. Oct. 2i, lyu2. Wm. H. Perry, 39 Bryson Block, Lous Angeles, Cal., secy.
SAN FRANCISCU, CAL.—Order Eastern Star Grand Chapter Conventiosa. Uct. 21, lvu2z. Mrs. Kate Willots, 64 Floed Bidg.,
secy.
SC NORA, CAL.—Grand Encampment, I. ».F. Oct. 21, 1902. W. H. Barnes, San Francisco, Cal, grand scribe.
COLORADO.
COLORADO SPRINGS, COL. rigation Congress. Oct. 6-9, 1902.
DENVER, COL.—F. & A. M. oa ean e Convention. Sept. 11, 1902.
‘Todd, Denver, Col., secy.
DENVER, COL.—Order of Easterm Star Grand Chapter Convention. Sept. 18-20, 1vuz. Mrs. Eliza 8. Cohen, grand secy.
PUERKLO, COL. — Colorado Homeopathic Soctety Convention. Sept. 17-18, 1902. br. Edwin Jay Clark, 22 Steele Block, Denver, Col., secy.
CONNECTICUT.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.—State Oyster Grewers’ Association Cenventioa. 1 licnry C. Rowe, 490 Orange st., ven, Conn., secy
HARTFORD, CONN. —Catholic Men's National Union Convention. 23-24, 1902.
-National Ir
.
New Ha
Young Sept.
James H. Fitzgerald, 111
Chestnut st., ar os 7a., secy. HARTFORD, N.—Sons of Temperance State pre ang Oct. we. |G Dickinson, y sores av., New Haven, Comm., grand scribe; W. a. RB. Mawiey, secy.
MERIDEN, CONN.—Knights ef Pythias Grand Lodge Convention. Oct. 2, 1902.
Hlorace O. Case, 39 Pearl st., Hartford, Conn., secy NEW BRITAIN, CONN.—I. O. G. T. Grand Lodge Convention. Sept. 24.05 1902. Mrs. Florence A. Screen. Box 893, secy. NEW MILFORD, CONN.
P Reunion of Con
necticut Heavy Artillery Convention. Sept. —, 1902. Lieut. Samuel Hill, New Milford, Conn., secy
NEW HAVEN, CONN.— State Teachers’ Association Convention. Oct. 17, 1902. F A. Brackett, Hartford, Conn., pres.: T. H. Patterson, Bristol, Conn., secy.
NEW LONDON, CONN.—American Missionary Association Convention. Oct. 21-23, — Pas Washington Gladden, Colum: us sec
ey. STAFFORD, CONN. —State Universalists’
Convention. Sept. 1718, 1902. Rev. B. M. Grant, Stamford, Conn.. secy. DELAWARE,
LAUREL, DEL.—I. O. R. Great Council. Oct. 29, 1902. award” McIntire, Wilmington, Del., great es of records.
SMYRNIA, DEL.—W. . T. U. State Convention. Oct. —, 1902. Mrs. Gowthorpe, Wilmington, Del., cor. secy.; Mrs. Jeney Prier, rec. secy
WILMINGTON, DEL.—Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Convention. Oct. 22, 1902. Mark L. Garrett. 702 King at., secy.
WILMINGTON, DEL.—F. and A. M. Grana Lodge, 96th Annual Convention. Oct. 1, 1902. Benj. F. Bartram, secy.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, D. C.— Woman's Relief Corps National Convention. Oct. —, 1902. Mrs. Eijlen Conant, Brantford, Conn., secy.
WASHINGTON, D. C.—Sons of Veterans’ National Encampment. Oct. 6-8, 1902. BE. E. R. Campbell, 17 Twelfth st., secy.
WASHINGTON, D. C.Natlonal Laundrymen’s Association Convention. Oct. 33, 1902. — W. Stoer, 8949 Woodland ayv., Cleveland, secy.
WASHINGTON D. C.—Canadian Ticket Agents’ Association Convention. Oct. (24 week), 1902. Edward DeLaHooke, London, Ont., Canada, secy. and treas.
WASHINGTON, D. C.—G@. A. R. National Encampment. Oct. 6-11, 1902. Frank M. Sterrett, 6900 Clayton ave., St. Louls,
Mo., sec WASHIN ITON, D. C.—American Ornithologists’ Union. Nov. 17-20, 1902. John H Sage. Portland, Conn
WASHINGTON, D. C.—Ladies of the Si A.
R. National Convention. Sept. — GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, GA.—Great United Order of Brothers and Sisters of Honor ar yf tlonal Congress. Nov. 1, 1902. = Abrams, Nashville, m+ * grand aden
ATLANTA, GA.— Georgia Presbyterian Synod. Beginning Nov. 11, 1902 EB. D. McDougall, permanent cler!
ATLANTA, GA.—State Legislature. Meets (50 days) Oct. 22, 1902.
COLUMBUS, GA.—State Reunion of Confederate Veterans. Oct. 27-Nov. 1 1, 1902. Col. W. S. Shepperd, pres.; Wm. Redd, Jr., secy.
EASTM AN, GA.—Georgia A. M. E. Church Conference. Dec. —, 1902. T. M. Sellers, Brunswick, Ga., pres.; R. H. Lingleton, Gavemmeb, Ga., secy.
EATONTON, GA. —Knights gas A of Tabor Convention. Sept. 9 1902.
MACON, GA.—National pm Te tm Oct. 7-10, inclusive, 1902. John M. Stahl,
4328 Langley ave., Chicago, Ill., secy.
IDAHO.
POCATELLO, IDAHO.—I. O. O. F. Grand <o Convention. Oct. 21, 1902. D. L. Bradley, Bolse City, Idaho. grand secy.
POCATELLO, IDAHO.—State Medical Soclety Convention. Oct. 9-10, 1902. Dr
axey, Caldwell Idaho, secy.
iLLINOIS.
CARBONDALE, ILL.—Reuntfon Fortyeighth Illinois Regiment. Sept. 11, 1902. William J. Adams, 319 N. E. st., Cen tralia, Ill., secy.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.—State Horticultural Society Convention. Dec. 1719, inclusive,
1902. Henry M. Dunlap, Savoy, IIL; pres.; J. W. Stanton, Richview, IIL, treas.; L. R. Bryant, Princeton, II, secy.
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‘HESTER, ILL.—Reunion Perry District Soldiers and Sailors. Sept. —, 1902.
CHICAGO, ILL.—Ladies’ Veterans’ Legion, National Convention. Oct. (second week),
— Le . West, 727 Fulton street,
Brook
CHICAGO, TLE: "s and A. M. Grand odge on a Oct. 7, 1902. J. Dill,
Bloomington, Ii. —
CHICAGO, ILL. —hepe and Select Masons Grand Council. Oct. 22, 1902. Gil W. Rarnard, grand recorder.
CHICAGO, ILL.— —Knights somes Grand Cha ~~ Convention. Oct. 21, 1902. Gil w. rnard, 1901 Masonic Temple, secy.
CHICAGO, ILL.—Royal Arch Masons Grand Chapter Conventien. Oct. 28, 1902. G. w rnard. Masonic Temple. gecy.
DECATUR, ILL.—State Liquor Dealers’ Protective Association Convention. Sept.
Joseph Grein, secy.
pr Qu OIN, ILL.—IIlinots Central Real Es
— Agents’ Assoclation Convention. Oct. 1902. FP. H. Carey, Ashkum, IIl., acta secy.
JOLIET, ILL.—Reunton 100th Regiment, Illinols Veterans. Sépt. 11. 1902. M. Calmer, Jollet, Ill, secy
LEWISTON, ILL.—Fulton County Soldiers’ Reunton. Sept. 18-19, 1902. S. J. Stutes,
secy. PEORIA, ILL.—W. C. T. U. State Convention. ‘Sept. 26-29, 1992. Miss Marte .
Brehm, Room 1114, The Temple, Chicago, Tll., secy.
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