Billboard (Jul-Dec 1898) . In-dianapolis, and passed resolutions in favor ofevery »esociatlon within the State excludingfrom fairs all immoral shows. Fair associa-tions ought to be able to do this without lireaid of resolutions. Washington, Ind., will have a street fairthis year. Seymour will have another street fair thisyear. Jeffersonvllle. Ind., will bold a street fair. No fair will be held at Kokomo, Ind.. thisfall. Americans and American exhibits will beconspicuous by their absence at the ParisExposition in 1900. The next meeting of the American Associa-tion of Fairs and Expositions will

Billboard (Jul-Dec 1898) . In-dianapolis, and passed resolutions in favor ofevery »esociatlon within the State excludingfrom fairs all immoral shows. Fair associa-tions ought to be able to do this without lireaid of resolutions. Washington, Ind., will have a street fairthis year. Seymour will have another street fair thisyear. Jeffersonvllle. Ind., will bold a street fair. No fair will be held at Kokomo, Ind.. thisfall. Americans and American exhibits will beconspicuous by their absence at the ParisExposition in 1900. The next meeting of the American Associa-tion of Fairs and Expositions will Stock Photo
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Billboard (Jul-Dec 1898) . In-dianapolis, and passed resolutions in favor ofevery »esociatlon within the State excludingfrom fairs all immoral shows. Fair associa-tions ought to be able to do this without lireaid of resolutions. Washington, Ind., will have a street fairthis year. Seymour will have another street fair thisyear. Jeffersonvllle. Ind., will bold a street fair. No fair will be held at Kokomo, Ind.. thisfall. Americans and American exhibits will beconspicuous by their absence at the ParisExposition in 1900. The next meeting of the American Associa-tion of Fairs and Expositions will be held atOmaha. Oct. 26 next. Every fair Secretaryin the United States should attend this meet-ing prepared to enroll his association or so-ciety on the membership list. The New York State Fair has decided touse nothing but special work this year intbe way of posters. The Donaldson Lltho Co.of Cincinnati has the sketches well underway. The paper is on an entirely new plan.That it will be handsome goes without speak-ing.. The fair at Waycross, Ga., this year willbe much larger in every way than, that oflast year. THE LARGEST BULLETIN IN ST. LOUIS.One of Williamsons Triple Deckers. This famous sign is located at 18th and Washington Ave. It it 24 ft. high by 70 feet long, and and stands 34 feet from the ground. ^^ LIST OF1898 FAIRS. A This list it revised and corrected month- j fly. Secretaries are urgently requested to I > send in theirdates at the earliest possible moment after they are claimed, and to > A notify us promptiy as to anv change. W q> Rosters and dates arc published abso- V 9 lutely Free of Charge. I I <£ M $ Copyrighted iSoS. Alt righis reset ved. $ EMM MHMfe—«<€<£* ALABAMA. ANNISTON—Oxford Lake Northeast AlabamaFair Association. Oct. 18 to 22. W. F. Hlg-glns. pres.; Dr. T. W. Ayers, secy.; Geo.W. Elchelberger. treas. ABKAN8AS. PINE BLUFF—Arkansas State Fair. Oct. 18 to 28.BRADFORD—White County Fair Association. R. D Jones, pres.; A